TheDcoder

@Georift That's a workable solution, but it has two at-least big disadvantages that I can think of from the top of my head: 1. Since Tailscale only provides the universal...

@agottardo Awesome, thank you for the quick response! Any chance we can get platform-specific packages as well? (armhf, aarch64, x86 etc.)

Found in the wild [here](https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=keyd#n32): ```bash echo 'g keyd' | install -Dm644 /dev/stdin "${pkgdir}/usr/lib/sysusers.d/${pkgname%-git}.conf" ```

What fixed the issue? :thinking:

> Unless you have someone to code it or sponsor it Sponsor as in monetary rewards for working on it? If so, how much is required for the regular contributors...

@moneytoo I tried the [libasss-v0.191](https://github.com/moneytoo/Player/tree/libasss-v0.191) branch and the results so far are not satisfactory. Compared to the vanilla player I noticed the following differences: 1. The font is "thin", I...

Noticed another major bug, HDR/Dolby Vision has stopped working in this build, the TV is not getting the HDR metadata. It used to work perfectly fine in the previous stable...

@peerless2012 Thank you for the response! > Share the file, and I can make a test. Sure! I extracted a segment from the file: https://send.cyberjake.xyz/download/fd7d2a6a671c8399/#An1H_OGoger95AMuPGfHDw > And tell me how...

> Due to my test, the font in mkv works fine, both my demo and your's is workd. That's nice... but then it makes me wonder why it doesn't work...

@peerless2012 I just tried the same media file in the Android Emulator (TV model) and the subtitles there are working fine, so it looks like the issue is limited to...