Lerzo Player 1.3.1

Fixes a crash in 1.3.0.

• Hovering over the seek bar, or dragging along it, no longer quits the player.

Lerzo Player 1.3.0

Seek previews, resume where you left off, and two HDR modes.

• Hover over the seek bar to preview the frame at that moment, with the line spoken there laid over it; clicking lands on exactly the frame you saw.
• Files you did not finish reopen where they stopped (Settings → Playback Behavior lets you turn this off).
• HDR output has two modes in Settings → Picture: Bright (default) adapts to your display and lifts dark, low-peak scenes; Accurate keeps the source's luminance and passes its dynamic metadata through. Seek previews of HDR video are tone-mapped instead of washed out.
• The "No subtitle tracks were found" card can be closed, so a video without subtitles is no longer covered by it.
• Fixes: holding Space or another toggle key no longer flips it back and forth; the full-screen picture no longer follows you to other desktops.

Lerzo Player 1.2.0

The window now fits the video.

• When a file opens, the window takes the picture's proportions, and by default keeps them while you resize it, so the picture always fills the window edge to edge.
• A new setting, Window → Resizing the window, allows free resizing instead: extra height becomes bands above and below the picture, and the subtitle lines move into them when they fit — a way to read the lines off the picture. The bands carry over to the next file.
• The big play badge in the middle of the picture is gone on pause; it only marks the end of the file.
• The minimized window shows the current frame in the Dock, like any other window.
• Fixes: the chosen audio and subtitle tracks no longer reset after a seek or after toggling Boost dialogue; seeking right after opening a large file could freeze the player; returning to the full-screen Space from another desktop showed a black frame; the top bar wrapped in narrow windows.

Lerzo Player 1.1.1

Small fixes after 1.1.0.

• The Dock icon stays the player's own: mpv replaced it with its purple icon as soon as a video opened.
• The big play badge in the middle of the picture now flashes on pause and fades after a second, instead of sitting on the actor's face while you read the line with pause-after-each-line. It still stays at the end of the file.
• The dictionary card opens above the whole subtitle line, so looking up a word on the second row no longer hides the first.