* - fix epg: adopt guide channel ID casing on matched live streams
Synchronize the stream's `epg_channel_id` to the exact casing of the
matched XMLTV guide channel. This fixes exact-key B+Tree lookups in short
EPG and client API responses when stream and guide IDs differ in case.
- fix frontend: hide column rail on empty tables
* - fix epg: adopt guide channel ID casing on matched live streams
Synchronize the stream's `epg_channel_id` to the exact casing of the
matched XMLTV guide channel. This fixes exact-key B+Tree lookups in short
EPG and client API responses when stream and guide IDs differ in case.
- fix frontend: hide column rail on empty tables
* fix hls close revision file at reader deadline
Move the progressive revision reader onto its own task and feed the
response stream through a bounded channel. At the deadline the watchdog
aborts the reader, so the file handle and revision pin are released
even if a stalled client never polls the stream again.
Each open revision file now holds its own pin, so GC cannot retire a
revision while a handle is open, including one held by an in-flight
blocking read.
* fix hls close revision file at reader deadline
Move the progressive revision reader onto its own task and feed the
response stream through a bounded channel. At the deadline the watchdog
aborts the reader, so the file handle and revision pin are released
even if a stalled client never polls the stream again.
Each open revision file now holds its own pin, so GC cannot retire a
revision while a handle is open, including one held by an in-flight
blocking read.
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* **New Features**
* Customize table columns by showing, hiding, and reordering them, with keyboard or pointer controls.
* Save layouts per account, restore defaults, and resolve conflicts when preferences change elsewhere. On installations without web authentication, settings are shared.
* CSV tables now support saved layouts for recognized table structures.
* **Bug Fixes**
* Improved pagination bounds and page-size validation.
* Settings requests now return clearer errors for oversized or unreadable request bodies, and recheck access after waiting for settings to become available.
* **Documentation**
* Added guidance for table customization and the settings API.
* fix(frontend): clean up websocket callbacks and reconnect timers on session expiry
* fix(frontend): clean up websocket callbacks and reconnect timers on session expiry
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* **New Features**
* Added an EPG group view with channel counts, programme details, and channel search.
* Added timeline zooming and panning, recording controls for eligible upcoming programmes, and a resizable side panel with keyboard and pointer controls.
* **Improvements**
* EPG group and grid results support JSON or CBOR responses and show up to 1,000 channels per group.
* Channel filters support case-insensitive text and regular expressions; invalid patterns are rejected with an error.
feat(dvr)!: unify live and VOD/series recording into one recoverable DVR
Merge fix/merge_live_and_vod_recording into develop.
- One recording queue for scheduled live captures and VOD/series transfers,
with a shared transition graph, provider-slot scheduling, resumable HTTP
transfers (strong ETag / Last-Modified validation) and ffmpeg live capture.
- Crash-recoverable persistence: B+Tree repository with a journal-first
recovery history; one file can be shared by several library entries.
- Admission checks quota and disk on request, at transfer start (real size)
and before an entry attaches to a finished file; idempotent requests.
- REST is command-only; state reaches clients via owner-filtered WebSocket
snapshots.
- Deleting a recording removes the file once no entry holds it; removing an
entry keeps a finished file and cleans up orphaned partials.
- User ids derive from the configured username (web:/api:); the identity
registry is gone.
- Spanish locale added; ru/ar completed; locale parity test.
BREAKING CHANGE: `video.download` is now `video.recording` (nested
`recording` keys move up, `download_priority`/`recording_priority` become
`priority`); old configs fail to load with a migration hint.
BREAKING CHANGE: `/api/v1/file/download*` and `/file/record` are removed in
favour of `/api/v1/recording/*`.
BREAKING CHANGE: `download.*` and `recording.write` permissions are replaced
by `recording.read|create|manage|delete`; tokens from before the change must
re-authenticate.
BREAKING CHANGE: the old recording queue does not migrate; existing
`identity_registry.json` is ignored.
