What’s New • Four New Live Presets — Added Event Arena, Live Hall, Underground Club, and Recording Studio presets. Each combines EQ, stereo expansion, and reverb to recreate the sound of a distinct listening space. • iCloud Data Backup — Saves a copy of your playlists, favorites, and recently played history to iCloud. • Stored Data Management — View and delete data stored on your device from Settings. • Improved Remote Playback — Desktop remote playback now supports CUE sheets and includes an alphabetical index rail for quickly navigating long lists. Improvements • Refined list screens with a darker background, improved title weight, and better positioning of selected rows for enhanced readability. • Moved the EQ guidance text to a more visible and intuitive location. • Updated the default EQ for new installations to provide a richer sound. Bug Fixes • Fixed an issue where downloads stopped upon encountering a file no longer available on the server. The unavailable file is now skipped, and the next file is downloaded automatically. • Fixed various display and stability issues.

What’s New • 9 Live Presets — New Equalizer presets optimized for piano, violin, cello, classical guitar, acoustic guitar, solo vocals, flute, saxophone, and trumpet. Each preset recreates the natural ambience of a performance space suited to the instrument.
• Contact Us — Send questions, photos, and files directly from Settings.
• Add or remove the currently playing track from Favorites on the Apple Watch playback screen. Improvements and Fixes • 384 kHz audio files can now be played while the Equalizer is enabled.
• Fixed AirPlay volume control. If an AirPlay device remains connected, you can check its connection status on screen and switch back to the previous audio output.
• Shuffle now randomizes the playlist once and plays through it without repeating tracks. Songs selected with “Play Next” now play as the actual next track.
• Playlists containing songs from your Apple Music library can now be downloaded.
• The download limit notice now provides direct access to Pine Player Neo on the App Store.
• Rewritten all Equalizer preset descriptions for greater clarity.
• Added open-source license notices to Settings. • Fixed an issue where, after DoP playback, playing another track could cause an incorrect playback position and duplicate tracks in the playlist. • Fixed an issue where, after DoP playback, playing another track could cause an incorrect playback position and duplicate tracks in the playlist.

What’s New • 9 Live Presets — New Equalizer presets optimized for piano, violin, cello, classical guitar, acoustic guitar, solo vocals, flute, saxophone, and trumpet. Each preset recreates the natural ambience of a performance space suited to the instrument.
• Contact Us — Send questions, photos, and files directly from Settings.
• Add or remove the currently playing track from Favorites on the Apple Watch playback screen. Improvements and Fixes • 384 kHz audio files can now be played while the Equalizer is enabled.
• Fixed AirPlay volume control. If an AirPlay device remains connected, you can check its connection status on screen and switch back to the previous audio output.
• Shuffle now randomizes the playlist once and plays through it without repeating tracks. Songs selected with “Play Next” now play as the actual next track.
• Playlists containing songs from your Apple Music library can now be downloaded.
• The download limit notice now provides direct access to Pine Player Neo on the App Store.
• Rewritten all Equalizer preset descriptions for greater clarity.
• Added open-source license notices to Settings.

• Added the ability to download music files from Pine Player for Mac to an iOS device for local playback. • The overall user interface has been refined and reorganized for a more convenient and intuitive experience. • The translucent overlay previously displayed in the player view has been removed.

• Added the ability to download music files from Pine Player for Mac to an iOS device for local playback. • The overall user interface has been refined and reorganized for a more convenient and intuitive experience. • Numerous bugs have been fixed to improve overall stability and performance.

Fixed an issue where the UI broke and the app crashed when rotating an iPhone device to landscape mode.

The issue causing the app to intermittently enter infinite loading has been resolved.

The error with selecting the current item in the playlist has been resolved.

The issue causing occasional crashes when moving playlists has been fixed. On Apple Silicon Macs, Pine Player and Pine Player Pro now interoperate as if they were a single app, enabling seamless switching between the two and a more unified, streamlined workflow—no extra setup required. The playlist import feature in Pine Player has been improved.

On Apple Silicon Macs, Pine Player and Pine Player Pro now interoperate as if they were a single app, enabling seamless switching between the two and a more unified, streamlined workflow—no extra setup required. The playlist import feature in Pine Player has been improved.

A feature has been added to play only one song from the playlist and then stop. Please note that you will need to update both Pine Player Remote and Pine Player(Pro) for it to work properly.

Fixed an issue where the volume buttons were not functioning properly.

The issue during DSD DoP playback in Pine Player Pro has been resolved.

A warning message has been added for when the remote Mac device cannot be found.

Added a feature to manually enter an IP address if the remote control cannot find my Mac.

A settings menu for changing channels has been added to the Connect screen.

A feature has been added that allows you to reserve the next song by pressing and holding the playlist. Only available in Pine Player Pro version.

Fixed screen mode change error. The list-related UI design design has changed.

Fixed error when loading my music list

Added a feature that makes it easier to use my list.