CloudDrive2 - Cloud Manager

CloudDrive2 1.1.1 highlights: • Archive folders: open an ISO, zip, 7z, RAR, tar or SACD ISO as a read-only folder and browse it without downloading the archive first — only the parts being read are fetched, and the videos and music inside play straight away. A SACD ISO shows as DSF files with the disc's text, split into Stereo and Multichannel when the disc has both. The open dialog lists anything that cannot be read and why. Off by default, in Settings • Your place follows you to another device: pick one of your own cloud accounts and this device keeps the video position, the finished mark, the audio and subtitle tracks you picked, the PDF page and the text reader's place in step with your other devices. Each device writes one plain file into a folder in your own storage, so no CloudDrive server is involved. A newer place arriving while you watch offers a Jump banner rather than moving the film under you. Off by default • PDF continuous scroll: a top-bar toggle stacks the pages in one column instead of turning them a screen at a time. Pages fit the width, zoom pans sideways, and links, bookmarks and the page slider all jump within the column. The mode is kept per file, and reopening a book lands on the same lines rather than just the same page • Set up an Apple TV from your iPhone or iPad: the TV shows a pairing code, and a phone that scans it can sign the TV in, add cloud accounts to it, and type into any of its text boxes — so a password or a long key no longer has to be entered with the remote. The TV's own screens show a "Type on phone" button beside every text box while a phone is watching • Player panels: on a wide player the subtitle, audio, speed and video-settings panels now open on the trailing side, clear of the subtitles, instead of over the middle of the picture. Subtitles move above the control panel while it is shown, and switching to an Atmos track no longer turns the subtitle off • VoiceOver reads the subtitles: each line is announced as it appears, whether the controls are shown or hidden. Text tracks are read from the script, and picture subtitles — Blu-ray PGS, VobSub, DVB and a disc menu's captions — are recognised on the device in the track's own language • Emby / Jellyfin: the player has an info button for the film's overview, genres and cast, as a panel like the subtitle and audio ones. On Apple TV it sits in the player's top bar and the cast list moves with the remote • AI subtitles can name the models they used inside the saved subtitle file: a short note at the top naming the speech recognition and the translation. A remote service is named by its preset, never by its full address. Off by default • Seek preview: Thumbnail Interval chooses a frame every 5, 10, 20, 30 or 60 seconds, so a long film gets as close a grid as a short one, or Automatic keeps the old spacing • Download links can require a signature (System Settings, off by default), so knowing a file's path is no longer enough to download it from another device • iPhone and iPad: Dolby Vision Profile 7 Blu-ray ISOs no longer play grey on iOS 18 • Mac: a windowed player keeps its transport in the bottom row however wide the window, and the WebDAV add-user dialog says why adding a user failed • Apple TV: a webhook's page scrolls and its Edit and Delete can be reached, and the player's panels share one text size • Every app page links to its own guide on www.clouddrive2.com • Built-in engine 1.1.1: a plain-text WebDAV error no longer strands a .clfstmp upload file on the server; overwriting a file on Baidu Pan no longer leaves both the old file and a timestamped copy; a webhook configuration with an error is no longer saved, so the working one keeps running; security update