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Adopts the compact icon-only timeline toolbar (#1557): the Guide button is now an icon-only `epg-timeline__iconbtn` with its label in the tooltip and aria-label, so the unused EPG.TIMELINE.GUIDE key is dropped from all locales. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -494,7 +494,7 @@ Video.js HTTP error is `network-error` and shows its status. Because an HTTP
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status is server/network evidence rather than decoding evidence, external
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decoding is not presented as a likely fix.
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Video.js `8.23.9`, the default web player, runs HTTP streaming through bundled
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Video.js `8.24.0`, the default web player, runs HTTP streaming through bundled
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VHS `3.17.5`. Its terminal `Player#error` crosses a separate allowlisted
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boundary built only from the public Video.js `MediaError` code/status,
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`metadata.errorType`, and the documented `player.tech().vhs` runtime property.
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@@ -841,7 +841,12 @@ original headers or credentials required to reconstruct a safe launch request.
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No recommendation mutates `Settings.player` or another persisted setting.
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Recovery recommendations never auto-switch a player or source and do not
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replace the separate source-owner auto-failover feature. Attempts, overrides,
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replace the separate source-owner auto-failover feature. The narrow Xtream
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live Auto format contract is separate: a source owner may supply one advertised
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TS transport to the same web player on an initial terminal HTTP failure. It
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never chooses another engine, and its pending callback waits for the old
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transport's render teardown. See [Initial Auto HLS failure](./xtream-portal-compatibility.md#initial-auto-hls-failure)
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for eligibility, session ownership and the external/Embedded MPV/VHS limits. Attempts, overrides,
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resume handoff, and diagnostics are session-local: there is no persistent
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history, cross-session learning, correlation, or telemetry.
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@@ -267,8 +267,8 @@ remain local when the meaning is explicit.
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### Collapsible Live Sidebar
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- M3U, Xtream, and Stalker live layouts share a single sidebar collapse toggle
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that hides the channels rail to give the player and EPG full width.
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- M3U, Xtream, and Stalker live layouts share a sidebar collapse toggle that
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hides the channels rail to give the player and EPG full width.
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- Xtream Live TV's root view (`/live` with no selected category) follows the
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same paginated `All Items` shell as VOD and Series: a widget header with the
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total channel count, page-size controls, and page navigation above the shared
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@@ -285,15 +285,41 @@ remain local when the meaning is explicit.
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is `live` (Xtream) or `itv`/`radio` (Stalker); movies, series, favorites,
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and recent routes leave it untouched.
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- Collapsed state is owned by `LiveLayoutSidebarStateService`
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(`providedIn: 'root'`) in `@iptvnator/portal/shared/util`. Every surface that
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participates injects the service and reads `isCollapsed`; any toggle calls
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`service.toggle()`. Persistence delegates to the existing
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`live-sidebar-state` helpers, so the localStorage key stays unchanged and
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missing/invalid values restore to expanded.
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- A `mat-icon-button` with `chevron_left` lives in the sidebar header and
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toggles state. While collapsed, a floating `chevron_right` mini-fab appears
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at the left edge of `.content-container` to restore the rail (and the
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categories rail, in Xtream/Stalker live).
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(`providedIn: 'root'`) in `@iptvnator/portal/shared/util` and kept **per
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surface** (`LiveSidebarSurface`): `m3u` (the M3U player), `portal` (Xtream
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and Stalker live layouts plus the shell categories rail) and `collection`
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(the unified favorites/recent live tab). Every participant injects the
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service, holds `isCollapsedFor(surface)` (a stable signal) and calls
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`toggle(surface)`; nothing reads localStorage directly. Persistence lives
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under `live-sidebar-state:<surface>`. Hiding the list is a per-context
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choice: it must not follow the user from a portal to an M3U playlist, nor
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from the desktop rail to the phone bottom drawer of another surface. The
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pre-split shared key `live-sidebar-state` is forgotten on service
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construction and never read — a stored `collapsed` there hid every channel
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list in the app behind a 32px chevron and survived restart, "Remove all
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playlists" and re-import (issue #1458).
