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ScriptPlayer+ 0.7.1
- Play funscripts on their own without a video or a dummy black screen, including repeat playback.
- Record slider movements for one selected axis against the video or audio timeline, preview the result and save it as a separate funscript. This records slider input, not physical device movement. Save your take before closing the app.
- Apply FIT/FILL display modes to audio cover artwork.
- Remove videos without scripts from the entire playlist in one action, with a count and confirmation. Original files are not deleted; audio entries and videos with manual or per-axis script associations are retained. Available in both modern and classic UI.
- Recover per-video axis settings after renaming or moving a file within the same filesystem. The file must first have been opened in this version so its identity can be recorded. Cross-volume copies and files modified in place are not automatically matched.
- Dismiss advisory playback warnings for the current media session or hide them persistently in Settings > Playback. Actual errors and diagnostics remain available.
- Include the Handy HSSP stream-data loading recovery introduced in 0.7.1-beta.1, preserving the initial hold and attempting recovery once.
- Preserve standalone script axis and duration when refreshing or reloading scripts; retain existing audio boost settings.
- Fix legacy ratings incorrectly applying to another file based only on its name and modification time.
- Polish native controls and missing translations, and align the Linux desktop launcher identity with the running application.
Windows x64, macOS Apple Silicon and Linux x64 packages are available below. Windows in-place installation and preservation of existing settings and library data were verified. One Handy was tested on Windows for automatic next-video playback, repeat playback, output stop/resume and stop persistence across loops. New scripts still require preparation, and uninterrupted physical movement at loop boundaries is not guaranteed. macOS builds use ad hoc signing and are not notarized.