Audio Latency Examiner v0.2

A few style updates and compatibility check with Max9 and Windows 11. No major changes.

UI updates:

• ToDevice and ToRef are stated clearly in the "4. Enable Audio Playback" section
• The "Add Data Note" is now just "Add note".
• Updated the path to the documentation page that was broken.
• Added green color when DSP is on

Data updates.

• All latency (ms) and sample values rounded to two decimals

PS! To run the app, you might encounter some security checks and other OS-specific issues. To bypass these checks, try to follow the steps below. I assure you, there is nothing dangerous in the inner workings of this app.

On MacOS:

1. Open the Terminal and run the command xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /path/to/Audio Latency Examiner.app. This will bypass the security check.

If this does not work, you can try this fix:

1. Open Terminal and cd into Audio Latency Examiner.app/Contents/MacOS. Here, there should be a document called Audio Latency Examiner.
2. Run the command chmod +x Audio\ Latency\ Examiner
3. Run the app at the top level and approve all the security messages that pop up. You might need to go into "Privacy and Security" settings to approve the app with username and password.

On Windows:

1. When you run the app for the first time, you might encounter the Microsoft Defender security window. If so, just click "more info" button and select "Run anyway".

Audio Latency Examiner v0.1

Hello world!

PS! To run the app, you might encounter some security checks and other OS-specific issues. To bypass these checks, try to follow the steps below. I assure you, there is nothing dangerous in the inner workings of this app.

On MacOS:

1. Open the Terminal and run the command xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /path/to/Audio Latency Examiner.app. This will bypass the security check.

If this does not work, you can try this fix:

1. Open Terminal and cd into Audio Latency Examiner.app/Contents/MacOS. Here, there should be a document called Audio Latency Examiner.
2. Run the command chmod +x Audio\ Latency\ Examiner
3. Run the app at the top level and approve all the security messages that pop up. You might need to go into "Privacy and Security" settings to approve the app with username and password.

On Windows:

1. When you run the app for the first time, you might encounter the Microsoft Defender security window. If so, just click "more info" button and select "Run anyway".