Open Media Explorer 0.1.2
This is the largest Open Media Explorer update yet: eleven concurrent public
media sources, stronger live playback, portable data, downloads, recording,
equalization, new themes, and a complete end-to-end guide.
Highlights
- Adds media.ccc.de/C3VOC, Library of Congress, gPodder Podcasts, PeerTube, and
Owncast alongside Radio Browser, iptv-org, Internet Archive, NASA, Wikimedia
Commons, and LibriVox. - Keeps independent source callers moving concurrently with fair scheduling,
provider-specific pacing, retained cursors, retry backoff, and persistent
cache support. - Improves HLS and non-DRM DASH playback with stream candidate failover,
buffering headroom, stall recovery, and playback priority over background
catalog and artwork work. - Adds live MP3/MP4 recording, finite-media downloads, managed FFmpeg support,
and a ten-band EQ with global and favorite-specific presets. - Adds System, Light, Dark Teal, Midnight Blue, Forest Green, Ember Orange, and
Amethyst Violet themes, including matching native title-bar colors. - Keeps favorites, settings, cache, logs, downloads, and tools in a portable
WorldMediaWindows-dataprofile beside the executable. - Adds a complete user, troubleshooting, architecture, and developer wiki.
Download choices
WorldMediaWindows.exe— classic single-file portable build.WorldMediaWindows-0.1.2-portable.zip— extract-all package using the signed
official CPython launcher/runtime layout.
The classic EXE is not code-signed, so Windows or antivirus software may ask
for confirmation. Existing portable data is preserved when replacing only the
EXE; do not delete the neighboring WorldMediaWindows-data folder.
See CHANGELOG.md for the full technical change list and
the documentation home for usage instructions.