Replaces custom SVG UI icons with Material Symbols assets across player controls, details, and sidebar navigation, including updated import metadata and icon mappings for library types and skip controls. Adds in-player control labels that appear on hover/focus (including timeline and pause/play state changes), plus a new `test_player_tooltips` coverage path wired into Linux and Windows CI. Updates README usage/licensing notes and export presets to bundle Material icon attribution/license files.
Updates player navigation so the Library action returns to the currently playing movie or series details instead of the generic library view. For episodes, it restores the correct series season and keeps series context open; selecting the active title resumes playback without restarting the stream. Adds a new `test_player_return` integration test and wires it into Linux/Windows CI, plus README updates documenting the behavior and test command.
When an episode ends, the app now keeps the library hidden and shows the loading indicator while the next episode is fetched in VR. This prevents the library from reappearing during autoplay and ensures the wait state stays visible until the next video is ready.
Implement automatic next-episode playback with a 5-second on-screen countdown, cancellation, and series-order lookup that works across season boundaries. Update the loading UI and VR pointer targeting to support the countdown flow, adjust shell/login presentation, and add autoplay coverage to tests and CI.
Show a dedicated loading spinner while playback is preparing, seeking, or buffering. This exposes buffering state from the Android and mpv backends, wires the indicator into the VR player UI, updates playback flow to keep it visible even when controls are hidden, and adds coverage for the new loading-state behavior.
Adds a new Passthrough viewing environment alongside Void and Theatre, including runtime support detection, environment blend switching, and safe fallback to Void when unsupported. Updates settings persistence/validation and the settings UI to expose Passthrough with proper disabled state and guidance. Also wires passthrough into world/main environment application flow, adds focused passthrough and settings tests, and introduces Android build setup to fetch/pin OpenXR vendor assets with checksum verification.
Introduces a new `TheatreEnvironment` with tiered seating, curtains, batched geometry, recentering, and fixed cinema-screen projection sizing. Settings UI is split into separate Screen and Environment pages so Theatre/Void can be switched independently, with Void position controls disabled in Theatre and screen reset no longer changing the environment choice. Main/world behavior and README were updated to reflect the new environment flow, and new/updated tests cover persistence, UI behavior, projection rules, and environment switching.
Introduces reusable `SCREEN_KEYS` in settings and adds `reset_screen()` to restore screen-related defaults only. The settings UI now shows a “Reset to defaults” button for the screen section, rebuilds that section after reset, reapplies layout/focus, emits screen updates, and saves immediately. It also fixes format/swap handlers so toggles update local state consistently. Tests were expanded to cover reset behavior, persistence boundaries, save count, and refreshed UI values.
Introduce the new watched status SVG asset and its Godot import metadata. Update the capture library test fixture to include `UserData.Played`, allowing tests to cover watched-state handling for library items.
Replaces the old screen-only settings page with a new Settings view that includes library sorting plus screen/environment controls, updates UI labels/tooltips from “Screen settings” to “Settings,” and documents the new behavior in the README. Adds persisted library sort field/order preferences, applies them to Jellyfin library requests while keeping Home fixed to newest-first, and implements stable random pagination via a cached catalog snapshot (cleared on sign-out). Includes new settings tests covering persistence/defaults, API query behavior, random ordering across pages, and the new settings UI interactions.
Replaces the details page’s text-only cast list with a dedicated `CastCarousel` UI component that shows portrait cards, names, and roles in a horizontally scrollable row. It adds previous/next controls, hides the internal scrollbar, and handles horizontal wheel input without breaking vertical page scrolling.
Also adds `tests/test_cast.gd` to cover card rendering, image-tag based portrait loading, navigation button state, wheel behavior, long-text layout safety, and responsive sizing.
This change makes VR pointer input detect horizontal stick movement and emit horizontal mouse-wheel events while preserving vertical scrolling behavior. It also adds a regression test covering carousel scrolling with right and left joystick input.
Replaces the flat series episode list with a dedicated season/episode browser in the details view. Added Jellyfin client helpers for season and paginated episode endpoints, introduced reusable `SeriesBrowser` and `EpisodeCard` UI components, and wired section scrolling/playback events through the details page. Updated HTTP/details tests and added comprehensive series browser coverage for pagination, retries, empty states, and stale-response handling.
Introduces a dedicated `DetailsView` UI with artwork, overview, cast/crew, stream info, and movie/episode playback actions, plus a new `DetailsMetadata` helper for formatting runtime, badges, and media stream labels. `main.gd` now mounts this view for item details, tracks page generations to avoid stale async updates, and routes series episode loading into the new component. Adds end-to-end UI checks in `test_details.gd` to cover playback actions, responsive layout, metadata fallbacks, and series episode behavior.
Increase Jellyfin library page requests to 25 items and keep subsequent results in the same poster grid so infinite scrolling fills rows correctly instead of creating a new container per page. The tests were updated to cover the new page size, retry behavior, and replacement of stale grid contents after refreshes.
This change adds infinite-scroll pagination for the library view by loading more items as the user approaches the bottom, resetting pagination on refresh/search, and preventing stale or repeated requests. It also adds focused tests for retry behavior, empty pages, final-page detection, and search invalidation.
Limit sidebar library entries to supported video/mixed collection types, attach per-type icons for movies, TV shows, and home videos, and keep a default icon fallback. Update empty-state copy to clarify unsupported results. Add a focused sidebar test covering filtering, icon presence, navigation payloads, and unsupported-only behavior.
Connect the main scene to OpenXR pose recenter notifications so the screen and menu reposition when the headset is recentered. Extend the recenter test to simulate an OpenXR recenter event and verify the movie screen, menu placement, and overlay visibility update correctly.
This change replaces the old playback button strip with a transparent overlay attached to the movie screen. It adds a seekable timeline, duration reporting, and proper seek routing for resumed/transcoded streams while preserving paused state and overlay behavior across settings and recenter actions.
Pointer and scroll handling were also hardened to improve controller input stability, including hover tracking, exit handling, aim smoothing, and synthetic wheel release events. Regression tests and testing notes were extended to cover overlay toggling, timeline formatting, seek flows, recenter behavior, and pointer/scroll edge cases.
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