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Light Media Center 2.1.0
Light Media Center 2.1 (renamed from Light Player) expands advanced color support across video and photos, and improved overall experience and reliability.
New Features
- HDR and color: added tone mapping profiles for photos and videos. You can configure multiple tone mapping curves and select which one to be applied in various scenarios.
- Photos: save and convert photos with color space and metadata options.
- Video: Desktop platforms now support saving screenshots in original resolution, color precision and color space, including WCG / HDR content. Support configurable font family and font size for SRT subtitles.
- Photos and videos: advanced color thumbnails.
Improvements
- Subtitles: improved rendering for ASS/SSA layout and effects.
- Settings: reorganized structure and more robust startup settings loading
- Interface: refined Apple-style visuals, Wayland client-side decorations, and context menus
Other Changes
- Executable name is renamed from
lmp(Light Media Player) tolmc(Light Media Center)
Known issues
- Server transcoding may not preserve certain metadata (e.g. Dolby Vision, interlace).
- HDR and WCG are not available on GNOME Wayland by default; perceptual HDR can be enabled manually (see installation docs).
- Wayland Picture-in-Picture video playback does not automatically pin the window on top of others. This is a Wayland protocol limitation.
- Android system library does not support grouping by geo locations due to Android API limitation.
- Android hardware decoding does not support dynamic HDR metadata (Dolby Vision / HDR10+) due to ffmpeg mediacodec API limitation.