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- The control never moves. Inside the rail a `mat-icon-button` with
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`chevron_left` hides it; while collapsed a floating `chevron_right` mini-fab
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sits at the left edge of `.content-container`. Because both of those live
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in the thing they hide, the workspace header additionally renders
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`view_sidebar` (`headerSidebarToggle`, `WorkspaceShellHeaderService`) on
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every route that renders its own rail — M3U `all`/`groups`, Xtream `live`,
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Stalker `itv`/`radio` (`resolveRouteLiveSidebarSurface`). It stays in place
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in both states, uses `aria-pressed` (pressed = rail visible) and tints
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primary only while the rail is hidden, since the hidden state is the
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exception that deserves the cue. Collection pages are deliberately excluded:
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only the page knows whether its live tab, and therefore the rail, is on
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screen, so its own header toggle beside the content switch stays the owner.
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At the phone breakpoint (≤640px) the header toggle is hidden: the rail is a
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bottom drawer there with its own toggle and the header has no spare width.
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- While the rail is collapsed and nothing is playing, every live host renders
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`app-channel-list-hidden-state` (`@iptvnator/portal/shared/ui`) instead of
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the "select a channel" empty state: a title that says the list is hidden, a
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one-line hint naming the shortcut, and a full-size "Show channels list"
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stroked button wired to the same toggle. The generic
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`app-portal-empty-state` grew optional `hint`, `actionLabel`, `actionIcon`
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inputs and an `action` output for this; the action keeps full opacity while
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icon and copy stay muted, because it is the way out of the state.
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- Keyboard shortcut: `Cmd/Ctrl+B`. The handler ignores events that originate
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inside `<input>`, `<textarea>`, `<select>`, or content-editable elements via
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the shared `isTypingInInput` helper.
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@@ -836,12 +836,22 @@ activation, and the details dialog behave identically to the timeline.
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(**vertical title**, no time) → `micro` (just a marker); (C) a **hover/focus
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popover** revealing the full title + time + description for any non-`wide`
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block (it flips above the block when the panel is near the screen bottom);
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(D) a px-per-minute **zoom** slider (tick density adapts via
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`timelineTickStepForScale`); and (E) **grouping** of ≥4 consecutive short
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(D) a px-per-minute **zoom** (tick density adapts via
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`timelineTickStepForScale`): the toolbar's icon-only zoom button cycles
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three presets — day overview (`1`) → by hour (`1.75`, the default) →
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detailed (`3.4`, the scale a group chip expands to) — snapping a
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wheel-tuned scale to its band's successor (`TIMELINE_ZOOM_LEVELS`,
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`nextTimelineZoomScale`), while Ctrl/⌘ + wheel (and trackpad pinch) over
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the ribbon zooms continuously around the cursor within
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`TIMELINE_ZOOM_MIN..MAX` and `preventDefault`s so Chromium never page-zooms
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the same gesture; the current level lives in the tooltip/`aria-label` and
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a `data-zoom-level` attribute; and (E) **grouping** of ≥4 consecutive short
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(<10 min) programmes into one dashed "N short" chip when zoomed out
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(`scale < TIMELINE_GROUP_ZOOM_MAX`), expanded by clicking it. The ribbon
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canvas lives in the child `app-epg-timeline-track`; the parent owns the
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scroller, toolbar (incl. the zoom slider) and state.
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scroller, toolbar (icon-only "Now" + zoom buttons, both labelled through
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tooltip + `aria-label`, so the channel/programme heading takes every pixel
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the fixed-width controls leave) and state.
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- **Panel height & titles.** Block titles wrap onto as many lines as the card
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height allows and are clipped (not single-line ellipsis); the foot ("ON NOW"
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tag / "Watch") stays pinned at the bottom. With an inline player the guide is
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@@ -1518,7 +1528,6 @@ resolve another retained source sharing that channel ID. Legacy programmes with
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unknown (`NULL`) ownership are conservatively left alone; the existing database
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initialization backfill handles rows whose channel still identifies their owner.
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Renderer reconciliation fences lookups before its first asynchronous step.
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Imports wait for serialized reconciliation (including playlist migration), then
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filter against its committed owner set. Completion increments the data revision again
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@@ -126,6 +126,36 @@ publishes it when the active channel is cleared IN PLACE (e.g. quitting an
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external MPV/VLC session dispatches `resetActiveChannel` while the route
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stays mounted).
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## Live channel return and playback order
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Xtream and Stalker live views keep a component-owned playback queue through
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`LiveChannelPlaybackQueue` in `portal-shared-data-access`. Explicit selection
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captures the actual displayed order, including search/sort and a fullscreen
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panel's own filter. Remote up/down, numeric selection and the published channel
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number use that queue while category or search browsing remains independent.
