StreamDek TV v0.4.1

StreamDek TV v0.4.1

Much smaller updates, and a card menu that answers the moment you hold OK.

Improvements

Much smaller updates
StreamDek TV is now published in a version for each kind of device, and from this release the app
downloads only the one built for yours. An update drops from about 173 MB to about 55-57 MB on most
TVs and streaming sticks, Fire TV included. Nothing is left out: every player, codec and feature is in
every version.

Hold OK for a card's menu
Hold OK on a card and its menu now opens while you are still holding, instead of waiting for you to let
go. As you hold, the card settles back and a ring traces its edge, so you can see the menu is coming;
let go early and it is an ordinary click. The menu then rises into place with its actions arriving one
after another. The Menu key on your remote still opens it straight away.

No more accidental clicks
Letting go of OK after opening a menu used to press its first action, which could start playback or
remove something you did not mean to. The release is now ignored, in card menus and in the menus on a
title page, such as an episode's.

Android TV emulators and x86 boxes
StreamDek TV now installs on x86_64 devices, such as Android TV emulators and some PC-based boxes.

Pause CloudStream extensions without removing them
The new Enable CloudStream extensions switch lets you temporarily stop their catalogs,
search results and streams together. Your installed extensions, collections, settings and
individual source switches are kept, ready to use again when you turn it back on.

Updated TheIntroDB support
Timing lookups and API-key checks now use TheIntroDB API V4, including its updated title and
episode identification. Your existing TheIntroDB key continues to use the same saved setup.

Consistent skip timings across players
ExoPlayer, MPV and libVLC now use the same rules for intro, recap and ending timings. Duplicate or
invalid timings are filtered out, and endings marked as running to the end use the known runtime.

Clearer Plex setup guidance
Plex setup now explains its remote-streaming requirements. Choose Learn more to display a
QR code you can scan with your phone to read the official guidance.

Good to Know

• This update is a larger download than later ones: v0.4.0 doesn't know about per-device versions, so
  it fetches the version that suits every device. From the next update on, you get the small one.
• Downloading by hand? Get StreamDek TV only from
  github.com/StreamDek/StreamDek-Releases. The
  release page says which file suits which device; if you're not sure, choose the universal APK.
  Every file is the same app and updates your current install with your settings intact.

Which file do I need?

The app updates itself to the right file automatically. Downloading by hand: pick the file for your device, or the universal APK if you are not sure. Every file is the same app.

File	For	Size	SHA-256
StreamDek-TV-v0.4.1-arm64-v8a.apk	Most phones and TV devices (64-bit ARM)	54 MB	57c6dd42404f360d96d5a198b56b325745df49f657155409aa3629dd57f8c74b
StreamDek-TV-v0.4.1-armeabi-v7a.apk	Older or low-cost devices (32-bit ARM)	52 MB	daf5a684090c8e1dfe0d6c395e90eedc43067679a1411905e80c89c0efd38bd2
StreamDek-TV-v0.4.1-x86_64.apk	Emulators, Chromebooks and x86 devices	57 MB	2d146692541f0fb3f87f147428b8d894e9bcb987d3f9e2e8ba9b477393a10cbc
StreamDek-TV-v0.4.1-universal.apk	Any device. Use this if you are not sure	127 MB	32e81e9983d41f9a4229896a8805f8f2187064fa93aadb09425e6f5894d98049

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StreamDek TV v0.4.0

StreamDek TV v0.4.0

Emby joins Plex and Jellyfin, StreamDek can now reach for your own servers first when you press
Play, and Search tells you where every result comes from.

What's New

Emby on your TV
Connect your own Emby server and its films and series join Home, Search and the media page, beside
Plex and Jellyfin. Servers on your network are found by themselves, or enter the address you use in
your browser. Sign in with your Emby username and password, or with Emby Connect to pick from
the servers linked to your emby.media account without typing an address with the remote. Your
passwords are used once and never kept.

