Ladda ner SysManager 1.128.1

[1.128.1] - 2026-10-09
In Volume Control, an app sent to another output device keeps its row, with its level and a slider that works, and
is still listed after it restarts (#2652).
Fixed
- Volume Control lists the apps playing on every output device, not only the default one. An app routed to another
device plays there, and the session it left on the default device goes inactive. The list read only the default
device, so after a route the app's row showed no level, its slider and mute moved that stale session rather than the
sound the app was making, and once the app restarted it was not listed at all, so it could not be moved back from
SysManager. The tab now reads every active output device and shows each app once, wherever it plays: its level is
the sound it is making, its slider and mute reach it on every device, and its Output picker stays with it. This had
been so since routing first worked, in 1.128.0.
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