L'écran « Échec du chargement : vendor/mpegts.min.js » était un cul-de-sac :
la moindre requête ratée sur la lib condamnait la chaîne, alors que le flux
restait parfaitement lisible autrement.
- xf-player-core : le chargement des libs est retenté une fois en
contournant le cache HTTP (les libs sont servies en max-age=86400, une
entrée tronquée bloquait le lecteur jusqu'au vidage manuel du cache), et
seul un succès est mémorisé — la promesse rejetée restait en cache et
rendait tout réessai impossible pour le reste de la session.
- Repli automatique : si mpegts.js reste introuvable, le live bascule sur la
route HLS équivalente (où FFmpeg réencode déjà l'audio en AAC) ; si hls.js
reste introuvable, on tente le HLS natif. Plus d'écran d'erreur quand un
chemin de lecture est encore disponible.
- Message d'erreur exploitable : la cause réelle est affichée (HTTP 404,
429, réseau injoignable) au lieu d'un échec indifférencié.
- Préchargement corrigé : les trois players préchargeaient hls.js en dur,
soit 618 Ko téléchargés pour rien à chaque zap TV — c'est mpegts.js qui
sert au direct — au détriment du flux et du chargement de mpegts.js
lui-même. Le préchargement suit désormais le flux demandé, avec la même
décision que XFPlayer.start() (et ne charge rien sur Safari/iOS).
- Serveur : avertissement explicite au démarrage si web/vendor/*.min.js
manque, au lieu de laisser le navigateur échouer sans explication.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014FSovdudi3KBwZK3aC42fw
Replaces the Projector Noir palette with "Warm Cinema" and rebuilds the
web players around a shared, event-driven engine.
Design
- app_colors: warm charcoal (#0B0908), cream (#F3E9DF), ember (#D9541F);
adds posterScrim/heroScrim gradients, lift()/emberFocus() shadows,
const cream-alpha tokens replacing Colors.whiteNN, and primaryFill,
a deeper ember reserved for text-bearing fills so white labels clear
the 4.5:1 AA threshold that #D9541F alone does not
- app_theme / mobile_theme: Fraunces (display serif) + Karla (body),
tighter radii, 20+ component themes
- glass_container: opaque layered surfaces replace the blurred glass
- themed_loading_screen restyled; players and boot splash follow
Performance
- drop every BackdropFilter: backdrop blur forced a full framebuffer
read per frame per card, the main source of scroll jank
- bundle Fraunces/Karla as assets so google_fonts stops fetching from
fonts.gstatic.com at startup
- bound image decode size on 12 sites: a 40-poster grid drops from
~240 MB to a few tens of MB of GPU memory
Players (new shared engine: web/xf-player-core.js)
- start on media events instead of polling the buffer every 100-200 ms
- hls.js/mpegts.js loaded on demand, so ~213 KB of mpegts is never
fetched for HLS streams
- liveSyncDurationCount 10 -> 2, startFragPrefetch on, testBandwidth
off, MPEG-TS initial stash 512 KB -> 64 KB
- adaptive escalation fast -> balanced -> safe after repeated stalls in
a 60 s window, applied live for HLS so there is no visible cut
Preserved from the recent streaming work on main: server-side quality
selection, stable player viewId, the turbo direct MPEG-TS path, vendored
library cache headers and the CI/Docker changes. Only the theme layer and
the player front-end were replaced; GlassCard stays in ui_components.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Security:
- Replace unsalted SHA-256 password hashing with bcrypt (lazy rehash on login)
- Add authenticated /api/xtream-api gateway: Xtream credentials are injected
server-side and never sent to the frontend; /api/playlists no longer
returns passwords
- Redact credentials from all logs (login body, proxy/FFmpeg/scheduler URLs)
- Add auth to recordings, EPG, season-passes and streaming routes
(HttpOnly session cookie for hls.js; loopback bypass for local FFmpeg)
- Lock player postMessage to same-origin in both directions
- Vendor and pin hls.js 1.6.7 / mpegts.js 1.7.3 (drop CDN @latest)
- Fix rate limiter (client IP was never resolved), add login rate limit,
restrict CORS, add CSP Report-Only, block private-IP SSRF targets,
fix path traversal in recording log retrieval, chmod 777 -> 770
- Remove dead HiveService (seeded admin/admin into IndexedDB with SHA-256)
- Fix authMiddleware not populating 'user' context (getPlaylist ignored the
logged-in user; admin purge always returned 403)
Streaming:
- New FfmpegSessionManager: process registry, idle reaper (4 min live /
15 min VOD), orphan cleanup at startup, clean SIGTERM shutdown,
fast-fail with stderr instead of 30 s timeout
- Quality selection (source/high/medium/low) for live and VOD; source mode
streams with -c:v copy (zero transcoding); selector wired into the player
- Concurrent recordings (MAX_CONCURRENT_RECORDINGS, default 2); conflicts
retry on the next tick instead of silently failing
- Lower live latency (HLS window 20 -> 10 segments, liveSync 10 -> 3)
- Fix recording log lookup (.mp4 vs .mkv mismatch)
Design:
- Replace hardcoded colors with AppColors tokens (12 files)
- web/theme.css syncs HTML players with the Flutter palette
- DPAD/keyboard navigation (arrow-key focus, player shortcuts)
- Tooltips on player icon buttons, Semantics on content cards
- Remove 7 dead widgets broken since the Stitch merge
Quality:
- bin/test/: 21 unit tests (bcrypt, redaction, traversal, SSRF, recording
conflicts) plus a quality-selector widget test
- GitHub Actions CI (analyze + test + build web)
- Archive stale status docs into docs/archive/
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add playback lock to XtreamService to delay EPG during stream init
- Increase MPEG-TS stash buffer to 512KB for better stability
- Enable liveBufferLatencyChasing to prevent stream drift
- Tune HLS parameters for balanced speed and reliability
- Increased FFmpeg video quality to 8Mbps and audio to 192kbps.
- Added audio resync filters and better presets.
- Optimized HLS buffer settings for mobile players to reduce interruptions.
- Reduced API cache duration to 15m and added refresh support for faster content updates.