• Add more than one Emby server, switch servers and libraries on or off, and choose whether Emby's
  in-progress titles also appear in StreamDek's Continue Watching.
• Your Emby setup follows your profile to your phone and the web portal.

Prefer Media Server Source
A new setting in Settings > Streams and Quality. Turn it on and, when you press Play without
choosing a source, StreamDek looks to your own Plex, Jellyfin and Emby servers first:

• Direct Play from your servers first, then Direct Stream, then the best source from your
  add-ons and plugins. A server copy that would need converting is kept for choosing by hand.
• A copy that plays well on this TV beats a bigger one that would not: a 1080p file that plays
  directly is picked over a 4K file that needs converting.
• The stream list follows the same order in every filter tab, so what plays automatically is the
  first source you see.
• A source you chose yourself, or asked StreamDek to remember, still comes first.

Search, sorted by source
Results now arrive in one section per place they were found: each of your Plex, Jellyfin and Emby
servers, StreamDek's catalogue, each add-on and each plugin. Every section is headed with its name,
what kind of source it is and how many results it found, and your own servers' sections carry the
service's mark so your copies stand out from across the room.

• Long sections show two rows to begin with. Move onto Show all beside the heading to see the
  rest, and Show less to fold them away again.
• A title found in several places is offered from each, so you can choose which one to play.
• The Everything, Movies, Series and Live filters still work, inside every section.

App Font
A new choice in Settings > Appearance > Typography. Keep your TV's own font, which is the
default, or switch to StreamDek Sans, StreamDek's own typeface, drawn in six real weights for
crisp, even text from across the room. Each option is previewed in its own font, and your choice
follows your account to your phone.

Improvements

Your servers' copies, everywhere
A film or episode in StreamDek's catalogue now also lists the copies on your own servers among its
sources, and a title opened from your server lists your add-on sources too. Whichever you play,
your progress is saved to your server as well as to StreamDek.

Continue Watching where you want it
Choose for Plex, Jellyfin and Emby apart whether titles you are part-way through appear only on the
server's own page or also in StreamDek's Continue Watching.

Resuming from your servers
Resuming a title from Continue Watching now asks your server for a fresh link every time, so titles
that stalled on resume start playing again.

The media page remembers where you were
Coming back to the Plex, Jellyfin or Emby page from a title, another page or the menu now returns
you to the same row and card instead of the top of the page.

Your server order, from your phone
The order you put your servers and libraries in on the StreamDek phone app now carries to your TV.
Settings lists your Plex, Jellyfin and Emby servers in that order, and the media page shows each
server's rows, and each library's rows within it, in the same order.

More sources for more titles
Titles that add-ons could not look up from the TV now find their sources there too, so the TV lists
the same add-on sources as your phone.

Every version on a Plex server
When a Plex server holds more than one version of a title, each is now offered, so a version that
plays directly on this TV is never hidden behind one that does not.

Smarter Dolby Vision handling
A Dolby Vision file that only plays correctly with a Dolby Vision decoder is no longer played
directly on a TV without one, so it does not play with the wrong colours. Plex sources now show
Dolby Vision, HDR10 or HLG, as Jellyfin and Emby already did.

Cards that match their add-on
Home rows and StreamDek Fuse catalogs from add-ons and plugins now show their cards in the shape the
add-on asks for, poster, square or landscape, and fit logos and transparent artwork instead of
cropping them.

Lighter on your network, quieter on standby
Home still picks up progress from your other devices every few seconds, but no longer reloads every
add-on row each time; rows refresh every 15 minutes, when you come back to Home after a few
minutes away, or when you change your add-ons or layout. Home, handoff and settings checks now
pause while the TV is on standby or another app is open, and if StreamDek's servers ask the TV to slow down it waits as asked,
showing what it already has, instead of asking again straight away. Rows load a few at a time, so
Home stays responsive on busy add-on setups.

