The feature set of 1.0 is complete: security review finished, MSI installer with optional service, relay as a Docker image, manuals for users and administrators in German and English.
A 32-bit build for Fire OS, the on-screen keyboard opens with the OK key, the remote’s menu key opens the context menu; Direct Play with 4K Dolby Vision verified. Subtitle extraction now runs as its own task.
Threat model extended, 24 findings verified in the code and decided one by one, clang-tidy and MSVC analysis without findings, CVE check of all dependencies, overnight fuzzing run with 17 targets.
The partner’s phone and Android TV can now be operated from within the session; plus a Logcat viewer with its own filter language, device files in the file browser and an ADB shell.
Quality control now aligns the bitrate with the rate the link actually carries, QUIC uses BBR, and a relay behind port forwarding no longer needs special configuration.
Two panes, a transfer list with pause and conflict dialog, file operations with audit, archives, search in subfolders and “open on the remote machine”.
Trends, streaming rows and trailers on the Discover page, search via TMDB and OMDb with a wish list, anime IDs via AniList, and existing Jellyfin libraries can be imported along with user data.
Media server, relay and clients for Windows, Linux and Android run end to end: direct connection in the LAN, access from anywhere via the relay, QUIC/HTTP-3, Direct Play, remux and transcoding.