Orynivo 0.31.0

[v0.31.0]

Added

• Added a complete responsive multilingual product website under html/, including
  current in-app screenshots, feature and privacy information, installation
  guides, prominent Wiki documentation links, and release downloads that
  resolve against GitHub's latest release.
• Added complete English, German, French, and Spanish language switching to the
  product website, with English as the default and the visitor's explicit
  selection retained locally. The site now also prominently communicates that
  the complete Orynivo desktop app is available in the same four languages.
• Added preliminary operator contact details and expanded the product website's
  privacy notice to cover hosting connection data, local language preferences,
  the self-hosted origin, Cloudflare reverse proxy, the GitHub Releases API,
  GDPR data-subject rights, and the nginx log retention period.
• Added international SEO for the product website with static localized URLs,
  canonical and hreflang metadata, an XML sitemap, complete social metadata,
  SoftwareApplication structured data, and optimized screenshot assets.

Fixed

• Fixed SEO image dimensions stretching the product screenshots and brand
  artwork vertically when CSS constrained their displayed width.

• Fixed the screenshot gallery cropping the left and right edges at narrow CSS
  viewport widths by preserving each screenshot's natural aspect ratio.

• Fixed the product website's Set up server link so it activates the Server
  installation tab before scrolling to its instructions, including direct
  #server-install links.

• Fixed Arch-family desktop updates (including CachyOS) closing Orynivo
  immediately after starting PolicyKit. Orynivo now remains open while
  pacman -U runs, closes only after a successful installer exit, and reports
  and logs authentication or package-manager failures.

• Fixed unified artist renaming so renaming either its local or remote identity
  also renames matching identities in the local library and on configured
  Orynivo Servers. A local merge decision now selects the equivalent surviving
  identity for matching server-side merge collisions.

Orynivo 0.30.3

[v0.30.3]

Added

• The review dialog for missing artist images can cancel the complete
  assignment run.
• Extended manual artist-image search with an editable artist query and the
  same provider order as batch discovery: Fanart.tv first when a key is
  configured, then Wikimedia Commons when Fanart.tv has no usable result.

Fixed

• Masked the Last.fm API key in Settings so it is no longer displayed as
  readable text, matching the Fanart.tv credential field.

Orynivo 0.30.2

[0.30.2] - 2026-07-28

Added

• Added a cancellable Settings action that searches sequentially for missing
  artist images in the local library and every configured Orynivo Server. It
  tries Fanart.tv first when an API key is configured, then falls back to
  Wikimedia Commons, shows progress and an estimated remaining time, and
  offers an API-key-gated option to accept Fanart.tv results automatically.
  Wikimedia candidates always require explicit acceptance or rejection before
  storing them in their owning library.
• Added one cross-platform encrypted credential container for Last.fm,
  Fanart.tv, AI Chat, Orynivo Server, Plex, and streaming-provider secrets.
  Windows uses current-user DPAPI; Linux and macOS use AES-GCM with a separate
  random key file restricted to the current OS user. Existing plaintext
  settings.json secrets and older Windows credential files are migrated
  automatically, and remote track caches no longer persist authenticated URLs.

Orynivo 0.30.1

[v0.30.1]

Added

• Added Library > Review metadata to Settings. It detects
  physically grouped folders split by inconsistent album titles or album artists,
  missing titles or track numbers, and duplicate track numbers. A folder can
  also be identified directly from the Folder structure context menu. Orynivo
  performs a fuzzy MusicBrainz CD-TOC lookup from track count and durations,
  presents ranked releases for confirmation. Album and artist search terms are
  editable before every lookup, allowing tag wording such as Bravo Hits Vol. 42
  to be simplified to Bravo Hits 42 while track count and durations still
  validate the result.
  Orynivo stores the selected titles, artists, album,
  numbering, and MusicBrainz IDs as library-only overrides that survive scans
  without modifying audio-file tags.

Fixed

• Fixed Linux desktop updates being unavailable or attempting to treat the
  downloaded package as an executable file. Orynivo now selects the signed
  DEB, RPM, or Arch package for the current distribution and requests the
  required package-manager privileges through PolicyKit; CachyOS uses the
  verified Arch package with pacman.
• Fixed metadata correction returning no candidates whenever one local or
  MusicBrainz track duration was unavailable. Release lookup now combines exact
  and relaxed title searches, ranks candidates using title similarity plus all
  available duration evidence, and includes non-CD MusicBrainz media in fuzzy
  TOC matching.
• Fixed Back navigation restoring Artists or Albums from the local database
  alone. Restored mixed-library views now run through the normal unified
  local/server loader, retain the selected source when numeric IDs collide, and
  restore the selected search result plus the search page's scroll position.
• Fixed album-cover and artist-profile refreshes collapsing an already unified
  Artists or Albums view back to local-only rows.

