Releases: craigmox/cetonproxy
Releases · craigmox/cetonproxy
0.57
- No longer listens on port 80. It was needed to for an older version of NextPVR that did not pay attention to the port provided by cetonproxy when it discovered it as an HDHR. I just tested it now, and that no longer appears to be a problem. If for some reason you find that it is not working without listening on port 80, include the
-port80
switch on the command-line when runningcetonproxy.exe
0.56
0.55
- Fixed memory leak that could cause an out of memory error after a while.
- Updated channel tuning process to request an updated channel list from the Ceton if an error occurs. This should automatically resolve situations where the Cable company has changed a frequency for a channel but cetonproxy is still using old information.
0.54
- Fixed regression that caused the first tuner to be allocated on every request
- Fixed issue where the video stream would never stop even after the client/pvr software has disconnected
- Changed tuner count detection logic again to try to fix 4-tuner devices being recognized as 6
- Added the ability to have emails sent when errors occur while handling tuning requests
0.53
0.52
0.51
0.50
- Fixed blank/black video on some channels.
- Fixed audio language not being embedded properly in the video file.
- Fixed video buffering issues when multiple video streams are being served and one drops out.
- Added automatic discovery of Ceton devices for the
Ceton tuner address
drop-down. - Improved networking logic so that listening IPs should not need to be configured in most cases.
0.40
- Fixed incorrect "Mbps" readings in statistics
- Increased buffer size for video from Ceton device to help with ghosting issues right after tuning to a channel
- Added logging to a file
- Added a button to view the folder with the config and the log files
- Added periodic config saving in case the app closes unexpectedly
- Added periodic polling of the tuner when the app starts up in case the tuner is not yet ready
- Added "Buffer free" statistic to be able to tell if it's unable to send video fast enough to clients
- Added "speedtest" service handler