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Xtream history handoffs from global search or Recently Added capture the
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eligible destination category in the selected channel sort order; an unrelated
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previous category/query does not define that queue. Explicit All Items clicks
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still capture their displayed list. Same-channel replay and remote selection preserve it. Source/type changes and
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view destruction discard it; ITV and radio never share an owner.
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Stalker captures before asynchronous URL resolution and commits only the winning
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successful request. Paged lists extend the queue only as more rows arrive for
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the original category and search scope. They do not fetch a global catalog for
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remote navigation. Xtream excludes removed streams and hidden or removed
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categories from eligible queue entries.
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A conditional **Show playing channel** icon in the channel header appears when
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the playing channel is absent from the browsed results and its category remains
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accessible. It clears `q` and the store query, returns to that category, expands
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the sidebar, then scrolls and focuses the playing row. It never starts playback
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or changes the playback/session/catchup identity. A collapsed sidebar first uses
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its existing restore action. Removed categories are not recreated or unhidden.
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Stalker reuses the already-resolved playing item as a temporary normal row when
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it lies beyond loaded provider pages. This row is deduplicated once it arrives
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in provider results and discarded on browsing or playback changes; returning
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never crawls the catalog. Raw provider rows alone extend the playback queue.
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## Shared helpers
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- File: `libs/portal/shared/util/src/lib/remote-channel-navigation.ts`
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- `onRemoteControlCommand` for number select
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- Up/down:
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- Uses selected live item `selectedItem().xtream_id`
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- Navigates inside `selectItemsFromSelectedCategory()`
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- Navigates inside the captured eligible playback queue
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- Calls `playLive(nextItem, true)` so remote actions explicitly start playback
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- Number select:
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- Maps number to item in current category list
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- Maps number to item in the same captured eligible queue
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- Calls `playLive(channel, true)` so remote actions explicitly start playback
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- Publishes status via effect:
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- `portal: 'xtream'`
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- `onRemoteControlCommand` for number select
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- Up/down:
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- Uses `selectedItem().id`
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- Navigates inside `itvChannels()`
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- Navigates inside the captured ITV/radio playback queue
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- Calls `playChannel(nextItem, true)` so remote actions explicitly start playback
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- Number select:
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- Maps number into `itvChannels()`
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- Maps number into the same captured playback queue
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- Calls `playChannel(channel, true)` so remote actions explicitly start playback
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- Publishes status via effect:
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- `portal: 'stalker'`
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in flight belong to the selection and survive the switch. Only a section
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change (`itv` ↔ `radio`, where the route session clears the selection)
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invalidates that request and drops the fallback. A playing channel outside
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the newly selected category simply has no highlighted row, and remote
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channel up/down finds no neighbour until a channel from the visible list is
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played.
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the newly selected category can be revealed with **Show playing channel**
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in the channel header. Remote up/down, numeric selection and status retain
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the captured playback order while browsing. See the
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[queue and reveal contract](./remote-control.md#live-channel-return-and-playback-order).
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## Full ITV Channel List Cache
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series category clicks do drop the open detail (`setSelectedItem(null)` /
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`clearSelectedItem()`) because they navigate to a list route.
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The channel header offers **Show playing channel** when browsing excludes the
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active channel. It returns to that category and focuses the row without
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restarting playback; remote commands retain captured playback order. See the
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[queue and reveal contract](./remote-control.md#live-channel-return-and-playback-order).
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## Search And Navigation Rules
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Search is shell-owned and route-aware:
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allowed by the portal, URL construction falls back to the first
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provider-allowed format.
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### Initial Auto HLS failure
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The routed Xtream Live TV host attaches `ResolvedPortalPlayback.liveAutoTsUrl`
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only when the current user preference is Auto and the current account explicitly
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advertises both HLS and TS. `XtreamUrlService.constructAutoLiveTsUrl` uses the
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same credential encoding and provider-subpath URL builder as the initial URL;
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no URL string replacement, manifest preflight, stream download, or API probe is
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introduced. Unknown/empty formats and manual HLS/TS have no alternative.
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`WebPlayerLiveAutoFormat` may consume that alternative once per mounted logical
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live session, in the same selected web player, after an owned terminal network
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diagnostic with HTTP 4xx/5xx, before the native video element reports `playing`.
