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- Added the `--fullscreen` argument to `/mcc play`. When provided, an additional shader will be used to play the video inside the UI in fullscreen, instead of in-world - Fullscreen can be used in normal and experimental playback mode. - This may not work with mods like Iris - This put the player in spectator temporarily and fixes them in-place. - When `--fullscreen` is used together with `--experimental` RGB Mode, a new motion-compensated codec is used. This meaningfully reduces bandwidth in RGB Mode but increases server-side CPU usage and client-side shader work. - The encoder first tries to find global motion across the entire frame (-32 to +32px) - Second, individual 4x4 blocks are used to see if they can re-use data from neighbouring blocks - Every 30-60 frames or when a scene cut is detected, a full anchor frame is used to prevent motion prediction errors from piling up. - This is very heavily work in progress and I can think of some things that would further improve bandwidth usage and reduce the performance impact here - I would not recommend using this in any production environment. - 26.3 is now supported in addition to 26.2. - If ViaVersion is installed, MCC will support both 26.2 and 26.3 clients at once. - All commands have been migrated to Brigadier, using the [StrokkCommands library](https://github.com/Strokkur424/StrokkCommands). - A thread leak with finished playbacks has been fixed.

- Added experimental RGB film playback via `/mcc play ... --experimental`. - Preserves the full 128×128 resolution of every map. The server encodes per-pixel luminance with 4×4 chroma and gradient data; a Minecraft core shader reconstructs the RGB image client-side. - This should improve color representation and detail, especially in noisier scenes and real-life video content. The downside is that the might look slightly softer. - Optimized frame fitting and tile encoding for more consistent playback performance. - Added .mov video support. - /mcc seek now renders the selected frame while paused.

- Reworked video downloads and livestream resolution for improved reliability across Windows, Linux and macOS. - MCCinema now downloads the correct native yt-dlp binary for the server's operating system and architecture. - MCCinema now uses an existing Deno or Node.js installation when available, or downloads its own private Deno runtime. - Downloaded tools are checksum-verified and health-checked before use. - Tool updates are performed safely, retaining the last working version if an update fails. - Added configurable stable/nightly yt-dlp channels and automatic update intervals. - MCCinema now attempts to use the ffmpeg executable bundled with JavaCV, falling back to a system installation when necessary. - Downloads and livestream playback now continue automatically after first-time media setup completes. - Added `/mcc media` for viewing yt-dlp, JavaScript runtime and cookie status. - Added `/mcc media retry` for repairing or updating the managed media tools. - Improved user-facing error messages for offline streams, rate limits, unsupported URLs, authentication failures and broken tool installations. - Improved YouTube cookie handling. - Cookies are now optional and public media is always attempted without them first. - Cookies are only used after YouTube reports that authentication is required. - `youtube_cookies.txt` is validated as a Netscape-format cookie file before use. - Invalid, expired and symbolic-link cookie files are rejected with clearer diagnostics. - Cookie changes are detected without requiring a plugin reload. - Improved livestream playback. - Removed the dependency on Python-based yt-dlp launchers. - Required HTTP headers from yt-dlp are now passed to the livestream connection. - Expired or stalled livestream URLs are automatically resolved again. - Added reconnect handling and reduced repeated stall messages in the server log. - The currently playing video is only replaced after the new livestream connection has loaded successfully. - Added interactive zooming and positioning for local videos. - Use `/mcc crop <screen>` while a local video is playing. - Use the mouse wheel to zoom and W/A/S/D to position the image. - Hold sneak for more precise adjustments and press F to reset the preview. - Use `/mcc crop save`, `/mcc crop reset` or `/mcc crop cancel` to finish editing. - Crop settings are persisted separately for each video and reused during future playback. - Improved audio extraction and conversion. - Audio is now extracted and encoded using the FFmpeg libraries bundled with JavaCV. - Added parallel audio chunk encoding and detailed conversion progress. - Improved mono/stereo downmixing and Vorbis chunk padding. - Incomplete or outdated audio caches are detected and rebuilt automatically. - Improved screen and map cleanup. - Newly created screen item frames and map items are tagged with persistent screen and tile information. - `/mcc delete` now removes the screen's item frames and map items automatically. - Legacy screens are also detected using their placement and map IDs. - Added the `mccinema.crop` and `mccinema.media` permissions.

- The `/mcc create` command will now automatically suggest a screen height that matches the aspect ratio, if a screen width was entered - An `IMAX` template (1.43:1) was added. - Audio processing now shows in-game feedback. - Video catch-up (e.g. when seeking or re-syncing audio) is now much faster. - A bug was fixed that caused dithering to run at source resolution instead of screen resolution. This improves performance of high-resolution video playback, and also should improve dithering quality slighty. - A bug was fixed that caused locally-hosted resourcepacks to not update properly.

- Added `/mcc reload` to reload the config file. You may need to restart currently running playback for some config values to apply. - Fixed a threading issue with the screen fill color.

- The blank screen color is now configurable, `display.blank-color`. Both named colors (`WHITE`) and hex values are accepted. Default is white. - `/mcc play` now optionally supports a list of players, e.g. `/mcc play screen video.mp4 --audio Malfrador Steve Dinnerbone`. If set, the video is only played to those players. - Fixed a bug where some map update packets where sent to all online players instead of only players tracking the screen. - Fixed a bug where the blank screen color was not properly set on screen creation and on relog

- The plugin now supports playing YouTube and Twitch livestreams. Just use `/mcc play <screen> <twitch/YT link>`. - Livestreams are played at 20 FPS as well. - There is a slight delay of about 1s compared to directly viewing the stream on YT/Twitch. - Audio is sadly not supported, as there is no way to stream real-time audio to the client. - Quality settings changed with `/mcc quality` are now persisted per-screen. - An issue preventing yt-dlp from being properly detected on some systems has been fixed.

- Update to 26.1 - Java 25 is now required. For older Java versions, use 2.2.2.

- Improved performance of A/V drift skipping. The video processing lagging behind should no longer cause additional frame lag. - Resourcepacks are now added instead of replacing the server resourcepack

- Fixed duplicated audio in resourcepacks. This should reduce resourcepack size significantly. - Improved performance and quality of video playback - Some bandwidth optimisations - Added `/mcc quality <screen> <performance/balanced/quality>` command for easy selection of playback settings.

- Audio processing is now done incrementally instead of all at once. As a result, processing long videos should no longer run out of memory. - Parallelized dithering. Should be about 5-8 times faster than before, no matter the screen size. Dithering is now done in several "bands" instead of the entire frame at once. - Video frames will now be skipped if the audio becomes out of sync significantly. - Added a new "Drift" metric to the /mcc debug overlay that shows audio desync.

- Add MCPacks.dev hosting (default) so you don't have to run a local webserver for RP hosting - Reduce minimum Java version to 21

- Fix bossbar staying after playback stop