More accurate Plex and Jellyfin search
Results from your own servers now only include titles that actually match what you searched for.
Plex also returns titles linked to a search through an actor, a genre or what it considers related,
and those used to appear as matches - searching "Euphoria" could list Tracker, Supergirl and
Hoppers. Matching ignores capitals, accents and punctuation, so "amelie" finds "Amélie" and
"spiderman" finds "Spider-Man", and one typo in a longer word is forgiven.

Reaching a Plex server at home
Some routers block the secure address Plex gives for your home network, which could leave a server
in the same room unreachable and make it look as if it could not be added. StreamDek now also tries
the server's plain local address on your home network when the secure one cannot be reached.

Behind the scenes
For StreamDek Ultra sources, StreamDek now notes whether playback started successfully, so a
provider that has stopped working can be spotted and fixed sooner. Server links are no longer kept
in the TV's local storage once a title has played.

Quick Setup

• Emby: open Settings > Emby, pick your server from the list or enter its address, then sign
  in with your username and password or with Emby Connect.
• Prefer Media Server Source: open Settings > Streams and Quality and switch it on. It is off
  until you do, so playback works as before.
• Continue Watching location: open Settings > Plex, Jellyfin or Emby and choose where
  that server's in-progress titles appear.
• App Font: open Settings > Appearance > Typography and pick your TV's own font or
  StreamDek Sans.
• Server order: arrange your servers and libraries in the StreamDek phone app's media server
  settings; your TV follows.
• Search: nothing to set up. Move onto Show all beside a section's heading to see everything
  it found.
• Plex at home: nothing to set up. If your Plex server still cannot be reached, open its settings
  on the server and check that Secure connections is set to Preferred rather than
  Required.

Good to Know

• Emby has no Quick Connect, so sign in with your password or Emby Connect. A server added through
  Emby Connect must be reachable from your TV.
• With Prefer Media Server Source on, StreamDek waits a few seconds at most for your servers when
  you press Play. A server that is slow or offline is skipped, and your add-ons and plugins play
  instead.
• A Dolby Vision file with no HDR10 layer is converted by your server on a TV without a Dolby Vision
  decoder, unless your player is set to MPV.
• A title in your Plex library that only matches your search by its cast or genre no longer appears
  under Plex in Search. Search by its title to find it.
• Plex servers set to Required secure connections will not accept the plain local address.
• StreamDek Sans covers Latin text. Other scripts and emoji appear in your TV's own font.
• A new add-on catalog or a change made by the add-on itself can take up to 15 minutes to appear on
  Home. Leaving Home for a few minutes and coming back, or changing the add-on, refreshes it
  sooner.
• Your server order is set on the phone, which needs its latest update. An order you set before
  that update reaches your TV the first time the updated phone app opens.

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StreamDek Mobile v2.2.5

StreamDek Mobile v2.2.5

Meet Fleeks, a new way to discover what to watch through full-screen trailers. Downloads are
smaller, more of them work, and they keep going when you leave the app.

What's New

StreamDek Fleeks
Swipe vertically through trailers, explore categories and your own catalogs, check ratings and
comments, and save titles to your watchlist. Tap Watch Now to choose a stream or episode.

Enable it in Settings → Appearance → StreamDek Fleeks. Fleeks takes the place of the Search tab;
the search icon at the top opens Classic Search whenever you need it.

Make Fleeks your own
Choose autoplay, Wi-Fi-only autoplay or muted previews. Use Poster Mode to browse with
full-screen artwork instead of trailers, hide the bottom navigation for a more immersive view,
or let the title details shrink while a trailer plays.

Change the trailer's framing in a tap
The scaling icon beside the sound control cycles through Whole picture, Cinematic and
Fill screen, without restarting the trailer. Your choice carries over to the next title.
The icon stays hidden in Poster Mode.

