ServiiGo 3.0 Beta 1 is now ready. This version is specfically designed to take advantage of lots of new features coming in Serviio 1.3. To get it, you need to become a memeber of the new ServiiGo beta testing program (and also need to be a Serviio beta tester)
To do so, visist
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgr ... ta-testers and then join the group. Once you have done that, visist
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.serviigo and opt in to recieving beta versions. You can then go to Google Play and check for an update (may not be ready just yet).
- Code:
==== 3.0 (Beta 1)====
*Support for seeking using a new built in video player when using the new HLS profile in Serviio 1.3 (JB+/possibly ICS+)
*Added support for Serviio 1.3
**Quickly search for media
**New HLS profile (x264) option for lower bandwidth streaming at the cost of higher server CPU usage for Medium/Low quality
**Higher resolution thumbnails
**Server provided thumbnails for album art when browsing artists/albums
**New presentation categories
**Improved loading of large folders
*Improved Music Player UI on tablets, larger artwork, slide in playlist, scalled up text and controls
*Improved quality of images loaded from cache
This version required a lot of internal changes, so there is still a lot of polish needed. I.e. the UI for searching is not finished, for example you currently have to go back to switch between audio/image/video, i'll add a spinner as in google play search. You also have to click a bit to much to get the the results for some categories. The layouts are also currently one size fits all.
The main thing that needs testing is video playback as it is very much device and content dependant. Please test out the new HLS profile in the internal player, and tell me do it work, what device and android version do you have, does seeking work, whats the quality like, whats the performance like. The HLS profile will mostly be ICS/JB only. Also test out the old mpeg2 profile in the internal player, so far only my Nexus 7 can use it, but there may be other devices out there, possibly older devices will support it.