Lunoir v0.7.1
Lunoir v0.7.1
A round of Live TV fixes, found by pointing Lunoir at a real IPTV subscription.
Fixes
- Subscription
.m3ulinks open as channel lists again. Providers hand these out
with the credentials in the query string (.../iptv.m3u?userid=…&auth_token=…), and
Lunoir only recognised a channel list when the URL ended in.m3u— so a 221-channel
subscription opened as a single video. - Switching channels no longer announces "Resumed from …". A live stream's position
isn't a place in the material, so it's no longer saved or restored for channels — and
positions written for channels before this are cleaned up as you revisit them. - Channels that report themselves as seekable now show ● LIVE. Sliding-window HLS
advertises a seekable range of about a minute, which gave those channels a seek bar
that kept jumping backwards as the window slid.
New
- Per-source User-Agent, under Advanced in the Open URL box. Some providers only
serve the real stream to their own app and redirect everything else to a placeholder
clip — the symptom is every channel playing the same test video. It belongs to that
source: it's saved with it in your library, and no other source, file or online video
is ever affected. - When an audio track can't be decoded, Lunoir says so — a notice on load, and
Unknownin place of a format that isn't actually playing, instead of unexplained
silence. - Back to Home in the right-click menu: stops playback and clears the queue.
- Deinterlacing (Settings › Video) — auto / always on / off, off by default.
Interlaced broadcast really does comb on a modern display, but on some graphics
drivers the cure is worse than the problem, so it stays opt-in.
Also
- The frost slider now governs the Home screen as well as the panels. Leave it where it
is and nothing changes — the default position reproduces the old look exactly. - Dropped the title's drop shadow, which read as a smudge.
Windows 10 / 11 · unsigned build, so SmartScreen may warn on first run
(More info → Run anyway).