Battles Record

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Browser Extension Integration

• Extension WebSocket server with pairing, HMAC authentication, and rate-limited code validation
• Extension protocol: add_channel, remove_channel, channels_state, uninstall_library commands
• channels_state message sent on connect with full channel list (id, name, platform, status, profile image)
• channel_added / channel_removed broadcasts to all connected clients (extension and Tauri UI)
• Channel add from extension persists to config, triggers immediate live check, and starts recording if live
• Channel remove from extension persists, stops active recording, and broadcasts to all clients
• Extension connection/disconnection events forwarded to Tauri UI in real time
• Pair code generation with has_active_code() status for UI display
• Message log viewer with JSON syntax highlighting and inline summary previews

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Download Manager (yt-dlp)

• Full download queue with concurrency control, pause/resume/cancel/prioritize
• yt-dlp subprocess management with progress streaming and cookie forwarding
• Download storage statistics with per-channel breakdown
• Filtered download cleanup by age, channel, and platform with dry-run preview
• Duplicate URL rejection prevents queuing the same video twice
• Index reconciliation on startup: removes orphans, deduplicates, marks interrupted downloads as failed
• Audio-only format detection skips incompatible post-processing (mp4 merge, thumbnail embedding)
• Better yt-dlp error reporting: shows actual stderr output instead of generic messages
• Enriched PATH for JS runtimes (Node.js, Bun, Deno) needed for YouTube signature extraction
• Default output template now includes resolution: %(title)s [%(height)sp].%(ext)s

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Library Management

• FFmpeg update checking via BtbN GitHub API with 24-hour cache
• FFmpeg downloads switched from nightly master builds to latest stable releases
• Library uninstall: DELETE /api/libraries/:name endpoint and uninstall_library extension command
• Library install/update events now broadcast to all WebSocket and extension clients
• Per-library Install/Uninstall buttons in settings (replaces bulk “Install Libraries” button)
• System-wide library detection with info tooltip showing OS-specific uninstall instructions
• Bun added to library management display alongside yt-dlp and FFmpeg

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Settings & Storage UI

• Library Management moved to its own settings section
• Downloads directory configurable via --downloads-dir CLI flag and settings UI
• Downloads directory stored in Tauri settings (persists across restarts)
• Download storage stats page with per-channel usage breakdown and progress bars
• Tabbed cleanup panel (Recordings / Downloads) with filtered cleanup support
• Extension connection status: “Disconnect” when connected, “Remove” when offline
• Microsoft Store MSIX packaging support

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Real-Time Updates

• channel_added / channel_removed WebSocket events update Channels page and Dashboard instantly
• Library status changes (install/update/uninstall) broadcast to all clients
• Dashboard refreshes channel count on add/remove events
• Profile cache cleaned up when channels are removed

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Changed

• Download progress bars use Svelte Tween animation instead of CSS transitions
• Toast notifications positioned above status bar
• Pause now works for queued downloads (not just actively downloading ones)
• FFmpeg update check failures are non-fatal (logged, doesn’t block yt-dlp update check)
• API client handles HTTP 204 No Content responses
• Download removal is optimistic (removes from UI immediately before API call)
• Extension AddChannel handler validates platform, checks duplicates, persists config

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Fixed

• FFmpeg version always returned null (--version flag not recognized by FFmpeg)
• FFmpeg BtbN stable builds reported version as n8.0 instead of 8.0
• Downloads directory flashed default ./downloads before showing configured path
• “Pause All” showed “download not found” for queued downloads
• yt-dlp YouTube extraction failed without JS runtime in PATH
• Audio-only downloads failed with “unsupported filetype for thumbnail embedding”
• Empty cookie array stripped authentication instead of falling back to persistent cookies
• Dashboard channel count not updated when channels added/removed via extension
• Profile cache leaked memory for removed channels
• Library status not refreshed after uninstall

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Added

• Stale-while-revalidate pattern for page navigation - existing data shown immediately on return visits instead of loading spinners

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Changed

• Jellyfin seasons now use year-based grouping (Season 2024) instead of month-based
• Episode filenames include ISO date for browsability (e.g., xQc - S2024E001 - 2024-01-05 - Title.mp4)
• Season poster shows year and episode count instead of specific date

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Fixed

• Episode thumbnails now use actual stream thumbnail URL
• YouTube and Kick recordings are now exported to Jellyfin (previously silently skipped)
• Season metadata episode count now uses correct platform
• Jellyfin export no longer skips when profile fetch fails (uses minimal fallback)

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Added - Automatic update checking for daemon and desktop app via GitHub Releases API (every 6

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Fixed

• Buttons becoming non-interactable in release builds after using the server selector dropdown
• CSP blocking inline styles in release builds, preventing dropdown and menu positioning
• CSP blocking Tauri IPC protocol, forcing slower postMessage fallback
• CSP blocking remote server health checks and data URI images
• Titlebar drag region race condition caused by duplicate drag handlers

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Changed

• Tray icon “Exit” now uses the same close flow as the X button (instant UI hide, saved preference check, confirmation dialog)
• Removed DropdownMenu.Portal from server selector to avoid WebView2 hit-test corruption on Windows
• Added select-none to button base styles to prevent text selection on click
• Updated CSP to properly allow inline styles, Tauri IPC, remote connections, and data URIs
• Toast notifications no longer overflow when message contains long unbreakable strings

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Core Features

• Multi-platform live stream recording (Twitch, YouTube, Kick)
• HLS segment downloading with crash recovery and atomic writes
• Post-processing with three output formats (re-encode, copy, concatenate)
• GPU-accelerated encoding (NVIDIA NVENC, Intel Quick Sync, AMD AMF)
• Global and per-channel storage quotas with retention policies
• Per-channel schedules with day/time windows and timezone support
• Content filters for titles, games, and minimum viewer count
• Jellyfin integration with TV show structure and rich image generation
• OAuth 2.0 authentication for Twitch, YouTube, and Kick with bundled credentials
• YouTube cookie authentication as OAuth alternative
• Discord, Telegram, and generic webhook notifications
• JWT authentication with Admin and Viewer roles
• Tauri 2 desktop application with system tray and sidecar daemon
• Full REST API and WebSocket for real-time event streaming
• Docker deployment with standard and NVIDIA GPU images
• TOML configuration with hot-reload