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Autoradio brings its interface to 21 languages across Minecraft 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, including Slovak, Dutch and Turkish. The translations cover F7 quick actions, F12 controls, listening groups, DJ roles, speaker connections, cassettes and the explanations for sharing and listening permissions. The cassette preview's default title now follows your selected language too. Playback, permissions and your saved choices keep their existing behavior. Your music and custom labels stay yours. Use the file for your Minecraft version alongside the matching Automobility release. Feedback on wording is welcome. This file is for **Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric)**. Requirements: Java >=25, Fabric Loader >=0.19.3, Fabric API >=0.157.0+26.2. Use the Fabric API build for this Minecraft version.

Autoradio brings its interface to 21 languages across Minecraft 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, including Slovak, Dutch and Turkish. The translations cover F7 quick actions, F12 controls, listening groups, DJ roles, speaker connections, cassettes and the explanations for sharing and listening permissions. The cassette preview's default title now follows your selected language too. Playback, permissions and your saved choices keep their existing behavior. Your music and custom labels stay yours. Use the file for your Minecraft version alongside the matching Automobility release. Feedback on wording is welcome. This file is for **Minecraft 26.1.2 (Fabric)**. Requirements: Java >=25, Fabric Loader >=0.19.3, Fabric API >=0.155.2+26.1.2. Use the Fabric API build for this Minecraft version.

Autoradio brings its interface to 21 languages across Minecraft 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, including Slovak, Dutch and Turkish. The translations cover F7 quick actions, F12 controls, listening groups, DJ roles, speaker connections, cassettes and the explanations for sharing and listening permissions. The cassette preview's default title now follows your selected language too. Playback, permissions and your saved choices keep their existing behavior. Your music and custom labels stay yours. Use the file for your Minecraft version alongside the matching Automobility release. Feedback on wording is welcome. This file is for **Minecraft 26.3 (Fabric)**. Requirements: Java >=25, Fabric Loader >=0.19.3, Fabric API >=0.161.0+26.3. Use the Fabric API build for this Minecraft version.

# Your music, shared your way **Autoradio 1.1.0 · Minecraft 26.1.2 · Release** There’s more to a good soundtrack than pressing Play. This update adds new ways to listen together, keep a favourite recording and manage the music without losing sight of the drive. ## What’s new - **Shared listening groups** with owner and DJ controls, plus a shortcut beside the F7 wheel. - **Custom-music cassettes:** turn imported tracks into labelled, coloured cassettes with world-backed recordings. - **Pause and device-volume controls** for shared Custom music and cassettes. - **Now Playing at the top centre**, with improvements to online-radio startup, background playback and reconnection. The five built-in stations and all **55 tracks** are unchanged. Internet radio and AAC/AAC+ support were already included in 1.0.0. ## Make yourself at home Use **F7** for the quick radio wheel, **F12** for device and shared-listening controls, and **F9** to import your own music. Internet audio and other players’ Custom music keep their separate listening choices. ## Before you update Use **Automobility 1.3.0+26.1.2-fabric** with this release. Install one full Autoradio JAR; the Stations pack and decoder libraries are included, with no external codec installation needed. For shared listening and cassettes, update the server and clients together. Back up the complete world and config/automobility-autoradio, including Custom music. Keep your preferences and permissions. Mixed old/new installations are not advertised as supported; roll back using the complete matching backup. **For this file:** Minecraft 26.1.2 · Fabric Loader >=0.19.3 · Fabric API >=0.155.2+26.1.2 · Java 25+. Use dependencies built for Minecraft 26.1.2. [Report an issue](https://git.offchunk.com/Offchunk/automobility-autoradio/issues) · [Source](https://git.offchunk.com/Offchunk/automobility-autoradio)

