## Description
Adds an optional boolean parameter `shuffle` that is read for the
playback intent. When true, it will cause the resulting media to be
shuffled if applicable.
Something can be shuffled if the `itemId` is a grouping on media such as
a playlist, series, season, or even library.
### Related issues
Depends on #1756
### Testing
Emulator with the documented command
## Screenshots
N/A
## AI or LLM usage
None
## Description
When testing the new deep link feature from this PR
[#1688](https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin/pull/1688)
I noticed that the back button would close the app. As in, all routes
are cleared and only the playback is in the nav stack.
I figured a more desirable behavior would be to create a nav stack,
always starting with the home screen, then also inserting the media
item's details page, if available.
To achieve this, I made the return Target.destinations a list of
destinations, and updated the other two uses in IntentService.
Open to implementation tweaks, or scrap it if this isn't how it should
work, haha.
### Testing
Tested deep links, which produced the following nav stacks:
- Movie view
- Home → Movie details
- Movie playback (with and without position)
- Home → Movie details → Playback
- Series view
- Home → Series details
- Season view
- Home → Season details
- Episode view
- Home → Episode details
- Episode playback (with and without position)
- Home → Episode details → Playback
- Trailer/extras playback (no details page available)
- Home → Playback
- TV channel view
- Home → Playback
- TV channel playback
- Home → Playback
## AI or LLM usage
AI was used to generate the initial code, debug and test, then manual
refactoring and cleanup was done.
---------
Co-authored-by: Damontecres <damontecres@gmail.com>
## Description
The alphabet scroll bar highlighted the letter of an item's *display*
name while the grid sorted by the server's article-stripped `SortName`,
so "The Beatles" sat under **B** but highlighted **T**.
- **Artists:** the Artists tab never requested `SortName`, so the
highlight silently fell back to `Name`. It now asks for `SlimItemFields`
(which already includes `SORT_NAME`), matching the sibling `/Items`
branch. The count-only query used for letter positions passes `fields =
null`, since a `limit = 0` request has no use for them.
- **Genres and studios:** these grids bucketed on the display name
unconditionally. The sort-name fallback is extracted as
`BaseItemDto.alphabetSortName` (`sortName ?: name ?: ""`) and carried
onto the `Genre` and `Studio` grid items, so all three grids now derive
the letter from one value.
### Related issues
https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin/issues/1787
### Testing
Two unit tests added:
- `CollectionFolderViewModelTest` pins that the artist pager actually
requests `SORT_NAME` — the field whose absence caused the bug.
- `AlphabetSortNameTest` covers both branches of the `alphabetSortName`
fallback.
Manually: select a music library → Artists tab → put the cursor on an
artist starting with "The " and confirm the highlighted letter matches
the grid position. Same check on the genre and studio grids.
## AI or LLM usage
I used Cursor for debugging and implementing the fix, and Claude Code
for a follow-up cleanup pass over the diff.
## Description
Fixes a bug where the external subtitle track would not be activated if
playback is transcoded
Also fixes a bug where external subtitles would cause MPV to incorrectly
switch to transcoding
### Related issues
Fixes#1778
### Testing
Emulator with files that have a variety of external SRT, embedded SRT &
ASS, & embedded PGS
## Screenshots
N/A
## AI or LLM usage
None
## Description
Removes the max height constraints for slider preferences and navigation
drawer preferences so that longer text (possibly in other languages or a
long library name) won't cut off any content
### Related issues
Fixes#1784
### Testing
Emulator with manual long text
## Screenshots
N/A, no significant change except sliders can be slightly taller if
needed
## AI or LLM usage
None
## Description
positionOfLetter counted through /Items no matter which endpoint the
grid was actually paging. A music library's Artists tab pages /Artists,
so the index it returned had counted every album and song before the
letter - an order of magnitude more rows than the artist grid holds -
and every letter jumped to the last row.
Count through the same endpoint createPager builds its pager from:
/Artists for the ARTIST override, /Items for NONE. The artist request is
now built once in createGetArtistsRequest and shared by both, so the two
cannot drift apart.
GetPersonsRequest has neither nameLessThan nor startIndex, so /Persons
cannot be counted up to a letter at all; the PERSON override returns
null, which the call sites already map to the "no jump" sentinel. That
path is unreachable today - the only PERSON tab sorts by
ItemSortBy.DEFAULT, so showLetterButtons is never true there and
AlphabetButtons is never composed.
### Related issues
https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin/issues/1774
### Testing
Select a music library -> Go to Artist tab -> Select a letter on the
right side alphabet scroll bar
## AI or LLM usage
I used Cursor and Claude Code for planning, implementation and code
review.
---------
Co-authored-by: Damontecres <damontecres@gmail.com>
## Description
#1654 broke playback for both live TV and recorded programs in `.ts`
format.
This PR fixes both issues! Jellyfin returns `NoCompatibleStream` for
live tv if the source ID is passed in, so that is now skipped for live
tv. `.ts` files may have IDs formatted with a slash instead of colon, so
the logic is updated to handle that plus fallbacks for potentially
unknown future formats.
### Related issues
Fixes#1767
### Testing
Emulator & nvidia shield, plus unit tests
## Screenshots
N/A
## AI or LLM usage
None
## Description
Another follow up to https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin/pull/1764 &
#1772
Also adds `lint.xml` to mark the extra translations as just a warning
since they don't cause a problem in the final build.
### Related issues
#1764#1772
### Testing
N/A
## Screenshots
N/A
## AI or LLM usage
None
