Changes in AudioFinder 1.4.4

- Move to Trash now uses Applescript and thus works faster with big files than the file copy method employed in previous releases.

Changes in AudioFinder 1.4.3

- Added visual playback indicator (turntable) because some sounds have periods of silence and there was a need to know something was happening.

- Renamed Walk to Autopilot.  Autopilot makes more sense and describes the feature better.

- Tightened up the main browser look and feel.

- Fixed odd selection problems in the browser when renaming and moving files to the trash.  Renamed files now stay in place.

Changes in AudioFinder 1.4.2

- Fixed a playback bug where the sound of white noise would break in at the end of short files.

-Changes in AudioFinder 1.4.1

- Added "New AudioFinder Instance" under the File menu.  This launches another instance of AudioFinder.  Useful when trying two or more sounds together.  Note: each instance has to Quit separately.
- The AudioFinder Favorites directory is now named "AudioFinder Favorites" as opposed to simply "AudioFinder"

Changes in AudioFinder 1.4

- Added "Reveal in Mac OS X Finder" option under the Go Menu.
- Added the ability to change the sample rate in the header of a sound file with the Playback Speed panel.
- Added Random Walk mode under the Options menu
- Added loop playback.
- Improved overall performance.
- Added Authorize system.

Changes in AudioFinder 1.3

- There is a new Playback Speed panel.
- There is a new Volume control panel.
- Playback has been improved no more glitches.
- Directory reading is faster.
- There is a new millisecond accurate file time display.
- Panels remember if they were opened when quitting and launching.
- Under the Go menu there is now a go to Desktop and go to Volumes.
- Under the Go menu there is a Make Favorites and a Mark Startup.
- There was a crash sometimes on launch, this is now fixed.