OpenIPTV 1.3.0

Added

• Internationalisation. The application now includes Arabic, Bengali, Chinese (Simplified), Dutch, English, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Turkish catalogs.
• System language detection. The default System preference follows the TV browser language through navigator.language, with English as the fallback for unsupported languages.
• Language picker. Settings and the first run screen now use a scrollable picker with native language names, which keeps the selection usable as more locales are added.
• Right to left interface support. Arabic and Persian mirror the channel panel, Settings sheet, overlays, controls, pointer pad, and debug Smart Remote.
• Translated runtime messages. Playlist validation, loading states, playback errors, diagnostics, key guides, accessible names, and confirmation dialogs now use locale catalogs.
• Locale regression coverage. Tests cover System detection, catalog completeness, translated runtime messages, language picker selection, RTL navigation, guide spacing, and RTL control placement.

Changed

• Language ordering. System remains first, while the language options are sorted by their English names.
• Locale aware formatting. Generated numbers, clocks, counts, channel positions, and alphabetical sorting now use the selected locale.
• Playlist content handling. Playlist names and groups remain unchanged, while generated fallback labels and technical values receive the correct language and text direction.
• Playback and playlist errors. Stores and services now carry stable message keys and error details, so the UI can translate them without storing English prose in application state.

Fixed

• Playback banner numbers. Channel numbers in the banner now use the same locale formatting as channel list numbers.
• RTL guide spacing. Paired direction badges keep their spacing in right to left layouts, including the margin before their labels.
• RTL control placement. The pointer pad and debug Smart Remote start on the left in right to left layouts, while dragged controls keep their chosen positions.

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Try it in a browser at https://shayanline.github.io/OpenIPTV, built from this tag.
Install it on your own television with the Tizen CLI, or read the README for the step by
step. OpenIPTV.wgt.sha256 is the checksum of the attached widget.

This widget is signed for the televisions its distributor certificate was issued for,
so it will refuse to install on any other set. That is how Tizen sideloading works
rather than a restriction chosen here: sign your own build with your own certificate,
which the README explains, and it installs on your television. When this application is
submitted to Samsung, the store replaces the signature with its own.

Full Changelog: 1.1.0...1.3.0