# Your music, shared your way **Autoradio 1.1.0 · Minecraft 26.2 · Release** There’s more to a good soundtrack than pressing Play. This update adds new ways to listen together, keep a favourite recording and manage the music without losing sight of the drive. ## What’s new - **Shared listening groups** with owner and DJ controls, plus a shortcut beside the F7 wheel. - **Custom-music cassettes:** turn imported tracks into labelled, coloured cassettes with world-backed recordings. - **Pause and device-volume controls** for shared Custom music and cassettes. - **Now Playing at the top centre**, with improvements to online-radio startup, background playback and reconnection. The five built-in stations and all **55 tracks** are unchanged. Internet radio and AAC/AAC+ support were already included in 1.0.0. ## Make yourself at home Use **F7** for the quick radio wheel, **F12** for device and shared-listening controls, and **F9** to import your own music. Internet audio and other players’ Custom music keep their separate listening choices. ## Before you update Use **Automobility 1.3.0+26.2-fabric** with this release. Install one full Autoradio JAR; the Stations pack and decoder libraries are included, with no external codec installation needed. For shared listening and cassettes, update the server and clients together. Back up the complete world and config/automobility-autoradio, including Custom music. Keep your preferences and permissions. Mixed old/new installations are not advertised as supported; roll back using the complete matching backup. **For this file:** Minecraft 26.2 · Fabric Loader >=0.19.3 · Fabric API >=0.157.0+26.2 · Java 25+. Use dependencies built for Minecraft 26.2. [Report an issue](https://git.offchunk.com/Offchunk/automobility-autoradio/issues) · [Source](https://git.offchunk.com/Offchunk/automobility-autoradio)

# Your music, shared your way **Autoradio 1.1.0 · Minecraft 26.3 · Release** There’s more to a good soundtrack than pressing Play. This update adds new ways to listen together, keep a favourite recording and manage the music without losing sight of the drive. ## What’s new - **Shared listening groups** with owner and DJ controls, plus a shortcut beside the F7 wheel. - **Custom-music cassettes:** turn imported tracks into labelled, coloured cassettes with world-backed recordings. - **Pause and device-volume controls** for shared Custom music and cassettes. - **Now Playing at the top centre**, with improvements to online-radio startup, background playback and reconnection. The five built-in stations and all **55 tracks** are unchanged. Internet radio and AAC/AAC+ support were already included in 1.0.0. ## Make yourself at home Use **F7** for the quick radio wheel, **F12** for device and shared-listening controls, and **F9** to import your own music. Internet audio and other players’ Custom music keep their separate listening choices. ## Before you update Use **Automobility 1.3.0+26.3-fabric** with this release. Install one full Autoradio JAR; the Stations pack and decoder libraries are included, with no external codec installation needed. For shared listening and cassettes, update the server and clients together. Back up the complete world and config/automobility-autoradio, including Custom music. Keep your preferences and permissions. Mixed old/new installations are not advertised as supported; roll back using the complete matching backup. **For this file:** Minecraft 26.3 · Fabric Loader >=0.19.3 · Fabric API >=0.161.0+26.3 · Java 25+. Use dependencies built for Minecraft 26.3. [Report an issue](https://git.offchunk.com/Offchunk/automobility-autoradio/issues) · [Source](https://git.offchunk.com/Offchunk/automobility-autoradio)

## More music, better shared listening - AAC/AAC+ ADTS internet radio, alongside MP3 and Ogg. No separate codec installation. - A shared song queue for placed speakers and linked soundbars. - Opt-in player song requests with owner approval. - Recently played internet stations, without bundled station presets. - Playback preparation, safer switching and bounded stream recovery/cleanup. The five built-in stations and all 55 tracks are unchanged. Personal listening, Custom playlists and volume leveling were already part of 0.6.0. Update clients and server together for Internet protocol v2. Mixed 0.6.0/1.0 peers retain built-in music, but Internet is unavailable across that boundary. Keep Custom files, saved settings, consent and world speaker links. Requires matching Fabric/Minecraft dependencies and Automobility unofficial.30 for 26.1.2/26.2, or unofficial.36 for 26.3. AAC support does not include HLS, MP4/M4A, LATM, xHE-AAC or general ISO conformance. Live radio is not sample-synchronized between listeners. Gapless playback, crossfade and long-session memory qualification are not claimed.

## More music, better shared listening - AAC/AAC+ ADTS internet radio, alongside MP3 and Ogg. No separate codec installation. - A shared song queue for placed speakers and linked soundbars. - Opt-in player song requests with owner approval. - Recently played internet stations, without bundled station presets. - Playback preparation, safer switching and bounded stream recovery/cleanup. The five built-in stations and all 55 tracks are unchanged. Personal listening, Custom playlists and volume leveling were already part of 0.6.0. Update clients and server together for Internet protocol v2. Mixed 0.6.0/1.0 peers retain built-in music, but Internet is unavailable across that boundary. Keep Custom files, saved settings, consent and world speaker links. Requires matching Fabric/Minecraft dependencies and Automobility unofficial.30 for 26.1.2/26.2, or unofficial.36 for 26.3. AAC support does not include HLS, MP4/M4A, LATM, xHE-AAC or general ISO conformance. Live radio is not sample-synchronized between listeners. Gapless playback, crossfade and long-session memory qualification are not claimed.

