Coax - Surf your Plex Server

EVERYWHERE ENHANCEMENTS • The Lineup Configurator is now much more intuitive ◦ Description text for options now tells you explicitly what the option does, and what outcome to expect • Estimate how long your schedule will take to generate based on your channels and server response time ◦ Helps you decide if those 200 extra channels are worth the wait • Dedicated editor view instead of overlays with low information density ◦ I know this is a bit boring but I had to strip it down a bit - things were way too cumbersome Overall, I'm hoping that this will make the Lineup creation much less intimidating, and will help folks feel more comfortable making changes because they're confident they understand what each change will do to their schedule. Also, I lied when I said I only focused on macOS enhancements for this cycle. I have some very exciting news which is that Schedules are now reliably stable across all your devices! CROSS-DEVICE SCHEDULE SYNC (INCLUDING MARATHONS) • Make a Lineup on your mac, schedule it, watch for a bit, notice that The Blues Brothers is coming on in 3 hours while you're gonna be out • No problem! Your phone will have the same Lineup and the same schedule, no matter where you go • If someone is watching the same Lineup you are, you can watch the same stuff on the same channels And a few bits and bobs BUG FIXES • Actor, Director, and Studio channels could quietly start playing somebody else's movies after a background schedule refresh — the channel kept its name while the content wandered off (one memorable evening, everything became Danny Boyle films) ◦ Fixed: these channels now remember exactly who they belong to, and a refresh can only fetch that person's stuff • Rescheduling TV Marathon Mode-impacted channels (NOT the orange Marathon channels, which is my fault for naming them so confusingly) should be working again • Login issues related to when a token is expired on the media server side • Jellyfin would sometimes force transcoding for image-based subtitles, resulting in a double-subtitle. A double subble, if you will.