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Lyrion can keep up to three independent server profiles, each with its own tab name, address,
favorites-sync target and remote-player selection. The tab uses the configured name or, when
that is empty, the host name of the server address.
The Lyrion overview now reports album and favorite counts. Filtering to favorites also calculates
the number of tracks and their total size, so the required sync space is visible before starting
the transfer. An opened album shows its total running time and size as supplied by the server.
Album artwork is fetched only for tiles actually inside the visible Lyrion viewport; prepared
layout-buffer tiles no longer start network requests.
All album favorites can be removed in one confirmed action. The list is refreshed afterwards,
rather than continuing to show stale stars until the next application start.
Local playlists can be saved and loaded as portable M3U/M3U8 files. They preserve an optional
FerrumPlay sync target in a comment, resolve relative paths against the playlist, and can also be
opened through the command line, file manager, or drag and drop.
Entering the Audio-CD tab stops playback from another source and uses the first CD track as the
display context, so identified title, album, and cover appear in the cover column immediately.
CD-rip folder patterns can create album subfolders using the familiar tag placeholders. The
converter shows the complete resulting CD output path in its editable output field.
Converting or ripping now asks once before overwriting existing output files. It also refuses to
convert into a source folder when the selected target format matches a source file there.