## More music, better shared listening - AAC/AAC+ ADTS internet radio, alongside MP3 and Ogg. No separate codec installation. - A shared song queue for placed speakers and linked soundbars. - Opt-in player song requests with owner approval. - Recently played internet stations, without bundled station presets. - Playback preparation, safer switching and bounded stream recovery/cleanup. The five built-in stations and all 55 tracks are unchanged. Personal listening, Custom playlists and volume leveling were already part of 0.6.0. Update clients and server together for Internet protocol v2. Mixed 0.6.0/1.0 peers retain built-in music, but Internet is unavailable across that boundary. Keep Custom files, saved settings, consent and world speaker links. Requires matching Fabric/Minecraft dependencies and Automobility unofficial.30 for 26.1.2/26.2, or unofficial.36 for 26.3. AAC support does not include HLS, MP4/M4A, LATM, xHE-AAC or general ISO conformance. Live radio is not sample-synchronized between listeners. Gapless playback, crossfade and long-session memory qualification are not claimed.

## 0.6.0 — Your music, your mix **My listening** gives you your own Autoradio volume, a separate level for nearby radios, and a remembered mute for a device or linked group. These controls never pause anyone else's music or change shared speaker settings. F12 opens the current device; use its My listening button, or press F12 without a selected device to open the personal controls directly. You can also mute a speaker you may listen to but cannot manage. **Prefer car radio** lowers outside Autoradio sources to one quarter while you are riding, without changing your cabin radio or other Minecraft sounds. Autoradio now follows Minecraft's Master volume and your personal Autoradio volume, not the Music slider. Existing profiles copy their old Music level once when upgrading. Device/group volume remains a separate control. **Custom playlists** let you browse and search your own music in F9. Files in the original Custom folder keep their default playlist; each direct subfolder adds another playlist. MP3 and Ogg title/artist tags are shown when available, with filenames as the fallback. Browse without interrupting playback, then use **Play playlist** or **Play track** to commit your choice. Ordered playback continues after the selected track; shuffle stays within the selected playlist. Custom is still one item in the station wheel. Custom Play now distinguishes preparation, device acceptance, sending without confirmation, local-only playback and failure. Placed speakers confirm accepted requests; cars and held speakers report sending because their current protocol does not return that confirmation. Acceptance does not mean every listener has allowed or finished downloading the file. The now-playing card gains progress once the track's preparation has established its duration. **Level music volume** is an optional, personal setting for local and shared Custom files. It is off by default. Tracks are measured in the background, and the measured adjustment fades in without delaying playback. The files are never rewritten, and failed measurement leaves the original audio playing. This is per-track gain adjustment, not a compressor or limiter; it does not affect built-in stations or internet radio. Manually linked Party Speakers now share **Group volume**. Save a change with Apply to update all loaded, controllable members. A newly linked speaker takes the selected source's volume; names, range and redstone settings stay local. Existing mixed-volume groups are not changed merely by loading the world: apply a volume change to bring them to one level. Linked access controls also explain when a speaker must be unlinked before its access can be edited. Fixed delayed Custom selections overwriting newer controls, stale progress and an audio-channel leak that could eventually silence repeated playback. Cancelled or late audio loads now release their own resources without reviving an old source. Small volume ramps soften ordinary nonzero level changes; this does not add track crossfade or gapless playback. The five stations and all **55 bundled tracks are unchanged**. Separate Fabric downloads are prepared for **Minecraft 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3**. Update clients and server together, and keep Custom files, saved permissions and world speaker links.