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A successful manifest is not playback. HLS key/media/unknown-stage failures,
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DRM payloads, content-info VOD/episodes, and catch-up are excluded. Generic
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network failures, status zero, cancellation, timeouts without an HTTP response,
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and decode errors keep the normal explicit recovery surface.
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The old application is first removed from the render tree. The next render
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callback starts TS only after the web engine's synchronous loader teardown and
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only while source, logical session and user intent still match. The TS payload
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keeps the original headers, title and playback metadata; Electron applies them
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through its existing scoped header handoff. HTTP-media requests retain the
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existing transport/trust rules and do not feed new evidence or admission into
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the separate portal-API host-connectivity guard. Recovery recommendations still
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require a user action and never auto-switch engines. No settings or playlist
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cache is changed. A TS failure displays normal recovery actions; Retry repeats
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TS without rearming the automatic attempt. Changing the actual logical channel
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or playlist, or mounting a new host, creates a new session; same-session metadata
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or provider-source refresh does not rearm it. Same-channel replay and metadata
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refresh preserve the chosen TS while the candidate URLs, headers and mode stay
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the same; an actual transport/provider change discards that selection. This deliberately avoids a sticky
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playlist preference and reevaluates advertised formats on the next channel.
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| Player/path | Initial Auto failure support |
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| ---------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| HTML5 / ArtPlayer, hls.js | One advertised TS attempt after terminal HLS manifest/level/segment HTTP failure; waits for the engine's own bounded retries |
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| Video.js / VHS | Only an observable terminal HTTP diagnostic can trigger an attempt. A sole HLS rendition's failing segment can remain in VHS retry/exclusion cycles without such a diagnostic; use manual TS for that case |
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| External MPV / VLC | Manual TS only. Process launch/exit and best-effort playing telemetry do not reliably identify the initial HLS media HTTP failure |
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| Embedded MPV | Manual TS only; no equivalent structured HTTP diagnostic |
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| Unified Favorites/Recent live resolution | Manual TS; it does not own fresh session account-format evidence |
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For manual recovery, stop the current player, choose **Settings > Playback >
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Stream Format > ts**, save, and reopen the channel. This keeps the chosen player
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and avoids a second uncorrelated external process. The settings description
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explains this route. This is partial playback coverage of #1513, not a claim
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that all external-player and VHS scenarios automatically recover.
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Synthetic regression media lives in the mock's `live-fallback:live-fallback`
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account: HLS manifest 200 plus segment 403, manifest 403, a playable local
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H.264/AAC TS alternative, a failing TS alternative, and a delayed HLS segment.
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Tests assert actual video progress and the number of concrete TS requests.
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If stored Xtream playback credentials contain an invalid server URL or blank
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username/password, stream URL construction returns an empty URL instead of
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throwing during playback.
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# Live channel return implementation plan
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> **For agentic workers:** Use subagent-driven-development for the independently owned Xtream integration, with spec and code review. Execute the shared queue, Stalker integration and validation in this task. Do not merge the resulting PR.
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**Goal:** Keep live remote navigation stable during category/search browsing and provide one conditional action to reveal the playing channel, without duplicating its title or restarting playback (#1520).
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**Architecture:** Each live host owns a playback queue scoped by source and content type. Explicit channel activation captures the displayed ordered list; remote commands preserve it. Stalker extends the captured queue only when more rows arrive for the same browsing scope, never by falling back to a global ITV cache. Revealing restores the channel's available category and clears search without invoking playback. Provider-neutral queue state belongs in portal/shared/data-access; portal routing, visibility and scrolling remain in their feature libraries.
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**Tech Stack:** Angular signals, Nx/Jest, Playwright, Electron IPC, existing Material icon buttons and translations.
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## Contract
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- Capture the list before asynchronous playback resolution; commit the queue only for the winning successful request. Same active-channel replays/catch-up return keep the queue.
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- Source/type changes invalidate old queue ownership. Numeric, adjacent and status all read the same queue; remote commands never recapture the browsed category.
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- A captured paged Stalker queue contains loaded rows. Newly loaded rows extend it only while source/type/category/search scope still matches. No background all-portal crawling; unavailable pages are not advertised as loaded channels.