* fix(hls): return upstream status for HLS resources
- no TS fallback for failed segments, init and keys
- bounded capacity wait on pinned account (manifest 5s, media 2s)
- reject waiting requests after session end or account switch
- per-origin provider cookie jar, read at send time
- opt-in flussonic_hls_audio_tracks input option
* fix(hls): return upstream status for HLS resources
- no TS fallback for failed segments, init and keys
- bounded capacity wait on pinned account (manifest 5s, media 2s)
- reject waiting requests after session end or account switch
- per-origin provider cookie jar, read at send time
- opt-in flussonic_hls_audio_tracks input option
* fix(hls): return upstream status for HLS resources
- no TS fallback for failed segments, init and keys
- bounded capacity wait on pinned account (manifest 5s, media 2s)
- reject waiting requests after session end or account switch
- per-origin provider cookie jar, read at send time
- opt-in flussonic_hls_audio_tracks input option
* fix(hls): keep provider account across client IP changes
Wrap live HLS media playlists in a single-variant master whose variant
URI is a sealed owner token, so playlist refreshes from changing client
IPs keep their owner, lease and provider affinity. Expired sessions are
recreated from the token with the same access and admission checks.
- Classify HLS resources by playlist tag, not by .m3u8 extension
- Answer non-HLS 200 bodies as failed manifests (entry: unavailable,
refresh: 502)
- Pin child manifests and media URIs to the resolving provider account
- Add reverse_proxy.stream.hls_wrap_media_playlist (default true)
- Split AppState into app_state/ containers; move HTTP clients to core
* fix(hls): keep provider account across client IP changes
Wrap live HLS media playlists in a single-variant master whose variant
URI is a sealed owner token, so playlist refreshes from changing client
IPs keep their owner, lease and provider affinity. Expired sessions are
recreated from the token with the same access and admission checks.
- Classify HLS resources by playlist tag, not by .m3u8 extension
- Answer non-HLS 200 bodies as failed manifests (entry: unavailable,
refresh: 502)
- Pin child manifests and media URIs to the resolving provider account
- Add reverse_proxy.stream.hls_wrap_media_playlist (default true)
- Split AppState into app_state/ containers; move HTTP clients to core
* fix(hls): keep provider account across client IP changes
Wrap live HLS media playlists in a single-variant master whose variant
URI is a sealed owner token, so playlist refreshes from changing client
IPs keep their owner, lease and provider affinity. Expired sessions are
recreated from the token with the same access and admission checks.
- Classify HLS resources by playlist tag, not by .m3u8 extension
- Answer non-HLS 200 bodies as failed manifests (entry: unavailable,
refresh: 502)
- Pin child manifests and media URIs to the resolving provider account
- Add reverse_proxy.stream.hls_wrap_media_playlist (default true)
- Split AppState into app_state/ containers; move HTTP clients to core
* fix(hls): keep provider account across client IP changes
Wrap live HLS media playlists in a single-variant master whose variant
URI is a sealed owner token, so playlist refreshes from changing client
IPs keep their owner, lease and provider affinity. Expired sessions are
recreated from the token with the same access and admission checks.
- Classify HLS resources by playlist tag, not by .m3u8 extension
- Answer non-HLS 200 bodies as failed manifests (entry: unavailable,
refresh: 502)
- Pin child manifests and media URIs to the resolving provider account
- Add reverse_proxy.stream.hls_wrap_media_playlist (default true)
- Split AppState into app_state/ containers; move HTTP clients to core
* fix(hls): keep provider account across client IP changes
Wrap live HLS media playlists in a single-variant master whose variant
URI is a sealed owner token, so playlist refreshes from changing client
IPs keep their owner, lease and provider affinity. Expired sessions are
recreated from the token with the same access and admission checks.
- Classify HLS resources by playlist tag, not by .m3u8 extension
- Answer non-HLS 200 bodies as failed manifests (entry: unavailable,
refresh: 502)
- Pin child manifests and media URIs to the resolving provider account
- Add reverse_proxy.stream.hls_wrap_media_playlist (default true)
- Split AppState into app_state/ containers; move HTTP clients to core
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* fix(hls): keep provider affinity after reconnect lease expiry
- Remember the provider that last delivered media for reconnect-capable
playback (HLS, DASH, Catchup, VOD) beyond the lease window. The
preference holds no slot, never forces grace and falls back to the
lineup when the provider is full.
- End it on provider failure, preemption, kick, timeout or admin
terminate; stale cleanups are rejected by binding tag, request ID and
session token. Retry token claims stay bounded.
- Terminate and kick now release the HLS binding they acquired.
- Add reverse_proxy.stream.provider_affinity_ttl_secs (default 120,
max 86400) with Web UI field, docs and translations.
- Testkit: pause_millis steps, TTL overrides and the
m3u-hls-provider-affinity-after-lease-expiry scenario.