## 0.6.0 — Your music, your mix **My listening** gives you your own Autoradio volume, a separate level for nearby radios, and a remembered mute for a device or linked group. These controls never pause anyone else's music or change shared speaker settings. F12 opens the current device; use its My listening button, or press F12 without a selected device to open the personal controls directly. You can also mute a speaker you may listen to but cannot manage. **Prefer car radio** lowers outside Autoradio sources to one quarter while you are riding, without changing your cabin radio or other Minecraft sounds. Autoradio now follows Minecraft's Master volume and your personal Autoradio volume, not the Music slider. Existing profiles copy their old Music level once when upgrading. Device/group volume remains a separate control. **Custom playlists** let you browse and search your own music in F9. Files in the original Custom folder keep their default playlist; each direct subfolder adds another playlist. MP3 and Ogg title/artist tags are shown when available, with filenames as the fallback. Browse without interrupting playback, then use **Play playlist** or **Play track** to commit your choice. Ordered playback continues after the selected track; shuffle stays within the selected playlist. Custom is still one item in the station wheel. Custom Play now distinguishes preparation, device acceptance, sending without confirmation, local-only playback and failure. Placed speakers confirm accepted requests; cars and held speakers report sending because their current protocol does not return that confirmation. Acceptance does not mean every listener has allowed or finished downloading the file. The now-playing card gains progress once the track's preparation has established its duration. **Level music volume** is an optional, personal setting for local and shared Custom files. It is off by default. Tracks are measured in the background, and the measured adjustment fades in without delaying playback. The files are never rewritten, and failed measurement leaves the original audio playing. This is per-track gain adjustment, not a compressor or limiter; it does not affect built-in stations or internet radio. Manually linked Party Speakers now share **Group volume**. Save a change with Apply to update all loaded, controllable members. A newly linked speaker takes the selected source's volume; names, range and redstone settings stay local. Existing mixed-volume groups are not changed merely by loading the world: apply a volume change to bring them to one level. Linked access controls also explain when a speaker must be unlinked before its access can be edited. Fixed delayed Custom selections overwriting newer controls, stale progress and an audio-channel leak that could eventually silence repeated playback. Cancelled or late audio loads now release their own resources without reviving an old source. Small volume ramps soften ordinary nonzero level changes; this does not add track crossfade or gapless playback. The five stations and all **55 bundled tracks are unchanged**. Separate Fabric downloads are prepared for **Minecraft 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3**. Update clients and server together, and keep Custom files, saved permissions and world speaker links.

## 0.6.0 — Your music, your mix **My listening** gives you your own Autoradio volume, a separate level for nearby radios, and a remembered mute for a device or linked group. These controls never pause anyone else's music or change shared speaker settings. F12 opens the current device; use its My listening button, or press F12 without a selected device to open the personal controls directly. You can also mute a speaker you may listen to but cannot manage. **Prefer car radio** lowers outside Autoradio sources to one quarter while you are riding, without changing your cabin radio or other Minecraft sounds. Autoradio now follows Minecraft's Master volume and your personal Autoradio volume, not the Music slider. Existing profiles copy their old Music level once when upgrading. Device/group volume remains a separate control. **Custom playlists** let you browse and search your own music in F9. Files in the original Custom folder keep their default playlist; each direct subfolder adds another playlist. MP3 and Ogg title/artist tags are shown when available, with filenames as the fallback. Browse without interrupting playback, then use **Play playlist** or **Play track** to commit your choice. Ordered playback continues after the selected track; shuffle stays within the selected playlist. Custom is still one item in the station wheel. Custom Play now distinguishes preparation, device acceptance, sending without confirmation, local-only playback and failure. Placed speakers confirm accepted requests; cars and held speakers report sending because their current protocol does not return that confirmation. Acceptance does not mean every listener has allowed or finished downloading the file. The now-playing card gains progress once the track's preparation has established its duration. **Level music volume** is an optional, personal setting for local and shared Custom files. It is off by default. Tracks are measured in the background, and the measured adjustment fades in without delaying playback. The files are never rewritten, and failed measurement leaves the original audio playing. This is per-track gain adjustment, not a compressor or limiter; it does not affect built-in stations or internet radio. Manually linked Party Speakers now share **Group volume**. Save a change with Apply to update all loaded, controllable members. A newly linked speaker takes the selected source's volume; names, range and redstone settings stay local. Existing mixed-volume groups are not changed merely by loading the world: apply a volume change to bring them to one level. Linked access controls also explain when a speaker must be unlinked before its access can be edited. Fixed delayed Custom selections overwriting newer controls, stale progress and an audio-channel leak that could eventually silence repeated playback. Cancelled or late audio loads now release their own resources without reviving an old source. Small volume ramps soften ordinary nonzero level changes; this does not add track crossfade or gapless playback. The five stations and all **55 bundled tracks are unchanged**. Separate Fabric downloads are prepared for **Minecraft 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3**. Update clients and server together, and keep Custom files, saved permissions and world speaker links.