Fleeks controls where you want them
Choose Top Header or Right Side for the navigation controls in Fleeks settings. Category
selection and Search stay at the top, and the side controls leave room for the title details and
bottom actions. Home and Settings appear in the controls when the bottom navigation is hidden.

Title-page trailers on Wi-Fi only
Under Settings → Title Pages → Trailers, turn on Autoplay trailers on Wi-Fi only to keep
automatic title-page trailers off mobile data. Automatic playback stops if the active connection
leaves Wi-Fi, while trailers you choose to play remain available. The setting is off by default,
is remembered for your profile on this phone, and is separate from Fleeks autoplay.

Improvements

Pause CloudStream extensions without removing them
The new Enable CloudStream extensions switch lets you temporarily stop their catalogs,
search results and streams together. Your installed extensions, collections, settings and
individual source switches are kept, ready to use again when you turn it back on.

Updated TheIntroDB support
Timing lookups and API-key checks now use TheIntroDB API V4, including its updated title and
episode identification. Your existing TheIntroDB key continues to use the same saved setup.

Consistent skip timings across players
ExoPlayer, MPV and libVLC now use the same rules for intro, recap and ending timings. Duplicate or
invalid timings are filtered out, and endings marked as running to the end use the known runtime.

Clearer Plex setup guidance
Plex setup now explains its remote-streaming requirements and includes a Learn more link to
the official guidance.

More reliable Fleeks browsing
Improved loading when opening Search from Fleeks or changing catalogs and filters. Search keeps
your query and selection when you return to the feed, and shows a loading state while results
are still arriving.

Fewer empty artwork pages
Fleeks now tries alternative posters and backdrops when its preferred artwork is missing or fails
to load. If a title has neither usable artwork nor a playable trailer, it is skipped for that
session. Existing artwork stays visible while a better image loads.

Cleaner controls and trailer transitions
Trailers appear only after a video frame has rendered, and playback pauses during swipes.
The bottom controls share one compact row, with space kept beside Watch Now. On smaller
screens, secondary actions move into More. That menu now has StreamDek icons, shorter labels
and a subtly translucent background. Reduced-motion transitions and background cleanup have
also been improved.

Streams download properly
Some streams used to "finish" in a second, leaving a tiny download with nothing to play. StreamDek
now works out what kind of stream a source is before it starts, so these download in full and play
offline like any other.

Smaller, faster stream downloads
When a source offers the same title in several qualities, StreamDek now downloads just one: the best
your phone can play. Every audio language and subtitle comes with it, so you can still switch
between them offline. Downloads that used to take several times the space now take a fraction of it.

More sources can be downloaded
Sources that play fine but used to fail when downloaded, because their servers expect to be asked in
a particular way, now download too.

Links that expire
Some sources hand out links that only last a short while. StreamDek now gets a fresh link before a
download starts, when you resume one that has been paused for a while, and once more if a download
fails because its link expired. It only ever continues with the same file you chose.

Downloads keep going
Downloads carry on when you leave the Downloads page, switch apps or lock your phone. If StreamDek is
closed or your phone restarts part-way through, unfinished downloads pick up again, with their
notification, the next time you open the app.

Know why a download failed
A failed download now says why: the link expired, the source refused it, the connection dropped or
your phone ran out of space. Tap Try again right there in Downloads. The notification says why too.

Good to Know

• Sources that are copy-protected can only be streamed, so they no longer offer Download.
• Android 15 and later give apps about six hours a day of background downloading. If you reach that,
  downloads pause and carry on by themselves the next time you open StreamDek. Nothing already
  downloaded is lost.
• A fresh link can only be fetched from add-ons. Downloads from plugins keep the link they started with;
  if one expires, start the download again from the title.
• Downloading by hand? Get StreamDek only from
  github.com/StreamDek/StreamDek-Releases. If
  you're not sure which file suits your phone, choose the universal APK.

Which file do I need?

The app updates itself to the right file automatically. Downloading by hand: pick the file for your device, or the universal APK if you are not sure. Every file is the same app.

