// 04 - Blog
Long-form writing on the player, the format, and the act of listening.
Zenteek now hosts a continuous HTTP audio stream on your local network - WAV or FLAC, and any HTTP-capable audio player can consume it.
Read → May 15, 2026This one came from the community. Zenteek could technically read 5.1 files. But technically is doing a lot of work in that sentence.
Read → May 14, 2026Zenteek 1.4.0 takes a novel approach, preserving Crossfades and Gapless playback, including all DSP while streaming to AirPlay 2 and DLNA/UPnP receivers in parallel.
Read → May 13, 2026File Indexer architecture was redesigned to support multiple media source types side-by-side
Read → May 10, 2026Your music is no longer limited to local files. Zenteek now supports Jellyfin, Navidrome and Subsonic media servers.
Read → May 7, 2026Zenteek's M/S Decoder now does more than decode. A parallel processing path recovers vocal presence from aggressively panned vintage mixes with a single knob.
Read → May 3, 2026Unique Timeline view, editorial Album and Artist descriptions, new and improved DSP chain. This update is loaded!
Read → Apr 27, 2026The "Albums" section gained Cover Flow today. Not because anyone asked. Because I missed it.
Read → Apr 25, 2026While previous releases focused on playback fidelity and discovery features, 1.2.3 turns its attention to how music actually feels when it hits your ears. Three new tools give you meaningful
Read → Apr 23, 2026Global Search - If you've used Spotlight or Raycast, you already know how to use this. Press CMD+K, start typing, and Zenteek searches across artists, albums, tracks, labels, lyrics and credits.
Read → Apr 21, 2026I just shipped a new Harmonic Exciter in Zenteek Player! If you've ever listened to older recordings or flat digital masters and felt the music was somehow veiled or pulled back, this is for you. One toggle, no knobs - flip it on and
Read → Apr 21, 2026If you have ever tried to "stereo-ize" a mono signal you know that most try to simply create width by applying a single effect on the entire spectrum and blurring the side energy in the process.
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