## 0.5.0 — Your radio, fewer clicks The station wheel has more room, clearer labels and short opening, selection and closing animations. Device and now-playing details no longer crowd the station names. Cancelling or selecting the current station still leaves it playing; reduced-effects preferences are respected. **Internet** can now return to the device's last accepted live station without another search. **Directory** opens search separately. The fallback station is remembered for the current server address in your game profile. Joining a server or opening a menu never starts a station by itself, and choosing an already-playing source does not restart healthy playback. **Custom link** lets you name and play a public MP3 or Ogg Vorbis stream from the wheel. The compact form suggests the codec from the address, with a manual choice when needed. Invalid or private addresses are rejected, and the current music keeps playing until a new source is accepted. Listener permission still applies; live radio is not a downloadable track or a seekable recording. Use **F7** to control a placed speaker you explicitly selected from up to **32 blocks** away. It never silently picks the nearest speaker. Driving and carrying a speaker keep their usual priority, unloaded chunks are not forced to load, and a replacement block does not inherit the old selection. Changing a selected speaker's Public/Private access refreshes nearby controls without requiring another click. Losing control rights disables the controls while preserving unapplied edits; it does not silence music for listeners. The server checks every change. Update both server and clients together for the immediate UI refresh. The five stations and all **55 bundled tracks are unchanged**. Separate Fabric downloads are provided for **Minecraft 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3**. Keep Custom music, saved listener permissions and world speaker links when updating.

## 0.5.0 — Your radio, fewer clicks The station wheel has more room, clearer labels and short opening, selection and closing animations. Device and now-playing details no longer crowd the station names. Cancelling or selecting the current station still leaves it playing; reduced-effects preferences are respected. **Internet** can now return to the device's last accepted live station without another search. **Directory** opens search separately. The fallback station is remembered for the current server address in your game profile. Joining a server or opening a menu never starts a station by itself, and choosing an already-playing source does not restart healthy playback. **Custom link** lets you name and play a public MP3 or Ogg Vorbis stream from the wheel. The compact form suggests the codec from the address, with a manual choice when needed. Invalid or private addresses are rejected, and the current music keeps playing until a new source is accepted. Listener permission still applies; live radio is not a downloadable track or a seekable recording. Use **F7** to control a placed speaker you explicitly selected from up to **32 blocks** away. It never silently picks the nearest speaker. Driving and carrying a speaker keep their usual priority, unloaded chunks are not forced to load, and a replacement block does not inherit the old selection. Changing a selected speaker's Public/Private access refreshes nearby controls without requiring another click. Losing control rights disables the controls while preserving unapplied edits; it does not silence music for listeners. The server checks every change. Update both server and clients together for the immediate UI refresh. The five stations and all **55 bundled tracks are unchanged**. Separate Fabric downloads are provided for **Minecraft 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3**. Keep Custom music, saved listener permissions and world speaker links when updating.

## 0.5.0 — Your radio, fewer clicks The station wheel has more room, clearer labels and short opening, selection and closing animations. Device and now-playing details no longer crowd the station names. Cancelling or selecting the current station still leaves it playing; reduced-effects preferences are respected. **Internet** can now return to the device's last accepted live station without another search. **Directory** opens search separately. The fallback station is remembered for the current server address in your game profile. Joining a server or opening a menu never starts a station by itself, and choosing an already-playing source does not restart healthy playback. **Custom link** lets you name and play a public MP3 or Ogg Vorbis stream from the wheel. The compact form suggests the codec from the address, with a manual choice when needed. Invalid or private addresses are rejected, and the current music keeps playing until a new source is accepted. Listener permission still applies; live radio is not a downloadable track or a seekable recording. Use **F7** to control a placed speaker you explicitly selected from up to **32 blocks** away. It never silently picks the nearest speaker. Driving and carrying a speaker keep their usual priority, unloaded chunks are not forced to load, and a replacement block does not inherit the old selection. Changing a selected speaker's Public/Private access refreshes nearby controls without requiring another click. Losing control rights disables the controls while preserving unapplied edits; it does not silence music for listeners. The server checks every change. Update both server and clients together for the immediate UI refresh. The five stations and all **55 bundled tracks are unchanged**. Separate Fabric downloads are provided for **Minecraft 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3**. Keep Custom music, saved listener permissions and world speaker links when updating.

