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What's new
Seek-bar thumbnails
- Hovering the seek bar on a local file now shows a still-frame preview of that moment, with the timestamp underneath — the same idea as MPC-HC.
- The preview is a fixed 320px wide and takes the source's aspect ratio (scope films go short, 4:3 goes tall). It follows the pointer, hides when you leave or drag, and does not appear for IPTV, live streams or URL sources.
- Clicking the bar lands on the frame you just saw.
- Floating and docked controls place the preview independently so it doesn't cover the bar.
- Turn it off under Settings → Interface → Controls if you don't want it. Default is on.

What's new
Native right-click editing in every text field
- Text inputs now show the standard Cut / Copy / Paste / Select All menu on right-click. This covers the URL box (Home and the playback overlay), the User-Agent field, the playlist search and value fields, settings inputs and the library rename field. Electron doesn't draw Chromium's edit menu on its own, so those right-clicks used to do nothing.
- Right-clicking inside a text field no longer closes the URL box or flips the screen — the edit menu simply works, in the main window, both side panels and the library window alike.
Home: right-click anywhere opens the URL box
- Right-click on any empty spot of the home screen to switch between the Open File and URL surfaces — previously only the Open File button carried that gesture, which got easy to miss.
- The URL surface now shows a hint so the way back is discoverable: Right-click anywhere to go back to Open File.
- Home hint updated to: Double-click for a folder · Right-click anywhere for a URL.
Merged from community PR (thanks max-wolf-cpp)
- Local & saved playlists resume properly (#2):
- Local M3U playlists are parsed into the regular playback queue
- Relative playlist entries resolve against the M3U's own location
- Reopening a local or saved playlist restores its last active item — the existing per-file position memory then resumes that item at its saved timestamp
- M3U files are now offered by the media file picker
- yt-dlp rename retry: Windows Defender can briefly hold a just-downloaded .part file, making the rename fail with EPERM — the rename now retries with backoff, and the real error is logged so future failures stay diagnosable.
Housekeeping
- Fixed the i18n-check placeholder validation (CRLF files made it read every placeholder as absent); all nine locales verify clean again.

What's new
Video viewer
- Ctrl+wheel to zoom — scale the picture from 25% to 800% without touching the original file. Zoom level shows as a brief OSD.
- Drag to pan — while zoomed in, left-drag to move around the frame. Playback pauses during the drag and resumes on release so the pan stays smooth.
- Ctrl+double-click to reset — snaps back to 1× and recentres in one gesture. Zoom and pan also reset automatically when you open a new file.
File info overlay
- Press i to open a compact info panel over the video. Shows:
- Container format, duration, file size, overall bit rate
- Video: codec, resolution, frame rate, video bit rate, bit depth, colour space, HDR type
- Audio: each track with format name, channel layout (5.1 / 7.1 / …), and per-track bit rate
- Click the background or press i again to close.
External audio tracks (merged from community PR)
- Add audio… button in the Audio panel — load an external audio file (.flac, .dts, .truehd, .ac3, and more) and switch to it without interrupting playback position.
- The selected track (embedded or external) is remembered per file and restored automatically on reopening, before the resume seek.
Fixes
- Zoom and pan reset correctly when switching files.
- Channel count display in the info overlay now shows surround layout labels (5.1, 7.1) instead of raw channel counts (6.0, 8.0).

Aspect ratio presets fit the frame instead of stretching to it
Right-click › Aspect now crops the picture into the ratio you pick, from the centre,
rather than stretching it to that shape. The picture keeps its own proportions:
- A 4:3 film into 16:9 — the top and bottom are cut away, the picture fills the width.
- A 2.35:1 film into 16:9 — the sides are cut away, the picture fills the height.
- Default puts the whole frame back.
- Stretch to fill is untouched — it stays the one option that deliberately distorts.
Windowed, the window takes the shape you picked, so the cut isn't immediately undone by
black bars on the other axis. Your choice carries across files and is recalculated for
each one.

Controls can live at the bottom edge
Settings › Interface › Controls style offers a second arrangement. The floating pill
over the picture is still the default and hasn't changed.
Pick Docked and the controls become a full-width bar along the window's bottom edge:
- It doesn't cover the picture. Windowed, the video gives up that strip — the same way
it already makes room for the title bar at the top.
- It doesn't hide. There's nothing underneath it to uncover, so it stays put; the
right-click menu and the 收藏 overlay no longer dismiss it either. Fullscreen still
auto-hides on the delay you've set, as before.
- The window grows to make room, so the picture keeps the size it had. If there's no
room left to grow — already filling the screen, or maximized — the video yields the
strip instead.
- One row, so it costs about half the floating pill's height: transport on the left,
then the seek bar, volume, the format marks, and the menu buttons. The seek bar is the
only part that stretches, so it always runs the full width available.
Dragging the window's bottom edge and bottom corners still resizes it, and the bar fades
in place rather than zooming into view.
Clearing your recent list
收藏 › Recent has a Clear button, next to the close button. It asks for a second click
before it does anything — the history isn't recoverable once it's gone.
Fixed
- A window could come up empty. On the first launch after starting a dev build, the
controls sometimes appeared as a blank frosted strip. Any window whose interface fails
to start now reloads itself instead of sitting there empty.