Orynivo 0.30.0

[v0.30.0]

Added

• The Dashboard now suggests albums from local and Orynivo Server libraries by
  matching album genres against the selected listening-history period. Users can
  choose the last week, last month, or all history and bias the ranking toward a
  relaxed, energetic, happy, or melancholic mood. Recommendations default to a
  tall animated cover stage with perspective-angled neighboring albums and
  circular navigation; a persisted List/Stage switch restores the user's choice.
• Album and artist detail views can now upload local image files directly into
  Orynivo's artwork caches. Adjacent trash actions delete album covers or artist
  images for local and Orynivo Server libraries, with unified artist-image
  changes synchronized across matching sources.

Orynivo 0.29.4

[v0.29.4]

Changed

• GitHub release workflows now use the Node.js 24 action generations:
  actions/checkout@v6, actions/setup-dotnet@v5, and
  softprops/action-gh-release@v3.

Fixed

• Linux server release builds now normalize and validate packaged maintainer
  scripts before upload, preventing CRLF shebang failures during DEB upgrades.

v0.29.3

[v0.29.3]

Fixed

• Managed DEB server updates now retain the administrator's existing
  /etc/orynivo-server/appsettings.json non-interactively instead of failing at
  a conffile prompt and leaving the updater service incomplete.

v0.29.2

[v0.29.2]

Added

• Added optional Fanart.tv artist thumbnails. Orynivo uses embedded MusicBrainz
  artist IDs when available, otherwise accepts only an unambiguous exact
  MusicBrainz match, and selects the highest-rated HTTPS artistthumb.
  Manually selected images remain protected. The personal API key is
  session-only in Settings or can be supplied through FANART_TV_API_KEY; it
  is never written to settings.json, logs, server requests, or model context.

Changed

• Artist browsing is now album-artist-centered: explicit ALBUMARTIST tags take
  precedence, untagged albums are reconciled across all of their tracks, and
  compilations or albums with differing inferred track artists are grouped
  under Various Artists. Primary track artists remain attached to their
  tracks without automatically cluttering the Artists view.
• MusicBrainz artist IDs now participate in local artist identity matching, so
  differently spelled tags carrying the same stable ID resolve to one artist.
  Existing libraries receive a one-time attribution metadata refresh during
  their next scan.

Fixed

• Opening a local or Orynivo Server album from a unified artist view once again
  initially filters the album to that artist and shows the option to display all
  tracks on the album.

v0.29.1

[v0.29.1]

Fixed

• macOS now finds FFmpeg and FFprobe installed in common Homebrew, MacPorts,
  pkgsrc, Fink, and per-user locations even when Finder launches Orynivo with a
  minimal PATH. When neither tool is installed, Orynivo downloads matching
  Intel or Apple Silicon builds into its per-user cache.
• macOS application bundles now include an Orynivo.icns application icon and
  declare it in Info.plist, so Finder, the Dock, and Launchpad can display the
  Orynivo icon.
• The shared Folder structure navigation item now remains available when no
  local library directory is configured but at least one Orynivo Server is
  present, allowing server folders to be browsed as the only library source.

v0.29.0

[v0.29.0]

Added

• Added macOS desktop support for Intel (osx-x64) and Apple Silicon
  (osx-arm64). The Avalonia player now uses the macOS system OpenAL framework
  for PCM playback and publishes self-contained Orynivo.app bundles as
  installable PKG packages, portable ZIPs, and tar archives. Every
  architecture-specific package is included in the signed release manifest.
• Added signed automatic desktop updates on macOS. Startup and About-window
  checks now select the architecture-matching osx-arm64 or osx-x64 PKG,
  verify the manifest signature and package SHA-256 digest, and open the
  verified package in the macOS Installer.

Fixed

• Hidden the Steinberg ASIO and cwASIO subsystem badges on macOS and Linux,
  where those Windows-only bridges cannot be used.
• Added the missing Appearance setting for hiding or showing the AI Chat
  sidebar item. The choice is persisted and applied immediately with the other
  sidebar visibility options.
• Avoided repeated macOS Skia/Metal shader-compilation timeouts on gradients
  and rounded surfaces by selecting Avalonia's OpenGL renderer with a software
  fallback on macOS. Windows and Linux renderer selection is unchanged.
• Settings now shows Steinberg ASIO and cwASIO availability only on Windows.
  Linux direct-ALSA device information probes and reports native
  DSD_U32_BE and DoP support for each DSD level, and explicitly reports when
  the device is busy or its DSD capabilities cannot be queried. OpenAL profiles
  are identified as PCM-only and point users to direct ALSA for DSD playback.
  The enlarged capability window performs read-only ALSA hardware-parameter
  checks, avoiding console errors for unsupported high sample rates.
• Prevented Orynivo Server library scans from appearing stuck on large or
  chaptered media by disabling missing-ReplayGain FFmpeg analysis by default;
  deployments can opt back in through configuration.
• Bounded Matroska chapter probing to 30 seconds per file and limited FFprobe's
  analysis window so a malformed or slow network-hosted MKA cannot stall the
  complete server scan indefinitely.