File	For	Size	SHA-256
StreamDek-Mobile-v2.2.5-arm64-v8a.apk	Most phones and TV devices (64-bit ARM)	61 MB	0eabcc4dff23d31c032d4d65f5ed9dbf19660463f97c04040e3b26e6486a2239
StreamDek-Mobile-v2.2.5-armeabi-v7a.apk	Older or low-cost devices (32-bit ARM)	58 MB	02d505178549c050f4ff31ab89111fb34c9d4ccc8940f6849466253f3170aa4e
StreamDek-Mobile-v2.2.5-x86_64.apk	Emulators, Chromebooks and x86 devices	63 MB	d75d7ad8d9dfb3069e4d47c42b1a701a687410c8917f71b711080d11387f6a63
StreamDek-Mobile-v2.2.5-universal.apk	Any device. Use this if you are not sure	140 MB	74891bf83c5431acd7831320607cbd99cf41bcac866805cd73603c6ff69f87a0

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StreamDek Mobile v2.2.4

StreamDek Mobile v2.2.4

Shape the sound of whatever you're watching with the new Audio Enhancer, and download films and
episodes straight from your own Plex, Jellyfin and Emby servers.

What's New

Audio Enhancer
Open the Audio menu while something is playing and switch to the new Audio Enhancer tab.
Pick a preset (Dialogue Boost, Bass Boost, Balanced or Night Mode) or make your own:

• Volume & clarity: lift quiet dialogue, even out the jump between quiet scenes and loud
  ones, or add up to +6 dB when a title is mixed too quietly.
• Equaliser: five bands to tune the sound to your speakers or headphones.

Your settings are remembered on this phone. Surround soundtracks such as 5.1 keep all their
channels, and a built-in limiter stops loud moments from distorting.

Downloads from your media servers
Movies and individual episodes from your Plex, Jellyfin and Emby servers can now be downloaded
like anything else. Use the download button on the title, then watch it offline from Downloads,
with the same progress, pause, resume and retry you already know. StreamDek downloads the original
file, so you get the server's full quality with its built-in subtitles and audio tracks.

Improvements

A tidier Audio menu
Audio tracks and the Audio Enhancer now sit on their own tabs, which stay in place while you
scroll, and every switch row is easier to tap.

Safer server downloads
Downloads respect what your server allows. If the server owner hasn't enabled downloads for your
account, StreamDek tells you so instead of failing quietly. Your server sign-ins stay encrypted on
your phone and are only ever sent to that server.

Good to Know

• The full Audio Enhancer works with the Media3 player, which the Auto player setting
  starts with.
  With libVLC, the presets and equaliser work but volume boost, Night Mode and
  volume-difference reduction don't. With mpv the enhancer isn't available yet, and the
  Audio menu says so.
• The enhancer can't change protected (DRM) playback or audio passed straight through to an
  external amplifier or soundbar.
• Server downloads need a single-file original. Plex items split into several parts, and titles
  your server can only stream by converting them, can't be downloaded yet. Subtitles stored as
  separate files on the server still play only while you're online.
• Downloading by hand? Get StreamDek only from
  github.com/StreamDek/StreamDek-Releases. If
  you're not sure which file suits your phone, choose the universal APK.

Which file do I need?

The app updates itself to the right file automatically. Downloading by hand: pick the file for your device, or the universal APK if you are not sure. Every file is the same app.

