More than a year since the last 0.7.6 release. Time to test if everything is still allright and to fix some small issues observed.
Coincidence, or not, this release happens on New Year's Eve. So, Happy New Year to everyone celebrating these days!
This is mostly a maintenance release, especially for Windows. But also solves a rather big issue on Linux, as well as a few smaller issues
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Something happened in a short time after releasing 0.7.1. The wxWidgets framework got the first major update in 9 years! As exciting as it was, this broke the build on on the Arch based distributions so TV-Lite could not get passed the wxWidgets update. Also the current binary obviously could not be launched any more.
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A little more than a month has passed since 0.7.0. Here is the new release 0.7.1
There are two changes that worth telling about. The first one is a redesign of the mini view. The second one is the ability to play the last played stream at startup.
This release, hopefully, should be one of the last using wxWidgets 3.0.5. The wxWidgets developers have just issued 3.2.0. the first in a new "stable" series.
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I had a little more spare time and I was also eager to solve some small problems remaining from 0.6.8. The result was kind of unexpected. The new GUI changes made me increment the "mid" version number, and, behold, this is 0.7.0.
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This is the second release during this month. It is not, as you might expect, a bug release. It has some cool features, too
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The time has finally come for the May release. This is mainly a GUI bugfix release, but I've introduced a new feature also. The Mini Window
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A month has passed since the previous release. It's time for a new one.
This one has only one big improvement. It's about the speed of the M3U list parsing.
https://tv-lite.com/downloadsTV-Lite was a project that was born and evolved at the same time with the pandemic. The first releases were issued in the spring of 2020. Now, the pandemic has officialy ended, at least in my country. To celebrate this, I thought a new release would come handy.
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