1.8.0

Added

• Xtream playlist setup. Viewers can enter a server address, username, password and stream format while OpenIPTV builds the standard M3U Plus address locally.
• Xtream remote setup. Paired devices offer the same Xtream creation and editing flow as the television interface.

Changed

• Playlist source selection. M3U remains the default, while compatible Xtream addresses reopen as credential fields and public or nonstandard addresses remain in the M3U editor.
• Stream format selection. Xtream setup supports HLS and MPEG TS with a consistent, inset format control across left to right and right to left interfaces.
• Complete translations. Xtream setup and stream format labels are represented across every supported locale catalog.

Security

• Credential presentation. Password fields stay masked and saved playlist summaries conceal Xtream password values.

Fixed

• Failed playlist isolation. A failed authentication or playlist switch leaves the new playlist empty instead of presenting channels and categories from the previously active playlist.

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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.

What's Changed

• Update React packages to 19.3 by @shayanline in #35
• chore(deps-dev): bump the development group across 1 directory with 4 updates by @dependabot[bot] in #26
• Add Xtream playlist support by @shayanline in #36

Full Changelog: 1.7.0...1.8.0