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- Xtream uses the actual sidebar sort/search order and filters hidden/removed categories and channels from navigation eligibility. Revealing never unhides categories.
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- An out-of-filter channel gets a localized `CHANNELS.SHOW_PLAYING_CHANNEL` action in the existing list header. No now-playing title block or EPG changes. Reuse the existing sidebar restore action while collapsed.
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- Reveal clears interfering query state, selects the active channel's accessible category, waits for rows/rendering and scrolls/focuses the scroll owner. Stale navigation/loading must not reselect a previous channel or restart the player. For paged Stalker search, reuse the already-resolved channel as a scoped normal row until provider results include it, rather than crawling the catalog.
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- Fullscreen selection captures its own displayed filtered list; existing fullscreen controls and playback/session ownership remain intact. No redesign of the fullscreen panel.
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- Stalker #1543 remains independent: queue capture consumes the actual list and makes no new global-search policy.
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## Tasks
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- [x] Add `LiveChannelPlaybackQueue<T>` and focused tests under `libs/portal/shared/data-access/src/lib/`; export via the public barrel. Test capture/fallback, source/type ownership, preserved order, same-scope extension, stale-scope rejection, unchanged-snapshot identity and reset. Run the focused Jest target red, then green.
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- [x] Extend Xtream live layout and channel-list integration with regression coverage: category/search/sort drift, numeric/status/adjacent parity, hidden category exclusion, reveal without playback calls, route category/query handling, fullscreen list capture. Keep new logic in focused feature files where needed for max-lines. Run `pnpm nx test portal-xtream-feature --runInBand` and lint.
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- [x] Extend Stalker live layout with the same queue policy and reveal action. Cover ITV/radio ID collisions, asynchronous successful/failed/stale resolution, paged queue extension, cache render windows, category/search drift, and reveal without session reset. Run `pnpm nx test portal-stalker-feature --runInBand` and lint.
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- [x] Add `CHANNELS.SHOW_PLAYING_CHANNEL` to all shipped locale dictionaries. Keep icon button tooltip and accessible name identical.
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- [x] Extend closest web and Electron E2E flows. Verify real remote HTTP commands preserve the original queue after browsing changes, and reveal retains the same video/session. Check both portal UIs in light/dark with synthetic sources only.
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- [x] Update `docs/architecture/remote-control.md`, `stalker-portal.md`, `workspace-shell.md`, and mirrored AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md guidance. Add one `.changes/portals-live-channel-return.md` note and validate it.
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- [x] Run affected unit targets, E2E, lint, Electron E2E build, release-note validator and `git diff --check`. Complete independent spec review, then code-quality review and resolve findings.
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- [ ] Commit, create a PR and complete CI/review checks to ready-to-merge without merging, as authorized in this task's original scope.
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## Validation commands
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```sh
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pnpm nx test portal-shared-data-access --runInBand
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pnpm nx test portal-xtream-feature --runInBand
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pnpm nx test portal-stalker-feature --runInBand
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pnpm nx run-many -t lint -p portal-shared-data-access,portal-xtream-feature,portal-stalker-feature
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pnpm nx run electron-backend:build-e2e --parallel=1
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pnpm run release:notes:validate
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git diff --check
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```
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Choose atomized existing web/Electron E2E targets after inspecting project discovery and their runner configuration. Record any environment limitations rather than treating a build or unit pass as full runtime validation.
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## Validation record
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- Stalker data-access after the category-search merge: 546 tests — passed.
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- Shared data-access: 169 unit tests; Xtream: 445; Stalker: 355 — passed.
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- Electron build and all three affected library lint targets — passed (existing warnings only).
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- Electron remote-control suite: 5/5, including both portals and Stalker radio;
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Chromium category-switch/reveal regression: 1/1 — passed.
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- New regressions exposed the original queue drift, same-URL reveal cancellation,
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and virtual viewport attachment race before their fixes.
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- Independent spec and quality reviews passed after resolving provider-search
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ownership, beyond-page reveal and delayed-playback page reconciliation.
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- Release notes and diff whitespace validated. Tested UI in light/dark using
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synthetic mock portals. Platform-specific Windows/Linux packaged runs and
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Firefox/WebKit were not needed for the shared renderer/IPC-navigation change.
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- Synced with category-scoped Stalker search (#1552); added auto-open queue regressions for global search/Recently Added after Codex review.
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