v1.3.0

Downloads

Platform	Link
Windows (installer)	Download
Windows (portable, no install)	Download
macOS (Apple Silicon)	Download
macOS (Intel)	Download
Linux (AppImage)	Download

All builds are unsigned -- see the README's Installing section for the first-run security warning on each OS.

What's new

• Add videos from virtually any yt-dlp-supported site to your library, not
  just YouTube. SoundCloud, Dailymotion, archive.org, PeerTube, and the rest
  of the 1800+ sites yt-dlp supports
  can now be added to your permanent library the same way a YouTube video
  can — versioned, labelled, and organized by platform instead of by
  channel. "Add to library" is no longer greyed out for anything other than
  YouTube.
  • Every entry plays through the same full-featured player as your YouTube
    library — including audio-only sources (SoundCloud, Bandcamp, etc.),
    which now show their thumbnail/album art for the whole time they're
    playing instead of a blank black screen, and can still be clipped like
    any video.
  • Each entry shows a color-coded platform label (SoundCloud orange,
    Dailymotion blue, Vimeo cyan, Twitch purple, and so on) next to its
    title, both on its own page and on its card in the library grid, plus a
    new "Non-YouTube" filter to find them all at once.
  • A video's page now shows an "Extra data" section with whatever the
    source actually provides — uploader, upload date, license, categories,
    tags, and, for music platforms, track/artist/album/genre.
  • Embed metadata now works for these too, including music tags where
    available, and MP3-only sources get their MP3 option folded into
    "Convert to" instead of a separate, now-redundant Extract MP3 button.
• Volume controls in the mini player and queue panel. Both now have a
  volume button that opens a small popover with a vertical slider, so you
  can adjust background playback without needing the full player open.
• Clips now remember their exact start/end timestamps, and a new
  "Mark clip on original video" button jumps back to the source video with
  those same timestamps already marked — a quick way to re-clip or adjust
  an existing clip without hunting for where it was cut from.
• Fixed an audio/video sync bug when clipping. A fast clip could end up
  with its audio and video very slightly out of phase — hard to notice on
  most content, but obvious on anything music-driven. Clips that need it now
  get a quick, targeted re-encode of just the video stream (audio stays a
  lossless copy either way) to keep the two in sync.

What's Changed

• September 03 by @SlothSoftworks in #12

Full Changelog: v1.2.0...v1.3.0