Nemp full changelog

Bugfix: Nemp now also supports "Heavy Metal" and "JPop"
There are stupid bugs, and there are super stupid bugs - like the one fixed here: In the media library, some genres were not saved (respectively not loaded correctly at the next start) - among others "Heavy Metal" and "JPop". Affected are the genres with number 126-147 in the list of ID3v1 genres.

New features and improvements:
Customizable coverflow: The coverflow is now more customizable. Cover positions can be adjusted, reflection can be turned off or made less intense - and it now looks much better on light skins than before.
Search for duplicates in the playlist: The playlist can be scanned for duplicate entries, making it easier to delete them.
Revised file overview in the main window: The details displayed now make more sense for cue sheets and web radio, and the display can be limited to the currently playing track.
Customizable display in the playlist, i.e. not always just "artist - title", but relatively freely selectable.
Optional artificial pause between two titles. Practically the opposite function to "detect silence" and "crossfading".
Support of Apev2 tags for mp3 files and support of ID3v1 tags in combination with Apev2 tags.
Changes:
For webradio, the current track is no longer stored in the playlist file.
Some internal changes regarding saving settings.

This is a slightly bigger update, with a few changes in Nemp's behavior in "special cases", some nice new features and a few bugfixes.
Significant change:
The decision whether the settings are saved in the program directory or in the user directory is now made in a different way: Decisive is now the existence of the file UseLocalData.cfg in the Nemp folder.
The (portable) Zip-archive contains this file, the installer will install it according to your choice during the install process.
New features and enhancements:
Enhanced portability: Nemp now supports besides drive letter correction for external drives also installation in cloud directories by using relative paths in the media library (if possible). Both variants are optional. Both techniques are also fully supported in Nemp playlist format.
Quick access to favourite playlists, including an editor and preview for these playlists.
Improved Drag&Drop in the playlist. Copying files out of (or within) the playlist by holding down the Ct

Version 4.13.2 corrects a nasty bug that crept in during some changes for version 4.13. This could possibly cause data loss in the ID3 tag in individual titles when using the edit function in the main window (quick access to metadata required).

New features in 4.13:
Support for ReplayGain: Automatically adjust the loudness of tracks from different sources
Reworked window "File properties": Uniformly editing of metadata in different file formats, read/write support for more different chunks of data within the metadata, cover art for the media library can be changed
Improved update notifier: Display some more information about the update