Mark 3D from REQ-VIDEO-LAYOUT, DV profile 20 codecs or an lhvC box; mux with MP4Box, decrypt with mp4decrypt, skip FFmpeg repack, sample cut and hybrid; add {3d} and env MP4Box.
Each season's episodes continue from the previous season's last episode (S02E05 after a four-episode S01); also on the REST API. A --remote get_tracks refresh no longer resets season, number and part.
--generate-dv now takes an HDR10 base and measures L1 with FFmpeg when there is no usable HDR10+ metadata. -r HDR10 or -r HDR10P with the flag runs as a hybrid of that base alone, --sample shifts the DV RPU to match the base, and the REST API accepts generate_dv with any range.
A missing -sl language now warns and continues, with or without --best-available. --require-subs counts a forced track only when selection keeps it, and a title with no track left is skipped instead of failing at mux.
BREAKING CHANGE: a missing -sl subtitle language no longer fails the run. Use --require-subs to fail on it.
The export writes mediaexport content_periods per manifest; an import that re-fetches the MPD (no saved snapshot) drops the periods a service filtered.
A manifest snapshot module now saves and restores DASH/ISM parser state for --remote and export/import, so an import keeps the service's period filter without fetching the manifest.
cast_dl_params feeds ctx.params to dl() and dl.result() as on the CLI. A string lang value now returns 400 instead of splitting into letters, and -r accepts HDR10+.
Fix DASH SegmentTimeline negative @r and Pattern, TTML sidecar sets with no contentType, HLS CHANNELS identifiers and Dolby channel masks; test against 408 public DASH/HLS/ISM manifests.
Relabel HEVC HDR10 tracks whose first fragment carries ST 2094-40 SEI as HDR10P, for dl, the REST API and remote sessions. Config key hdr10plus_probe (default true).
Builds per-scene L1 in unshackle (PQ mean, letterbox-aware) with a generate_dv_mode config (v29/v40/legacy); a failed hybrid no longer exits 0 with no video.
A tag with a region (en-US, es-419) matches only that variant and reports a miss instead of taking another region. A bare tag takes the variant it means (pt -> pt-BR, es -> es-ES) and falls back to any variant only when that one is missing. `orig` prefers the title's own tag, `-sl orig` resolves, forced and SDH subtitles are picked from their own pools, and the track name no longer strips the region from the cached language.
BREAKING CHANGE: -l es-419 no longer selects es-ES, and language_priority, language_tags and muxing.default_language treat a regional tag as exact.
--sample downloads only a time window of a title (default 120-180 s) and cuts the mux to it. --include-sample cuts a 60 s sample from a finished file. Both write to a Sample folder with a SAMPLE tag on the filename
Each keeps one kind of track inside its track type. A run of more than one title skips a title that has no such track. The REST API rejects a non-boolean value for a boolean dl param, and the DASH parser reads audio description from Role elements.
A remote client that passes --cdm, has a cdm entry for the service that named the loaded device, or sets server_cdm: false now declines the server CDM at session create, and warns when the server keeps it. A service option listed in SERVER_DEVICE_OPTIONS keeps the server CDM.
Runs a loopback forwarder per region-named profile (unshackle-<region>), so
--proxy and --proxy-download can exit in different countries
Thanks to Orni_ for the original code and the test account.
Co-authored-by: AntCardFr <24798811+AntCardFR@users.noreply.github.com>
The importer builds subtitle tracks from track rows that carry a url, which the format promised and no reader did. The writer keeps a conflicting KID instead of overwriting it, identifies a manifest by its whole URL, writes subtitle rows as srt or vtt rather than enum names, and survives an export file it cannot read.
--export writes the mediaexport format with DRM, content keys and manifests at title level, and unshackle's own track dicts under x-unshackle. unshackle import reads mediaexport, unidl v1 and unshackle v2 through the shared reader, applies the export's request headers to the import session, and rebuilds DRM from the title-level pool. mediaexport is a git dependency on unshackle-dl/mediaexport.
--acodec now lists its codecs in --help, --vcodec drops the duplicate entries, and the REST API derives its allowlists from the same types, so AC-4, DDP, VORB and sub_format "original" stop being rejected and H264 stops being silently dropped. Adds shell completion for --acodec and repairs MultipleChoice completion. Raises the click floor to 8.2.
Manifest, licence and auth stay on --proxy; track, subtitle and attachment downloads use the second proxy. Also exposed as proxy_download on the REST download job with the same server_proxy gate. The download session now ignores HTTP(S)_PROXY and copies rnet cookies set by name.
The licence response lists KIDs a server vault supplied, the client proves them with the decode check, and a bad pair goes to the new session keys/bad route so the server flags its own row. Client vault keys go first over --remote, and the dashboard health warns when no SQLite vault can store flags.
Assert that a probe is judged on the trailing tick, that a backoff is temporary and climbs back to the cap, and that a worker always finds its next segment staged. Documents adaptive-workers behaviour in the downloading guide.
parse_channels rejected a three-figure layout, so a remote download crashed rebuilding the track from JSON. Add channel_total so --channels can compare either form.
Route titles with a dtsx/dtsy sample entry to MP4 via MP4Box, since Matroska has no CodecID for DTS-UHD. Add per-rendition HLS audio codec selection, fix merge_segments progress and its cleanup path.
An exact height match in one range denied the 16:9 canvas fallback to the others, so a cropped HDR10 or SDR track was dropped whenever an uncropped DV track matched the requested height. Also sweep the hybrid L5 temp files so a killed run cannot leave a stale RPU behind.
Gate a title on audio or video languages that must exist, independent of what -l/-al/-vl select. --require-subs joins the same gate: its --s-lang conflict and download-all side effect are gone, so -sl now decides what to keep. Requiring a language that is also excluded fails at parse time.
Delete the dead grouped-download block, the planner, and the music service hooks; Song now flows through the one download loop, gets tagged via tag_file, and answers -w with {disc}x{track} keys.
BREAKING CHANGE: GROUP_AUDIO_DOWNLOADS, get_music_track_options and get_music_collection_label are gone. A music service returns one Audio track per quality and lets the framework choose.
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