## 0.4.0 Adds a separate Minecraft 26.3 build alongside 26.1.2 and 26.2. Keyboard and mouse controls use 26.3's native input system without changing the older builds. Use the JAR for your exact Minecraft version, with the matching Automobility and Fabric API dependencies. Find internet radio stations from the Internet entry in the radio wheel, with optional country, genre and language filters. There are no preset favourites; you choose what to listen to. Duplicate catalogue entries are grouped, with alternative streams available on the station's source control. Each player separately permits online listening. Allow or deny is remembered for that server address in that game profile, including after restarting Minecraft and changing stations. You can revoke listening without opening the catalogue; other players keep their own choice. Catalogue access and shared Custom files have separate permissions. Radio Browser catalogue permission is remembered in the game profile across menu openings, restarts and server changes. Later openings go straight to search; Disable directory revokes only catalogue access, not music playback or listening permission. Live stations show their current broadcast title where available, and use Stop rather than a pretend seekable pause. If your stream stays unavailable after automatic retries, Reconnect restores only your local listening without stopping the station for other players. Thirty seconds of stable playback replenish the automatic retry budget for the next outage. A permanently failing stream is not retried indefinitely. Starting a shared station after restarting Minecraft no longer requires a second click because of control sequence numbers left over from the previous connection. Old connections cannot take over the new session's controls. Build a soundbar by placing segments next to each other. Up to 16 of your own segments join into one straight row, share the same song and keep playing when you extend it. Adjust the volume from any segment to change the whole row. Adding more segments spreads the sound across the room without stacking their volume. Ordinary linked Party Speakers still support eight members with independent volume settings. The soundbar model now has a continuous front and clean end panels without flickering surfaces. Breaking a segment leaves the others playing; repairing a gap in your own row rejoins it without merging two separate installations. The now-playing card stays readable for eight seconds after you close the controls. It shows the current song for server-controlled speakers too, and distinguishes Playing, Paused, Muted and Off. Routine synchronization no longer restarts the card's animation. All five stations and 55 tracks are unchanged. Update both the server and all clients together when using multiplayer speakers or internet radio. Internet radio needs Autoradio on the server with the feature enabled; the existing local bundled stations still work without it.

## 0.4.0 Adds a separate Minecraft 26.3 build alongside 26.1.2 and 26.2. Keyboard and mouse controls use 26.3's native input system without changing the older builds. Use the JAR for your exact Minecraft version, with the matching Automobility and Fabric API dependencies. Find internet radio stations from the Internet entry in the radio wheel, with optional country, genre and language filters. There are no preset favourites; you choose what to listen to. Duplicate catalogue entries are grouped, with alternative streams available on the station's source control. Each player separately permits online listening. Allow or deny is remembered for that server address in that game profile, including after restarting Minecraft and changing stations. You can revoke listening without opening the catalogue; other players keep their own choice. Catalogue access and shared Custom files have separate permissions. Radio Browser catalogue permission is remembered in the game profile across menu openings, restarts and server changes. Later openings go straight to search; Disable directory revokes only catalogue access, not music playback or listening permission. Live stations show their current broadcast title where available, and use Stop rather than a pretend seekable pause. If your stream stays unavailable after automatic retries, Reconnect restores only your local listening without stopping the station for other players. Thirty seconds of stable playback replenish the automatic retry budget for the next outage. A permanently failing stream is not retried indefinitely. Starting a shared station after restarting Minecraft no longer requires a second click because of control sequence numbers left over from the previous connection. Old connections cannot take over the new session's controls. Build a soundbar by placing segments next to each other. Up to 16 of your own segments join into one straight row, share the same song and keep playing when you extend it. Adjust the volume from any segment to change the whole row. Adding more segments spreads the sound across the room without stacking their volume. Ordinary linked Party Speakers still support eight members with independent volume settings. The soundbar model now has a continuous front and clean end panels without flickering surfaces. Breaking a segment leaves the others playing; repairing a gap in your own row rejoins it without merging two separate installations. The now-playing card stays readable for eight seconds after you close the controls. It shows the current song for server-controlled speakers too, and distinguishes Playing, Paused, Muted and Off. Routine synchronization no longer restarts the card's animation. All five stations and 55 tracks are unchanged. Update both the server and all clients together when using multiplayer speakers or internet radio. Internet radio needs Autoradio on the server with the feature enabled; the existing local bundled stations still work without it.

