Headent Client 1.0.3

Maintenance release focused on stability and performance on low-end TV boxes,
plus a few fixes reported by users.
Available on Google Play.

What's fixed

Crash on low-memory boxes — loading channels and EPG could run the app out
of memory on devices with a small heap (e.g. Xiaomi Mi Box S). The app now
requests a large heap and uses shorter default EPG ranges on such devices.
Stuttering over Wi-Fi — the app now holds a high-performance Wi-Fi lock
while playing, so Android no longer puts the Wi-Fi chip to sleep and delivers
stream data in bursts.
Archive listed removed recordings — entries whose file had already been
deleted on the server (Tvheadend's "Removed Recordings") are no longer shown,
matching the behaviour of the HTTP path.
Channel zap bar overlapped the player controls — only one overlay is shown
at a time now, in either direction, and the bar follows the current theme
colours instead of a fixed dark palette.
User-Agent reported the wrong version — HTTP requests and the HTSP client
name now always carry the actual app version, on every connection type
(live, archive, radio).

Lower CPU and memory use while streaming — fewer allocations in the TS
muxer, no redundant copying of stream data, and the EPG cache is now written
at most once every 30 seconds instead of on every incoming EPG update.
PCR timing follows the standard more closely — clock references are
inserted throughout each frame with a proper decoder buffer margin.
Sound output option on phones — the audio output mode (Automatic /
Passthrough / PCM / Stereo) is no longer hidden on phones.
New troubleshooting options — forced software video decoding and a verbose
player log, both under Settings.

On older 32-bit boxes, 1080p50 10-bit HEVC channels may still stutter over
HTSP. Using the HTTP streaming path with the pass profile works around it.

Most TV boxes and phones (64-bit): HeadentClient-1.0.3-arm64-v8a.apk
Older 32-bit devices: HeadentClient-1.0.3-armeabi-v7a.apk
Not sure? HeadentClient-1.0.3-universal.apk works everywhere
(larger download).

Google Play picks the right variant automatically.