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    JellyTau v0.7.0
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    dtourolle released this 2026-08-16 20:28:16 +00:00 | 107 commits to master since this release

    Changes

    • Native Android video is now the default. Video decodes on the device's
      hardware decoder instead of the built-in web player, which is easier on the
      battery and lets picture-in-picture show the video rather than the app. The
      default had been held back deliberately since the picture defects were fixed,
      because returning from background audio left playback dead on that path; both
      blockers below are fixed and verified on a device, which is the standard this
      default has been held to since it last shipped early. The Settings toggle
      remains, now as the fallback to the web player, and an explicit choice still
      wins in both directions — anyone who turned it off keeps it off.
      (UR-003, UR-004 → DR-188)

    🐛 Fixes

    • The letterbox bars stop showing things that are no longer there. With
      native video on, the padding around the picture kept whatever had last been
      drawn in it: the previous frame flashing on rotation, a ghost copy of the
      control bar stranded at the top of the screen, each new clock digit drawn over
      the one before it, and the sleep-timer and quality menus leaving their imprint
      after closing. One cause under all of it — nothing painted those bars. The
      window surface is opaque, and for an opaque surface Android's renderer skips
      clearing the damaged region and assumes the view hierarchy covers every pixel;
      the video view covers only the letterboxed rect, so the bars were the window
      background's alone to paint, and enabling compositing had cleared that
      background to transparent. Three earlier attempts missed because they aimed at
      the window's rotation animation and at video-frame retention — which is also
      why the artefact reproduced standing still, with no rotation involved.
      (UR-003, UR-066 → DR-194)

    • Returning from background audio brings the picture back. On the native
      path, coming back from the lockscreen left a black screen: a play overlay
      pinned at 0:00 and a play button that did nothing. Nothing had crashed — the
      transition was simply dropped. The two render paths resume by different means,
      and only one of them was performed: the web player reloads from its stream URL,
      while the native player owns no element and nothing watches that URL on its
      behalf, so it has to be handed the item again explicitly. It now is, at the
      position the audio reached. (UR-040, UR-003 → DR-196)

    • Next Up stops repeating what Continue Watching already shows. The same
      episode could occupy both home rows at once. (UR-023 → DR-197)

    Downloads

    Platform File
    Android jellytau-release.apk — sideload or adb install
    Windows (portable) jellytau.exe
    Linux (Debian/Ubuntu) jellytau_0.7.0_amd64.debsudo dpkg -i
    Windows jellytau_0.7.0_x64-setup.exe (NSIS installer)

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