## 0.4.0 Adds a separate Minecraft 26.3 build alongside 26.1.2 and 26.2. Keyboard and mouse controls use 26.3's native input system without changing the older builds. Use the JAR for your exact Minecraft version, with the matching Automobility and Fabric API dependencies. Find internet radio stations from the Internet entry in the radio wheel, with optional country, genre and language filters. There are no preset favourites; you choose what to listen to. Duplicate catalogue entries are grouped, with alternative streams available on the station's source control. Each player separately permits online listening. Allow or deny is remembered for that server address in that game profile, including after restarting Minecraft and changing stations. You can revoke listening without opening the catalogue; other players keep their own choice. Catalogue access and shared Custom files have separate permissions. Radio Browser catalogue permission is remembered in the game profile across menu openings, restarts and server changes. Later openings go straight to search; Disable directory revokes only catalogue access, not music playback or listening permission. Live stations show their current broadcast title where available, and use Stop rather than a pretend seekable pause. If your stream stays unavailable after automatic retries, Reconnect restores only your local listening without stopping the station for other players. Thirty seconds of stable playback replenish the automatic retry budget for the next outage. A permanently failing stream is not retried indefinitely. Starting a shared station after restarting Minecraft no longer requires a second click because of control sequence numbers left over from the previous connection. Old connections cannot take over the new session's controls. Build a soundbar by placing segments next to each other. Up to 16 of your own segments join into one straight row, share the same song and keep playing when you extend it. Adjust the volume from any segment to change the whole row. Adding more segments spreads the sound across the room without stacking their volume. Ordinary linked Party Speakers still support eight members with independent volume settings. The soundbar model now has a continuous front and clean end panels without flickering surfaces. Breaking a segment leaves the others playing; repairing a gap in your own row rejoins it without merging two separate installations. The now-playing card stays readable for eight seconds after you close the controls. It shows the current song for server-controlled speakers too, and distinguishes Playing, Paused, Muted and Off. Routine synchronization no longer restarts the card's animation. All five stations and 55 tracks are unchanged. Update both the server and all clients together when using multiplayer speakers or internet radio. Internet radio needs Autoradio on the server with the feature enabled; the existing local bundled stations still work without it.

# 0.3.0 Party Speakers can now play together. Start music on one, open its settings and choose Link speakers → Select source. At the next speaker, choose Link speakers → Link. A group supports up to eight speakers, up to 64 blocks apart, with the same owner and access policy. - Play/Pause, Next and station changes work across the group. Each speaker keeps its own volume, listening range and redstone setting. - Moving between linked speakers no longer starts another copy of the song or adds their volume together. The sound position blends smoothly. - Built-in playlists on placed speakers keep going when the player walks away, disconnects or switches to a car. The server keeps the queue and song clock; it does not decode music. - Unlinking pauses the detached speaker and leaves the others playing. Breaking one does not stop the rest; replacing it does not silently restore its link. - Speaker links survive saving the world. Playback remains session-only, with no force-loaded chunks. - Minecraft background music fades out while the radio is audible and returns when it is quiet. Game sounds and jukeboxes are unaffected. - Open speaker controls stay current when another player changes playback. Pending edits are preserved; conflicting changes need an explicit confirmation. - Fixed the speaker RGB animation so its ring uses the correct texture frame. The same five stations and 55 tracks from 0.2.0 are included unchanged, including Rowen Rook's five dRock tracks. No new music or another lossy conversion. Install the matching version on clients and server for shared playback and speaker linking. Keep Custom music and remove any old standalone Stations JAR. Custom/unknown station packs still need their playback client's queue; server playlist continuation applies to the built-in stations, not arbitrary audio.

# 0.3.0 Party Speakers can now play together. Start music on one, open its settings and choose Link speakers → Select source. At the next speaker, choose Link speakers → Link. A group supports up to eight speakers, up to 64 blocks apart, with the same owner and access policy. - Play/Pause, Next and station changes work across the group. Each speaker keeps its own volume, listening range and redstone setting. - Moving between linked speakers no longer starts another copy of the song or adds their volume together. The sound position blends smoothly. - Built-in playlists on placed speakers keep going when the player walks away, disconnects or switches to a car. The server keeps the queue and song clock; it does not decode music. - Unlinking pauses the detached speaker and leaves the others playing. Breaking one does not stop the rest; replacing it does not silently restore its link. - Speaker links survive saving the world. Playback remains session-only, with no force-loaded chunks. - Minecraft background music fades out while the radio is audible and returns when it is quiet. Game sounds and jukeboxes are unaffected. - Open speaker controls stay current when another player changes playback. Pending edits are preserved; conflicting changes need an explicit confirmation. - Fixed the speaker RGB animation so its ring uses the correct texture frame. The same five stations and 55 tracks from 0.2.0 are included unchanged, including Rowen Rook's five dRock tracks. No new music or another lossy conversion. Install the matching version on clients and server for shared playback and speaker linking. Keep Custom music and remove any old standalone Stations JAR. Custom/unknown station packs still need their playback client's queue; server playlist continuation applies to the built-in stations, not arbitrary audio.