* fix(hls): keep provider affinity after reconnect lease expiry
- Remember the provider that last delivered media for reconnect-capable
playback (HLS, DASH, Catchup, VOD) beyond the lease window. The
preference holds no slot, never forces grace and falls back to the
lineup when the provider is full.
- End it on provider failure, preemption, kick, timeout or admin
terminate; stale cleanups are rejected by binding tag, request ID and
session token. Retry token claims stay bounded.
- Terminate and kick now release the HLS binding they acquired.
- Add reverse_proxy.stream.provider_affinity_ttl_secs (default 120,
max 86400) with Web UI field, docs and translations.
- Testkit: pause_millis steps, TTL overrides and the
m3u-hls-provider-affinity-after-lease-expiry scenario.
* fix(hls): keep provider affinity after reconnect lease expiry
- Remember the provider that last delivered media for reconnect-capable
playback (HLS, DASH, Catchup, VOD) beyond the lease window. The
preference holds no slot, never forces grace and falls back to the
lineup when the provider is full.
- End it on provider failure, preemption, kick, timeout or admin
terminate; stale cleanups are rejected by binding tag, request ID and
session token. Retry token claims stay bounded.
- Terminate and kick now release the HLS binding they acquired.
- Add reverse_proxy.stream.provider_affinity_ttl_secs (default 120,
max 86400) with Web UI field, docs and translations.
- Testkit: pause_millis steps, TTL overrides and the
m3u-hls-provider-affinity-after-lease-expiry scenario.
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* **New Features**
* Added a setting to limit Flussonic HLS catch-up archive duration. Valid values range from 1 second to 7 days; the default is 4 hours.
* Bounded archive requests are capped at the configured limit, while shorter valid requests retain their requested duration. Changes apply after a playlist refresh.
* Added a dashboard credits card with app and TMDB attribution.
* **Bug Fixes**
* Open filter dialogs now render in the document body when available, helping them display correctly.
* **Documentation**
* Documented the archive-duration setting and bounded-archive behavior.
* filter input for user form
* added opt-in bounded Flussonic HLS catch-up
- Add flussonic_hls_catchup input option with native default
- Generate bounded archive sources during M3U import
- Preserve live URLs and query tokens
- Expose native and bounded_archive in the WebUI select
* added opt-in bounded Flussonic HLS catch-up
- Add flussonic_hls_catchup input option with native default
- Generate bounded archive sources during M3U import
- Preserve live URLs and query tokens
- Expose native and bounded_archive in the WebUI select
* **New Features**
* Stalker playback resolves channel links on request, using available channel commands and falling back to the stored command when needed.
* If a portal rejects a session, playback retries once after reconnecting.
* **Bug Fixes**
* Reading playlists or resolving playback for a different portal identity no longer replaces the published catalog or clears its refresh checkpoint.
* A failed channel playback no longer prevents other published channels from remaining available.
* **Documentation**
* Updated Stalker playback guidance to describe on-demand link resolution and session recovery.
* fixing resource url problem
* fix(resources): classify resource destinations per hop and keep the proxy in the fetch path
A resource URL is classified (public / non-public / local) before it reaches a client, and every
redirect hop is classified and fetched again: non-public hops connect directly, public hops go
through the configured proxy, local hops are refused. Adds the public no-redirect resource client,
a process-wide destination memo, and regression tests for the redirect and Web UI paths.
* fix(resources): classify resource destinations per hop and keep the proxy in the fetch path
A resource URL is classified (public / non-public / local) before it reaches a client, and every
redirect hop is classified and fetched again: non-public hops connect directly, public hops go
through the configured proxy, local hops are refused. Adds the public no-redirect resource client,
a process-wide destination memo, and regression tests for the redirect and Web UI paths.
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- add target-wide TMDB Trending discovery for movie/TV and day/week, bounded by an optional `limit` (default 100, range 1–500) of unique remote references before local matching
- compose concrete Trakt and TMDB sources under one target curation policy while retaining legacy `output[].trakt` compatibility
- match only positive TMDB IDs of the same media kind and preserve existing catalog identities, series closure, and Xtream alias behavior
- require every active selector to complete before target IDs, writers, caches, or watches can change
- preserve the YAML-owned block through Source Editor operations and add TMDB setup/failure documentation and application Credits attribution
- validate complete decoded pages under independent request, selector, and shared target-batch budgets, using a configured TMDB-only HTTP profile with certificate/hostname verification and no redirects or replays
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