File	For	Size	SHA-256
StreamDek-Mobile-v2.2.4-arm64-v8a.apk	Most phones and TV devices (64-bit ARM)	60 MB	4112742c0a4511348ebd396f0cfac52e0c82315cc88778a19dd43fdafd7e3e79
StreamDek-Mobile-v2.2.4-armeabi-v7a.apk	Older or low-cost devices (32-bit ARM)	58 MB	d655bbe2f0108ea6c93c1e678ac5bfd058b9e8885e139cf921bb869741ac6220
StreamDek-Mobile-v2.2.4-x86_64.apk	Emulators, Chromebooks and x86 devices	63 MB	4d0d43b3548e01c832628a2953845d9ff2e9f5685e1280e42b136feb9087a185
StreamDek-Mobile-v2.2.4-universal.apk	Any device. Use this if you are not sure	140 MB	52da990ac1fd67cbab8ee933edbe6fe84056be90d0d18f2f161f731cf156ee51

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StreamDek Mobile v2.2.3

StreamDek Mobile v2.2.3

Updates are now about a third of the size, you can export downloads to your phone, and scanning
your TV's code works on every phone.

What's New

Export downloads
Hold down a finished download and choose Export download to save a copy to a folder you pick on
your phone. Downloads in streaming formats stay inside StreamDek and keep playing offline there as
before.

Improvements

Much smaller updates
StreamDek is now published in a version for each kind of phone, and from this release the app
downloads only the one built for yours. A typical update drops from about 194 MB to about 64 MB.
Nothing is left out: every player, codec and feature is in every version.

Scan your TV's code on any phone
Linking StreamDek TV by QR code now uses a scanner built into StreamDek, so it works on phones
without Google services too. The first time you scan, StreamDek asks for access to your camera.

Chromebooks and emulators
StreamDek now installs on x86_64 devices, such as Chromebooks and Android emulators.

Good to Know

• This update is a larger download than later ones: v2.2.2 doesn't know about per-phone versions,
  so it fetches the version that suits every phone. From the next update on, you get the small one.
• Downloading by hand? Get StreamDek only from
  github.com/StreamDek/StreamDek-Releases. The
  release page says which file suits which phone; if you're not sure, choose the universal APK.
  Every file is the same app and updates your current install with your data intact.

Which file do I need?

The app updates itself to the right file automatically. Downloading by hand: pick the file for your device, or the universal APK if you are not sure. Every file is the same app.

File	For	Size	SHA-256
StreamDek-Mobile-v2.2.3-arm64-v8a.apk	Most phones and TV devices (64-bit ARM)	60 MB	8597c87424f5e89644e1ed68c654db7b04f9b073b602ab427a5d9aa23b478aee
StreamDek-Mobile-v2.2.3-armeabi-v7a.apk	Older or low-cost devices (32-bit ARM)	58 MB	98d2831e7e5e791e3251be286b9a08815f65bb5ff78236aafd4ce43d91be7f66
StreamDek-Mobile-v2.2.3-x86_64.apk	Emulators, Chromebooks and x86 devices	63 MB	13667ce51f47d2bfe1fa863940e2b5f4bd8ed499f1829b72dde8424efedb14b3
StreamDek-Mobile-v2.2.3-universal.apk	Any device. Use this if you are not sure	140 MB	7e89c06675aa87a6c19a0aa2e05d5b674e60c0ef809371f66ff888e9f38850a9

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StreamDek Mobile v2.2.2

StreamDek Mobile v2.2.2

Emby joins Plex and Jellyfin, StreamDek can reach for your own servers first when you press Play,
and you can now choose the font StreamDek is set in. Add-ons, title pages and StreamDek Fuse are
quicker and tidier too.

What's New

Emby
Connect your own Emby server and its films and series join Home, Search and the media page, beside
Plex and Jellyfin. Servers on your network are found by themselves, or enter the address you open
Emby at in a browser. Sign in with your Emby username and password, or with Emby Connect to pick
from the servers linked to your emby.media account. Your emby.media password is used once and never
kept.

• Add more than one Emby server, switch libraries on or off, and choose whether Emby's in-progress
  titles also appear in StreamDek's Continue Watching.
• Emby is kept with your StreamDek profile, so your other devices and your TV get your servers too.
• The Emby page has its own soft green glow, which you can switch off like Plex's and Jellyfin's.

