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Apple Music could intermittently leave a USB DAC at the wrong sample rate after changing tracks; seeking a second or two restored detection. This change reduces stale and preloaded decoder-log selection around track transitions.
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OutputDevicesandMediaRemoteControllerinstance between the application delegate and menu.Validation
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This is a bounded temporal heuristic, not an exact association between a decoder and a track: decoder logs do not expose a reliable public track identifier. Prefetches near the event or missing decoder logs can still cause incorrect or absent detection. Broad device compatibility, USB reconnection, rapid shuffle and other transition patterns remain to be tested. It does not enable private logging, seek automatically or claim bit-perfect output.
Related to #159 and #191. The shared-listener change overlaps with #217, #218 and #224; this proposal targets the current main branch and includes the temporal selection and parser regression coverage.