# More music, better radio controls Five Rowen Rook tracks join dRock: **My Last Goodbye**, **Roll the Dice (feat. Rocky Ravic)**, **Bathory (feat. Martina Pavlickova)**, **Fallen Ones (feat. Jake Widow)** and **BPD 'n' Love**. There are now 55 built-in tracks, with 15 in dRock. Shuffle stays within the station you choose. - Smoother speaker sound near the source and a wider comfortable listening area. - Pause now keeps your position in the song. Right-click a configured Party Speaker to pause or resume it; sneak-right-click opens settings. - Cancel the F7 wheel by moving into the center or outside it. Escape and switching away from Minecraft also cancel. Picking the current station leaves playback alone, and the wheel shows what is playing. - Fixes for delayed actions reaching the wrong radio and for revoking consent to shared Custom music. The existing 50 recordings have not been re-encoded. The five new songs use about 17 MB of normalized OGG audio instead of 196 MB of WAV masters. **When upgrading:** update clients and server together. Remove the old separate Rosenvik Stations JAR if you still have it; keep your Custom music files. Linked speaker groups are not part of this release.

# More music, better radio controls Five Rowen Rook tracks join dRock: **My Last Goodbye**, **Roll the Dice (feat. Rocky Ravic)**, **Bathory (feat. Martina Pavlickova)**, **Fallen Ones (feat. Jake Widow)** and **BPD 'n' Love**. There are now 55 built-in tracks, with 15 in dRock. Shuffle stays within the station you choose. - Smoother speaker sound near the source and a wider comfortable listening area. - Pause now keeps your position in the song. Right-click a configured Party Speaker to pause or resume it; sneak-right-click opens settings. - Cancel the F7 wheel by moving into the center or outside it. Escape and switching away from Minecraft also cancel. Picking the current station leaves playback alone, and the wheel shows what is playing. - Fixes for delayed actions reaching the wrong radio and for revoking consent to shared Custom music. The existing 50 recordings have not been re-encoded. The five new songs use about 17 MB of normalized OGG audio instead of 196 MB of WAV masters. **When upgrading:** update clients and server together. Remove the old separate Rosenvik Stations JAR if you still have it; keep your Custom music files. Linked speaker groups are not part of this release.

# First public release - one full Autoradio JAR per supported Minecraft version, with no separate public station-pack download; - five built-in stations with ten tracks each: dRock, 247.Indie, PopPop, Autobahn3000 and Bohemians; - stereo 48 kHz OGG Vorbis q4 (quality 4) release audio, normalized to −14 LUFS with −1.5 dBTP headroom; - unchanged client-only Rosenvik Stations JAR nested inside the public archive to preserve its mixed-rights license, credits and rights ledger; - synchronized vehicle cabin and nearby positional audio; - hold-to-open station wheel, now-playing HUD and complete device controls; - player-managed Custom station with OGG, MP3 and WAV support; - consent-based, bounded and SHA-256-verified multiplayer Custom sharing; - placeable and portable Party Speakers in all sixteen dye colors; - audio-reactive RGB lighting, naming, access, range and redstone settings; - matching builds for Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2; - required Fabric API and Automobility: Unofficial Port dependencies. If you installed the earlier standalone Rosenvik Stations preview JAR, remove it while upgrading. It remains compatible, but Fabric otherwise selects its older q5 media instead of the q4 station pack already embedded in Autoradio.

# First public release - one full Autoradio JAR per supported Minecraft version, with no separate public station-pack download; - five built-in stations with ten tracks each: dRock, 247.Indie, PopPop, Autobahn3000 and Bohemians; - stereo 48 kHz OGG Vorbis q4 (quality 4) release audio, normalized to −14 LUFS with −1.5 dBTP headroom; - unchanged client-only Rosenvik Stations JAR nested inside the public archive to preserve its mixed-rights license, credits and rights ledger; - synchronized vehicle cabin and nearby positional audio; - hold-to-open station wheel, now-playing HUD and complete device controls; - player-managed Custom station with OGG, MP3 and WAV support; - consent-based, bounded and SHA-256-verified multiplayer Custom sharing; - placeable and portable Party Speakers in all sixteen dye colors; - audio-reactive RGB lighting, naming, access, range and redstone settings; - matching builds for Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2; - required Fabric API and Automobility: Unofficial Port dependencies. If you installed the earlier standalone Rosenvik Stations preview JAR, remove it while upgrading. It remains compatible, but Fabric otherwise selects its older q5 media instead of the q4 station pack already embedded in Autoradio.