Prefer Media Server Source
A new setting. Turn it on and, when you press Play without choosing a source, StreamDek looks to
your own Plex, Jellyfin and Emby servers first:

• Direct Play from your servers first, then Direct Stream, then the best source from your
  add-ons and plugins. A server copy that would need converting is kept for choosing by hand.
• A copy that plays well on this phone beats a bigger one that would not.
• A source you chose yourself, or asked StreamDek to remember, still comes first.

App Font
Choose the typeface StreamDek uses everywhere in Settings > Appearance and Language >
Typography. Keep your phone's own font, which is the default, or switch to StreamDek Sans,
StreamDek's own clean, modern typeface, drawn in six real weights. Each option is previewed in its
own font, the change applies straight away, and your choice follows your account to your other
devices and your TV.

In-App Action Notifications
A new switch under Notifications in Settings > Appearance and Language. It is off, so the
small confirmations for routine actions - refreshing content, managing your media servers, updating
settings - no longer pop up every time. Turn it on to see them again. Errors, and anything that needs
you to act, are always shown.

Improvements

Your servers' copies, everywhere
A film or episode from StreamDek's catalogue now also lists the copies on your own servers among its
sources, and a title opened from your server lists your add-on sources too. Whichever you play, your
progress is saved to your server as well as to StreamDek.

Continue Watching where you want it
Choose for Plex, Jellyfin and Emby apart whether titles you are part-way through appear only on the
server's own page or also in StreamDek's Continue Watching row.

Your server order, on every device
The order you put your servers and libraries in now follows your profile to your other phones and
to your TV, instead of staying on this device.

Resuming from your servers
Resuming a title from Continue Watching now asks your server for a fresh link every time, so titles
that stalled on resume start playing again.

The media page remembers where you were
Coming back to the Plex, Jellyfin or Emby page from a title or another tab now returns you to the
same place instead of the top of the page.

Every version on a Plex server
When a Plex server holds more than one version of a title, each is now offered, so a version that
plays directly on this phone is never hidden behind one that does not.

Your servers in the navigation bar
With more than one kind of media server connected, the media tab now shows each service's mark
together - two side by side, or three in a cluster - so you can tell at a glance what it opens.

Cards that match their add-on
Home rows and StreamDek Fuse catalogs from add-ons and plugins now show their cards in the shape the
add-on asks for - poster, square or landscape.

StreamDek Fuse keeps your place
Coming back to StreamDek Fuse after watching a live channel now returns you to the catalog and view
you were on, instead of starting again.

Quicker add-on changes
Removing an add-on, or taking it out of your favourites, now happens the moment you tap instead of
after a long wait.

Quicker title pages
A title's details from your add-ons and from TMDB are now fetched together rather than one after the
other, and titles you opened recently open straight away.

A backdrop for every title
Holding down a card for a title with no artwork now shows a soft, blurred ambient background behind
its actions, instead of a plain one. A card with no artwork at all shows the title's first letter.

Quick Setup

• Emby: open Settings > Sources > Emby, pick your server from the list or enter its address,
  then sign in with your username and password or with Emby Connect.
• Prefer Media Server Source: switch it on in Settings. It is off until you do, so playback works
  as before.
• Continue Watching location: open Settings > Sources > Plex, Jellyfin or Emby and
  choose where that server's in-progress titles appear.
• App Font: Settings > Appearance and Language > Typography.
• In-App Action Notifications: Settings > Appearance and Language > Notifications.

Good to Know

• Emby has no Quick Connect, so sign in with your password or Emby Connect. A server added through
  Emby Connect must be reachable from your phone.
• With Prefer Media Server Source on, StreamDek waits a few seconds at most for your servers when
  you press Play. A server that is slow or offline is skipped, and your add-ons and plugins play
  instead.
• Your TV follows your server order from StreamDek TV v0.4.0. An order you set before this update
  reaches your other devices the first time this version opens.
• StreamDek Sans covers Latin text. Other scripts and emoji appear in your phone's own font.

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