## Description
Adds both an optional in-app and Android TV OS (DreamService)
screensaver
Has settings for:
- Starting delay, options from 30s to 1 hour
- Duration to show each image, 30s to 2 minutes
- Show clock (separate from app-wide clock)
- Toggle animated zooming
- Set a max age rating to limit what content is shown
- Included media types: movies, tv shows, and/or photos
By default only Movies & TV Shows are included. But if you have like
family albums on your server, you could enable Photos too.
There's also an button to start the screensaver so you can see what it
looks like.
### Related issues
Closes#230
### Testing
Emulator, Onn 4k pro, nvidia shield using both in-app and OS
screensavers
## Screenshots
## AI or LLM usage
None
## Acknowledgements
Some of the skeleton code for setting up the `DreamService` with the
right lifecycle was copied and modified from the [official app's
implementation](https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-androidtv/blob/master/app/src/main/java/org/jellyfin/androidtv/integration/dream/DreamServiceCompat.kt).
## Description
This PR is a rewrite of a previously submitted PR for this same feature.
It implements native Voice Search for Android TV using Android's
SpeechRecognizer API.
Key Changes
New Files:
- VoiceInputManager.kt - Handles SpeechRecognizer lifecycle, permission
management, and audio level normalization
- VoiceSearchButton.kt - Composable button with audio-reactive pulse and
full-screen listening dialog
UI/UX:
- Audio-reactive microphone button that pulses based on input volume
- Full-screen listening overlay with animated states:
- Listening - Pulsing bubble with ripple rings, shows partial
transcription
- Processing - Animated dots while waiting for final result
- Error - Red bubble with localized error message, auto-dismisses after
3s
### Related issues
Resolves https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin/issues/515
### AI/LLM usage
The initial draft of this change from the prior PR was created with the
assistance of Claude Code, which was heavily leaned on for the overlay.
I have taken the initial draft, gone through it, and re-implemented by
hand to clean it up, narrow the scope (AI loves to touch and change
things unrelated to what you're working on) and make it more readable.
AI was used in the last stage to assist with finding any logic
errors/bugs I may have missed (by looking through code and also by
looking over ADB logs from testing on Nvidia Shield).. AI was also used
to create the tests found in TestVoiceInputManager.kt. Lastly, I fed the
diffs to an AI to help summarize the changes for this PR in an easy to
read manner.
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Co-authored-by: Damontecres <damontecres@gmail.com>
## Description
Adds a settings for automatic resolution switching. When enabled, the
app tries to output content at the video stream's resolution.
For example, if playing 1080p content on a 4K TV, the actual output by
the Android TV device will be 1080p.
This works in hand-in-hand with automatic refresh rate switching. So
enabling both allows for the output to match both refresh rate and
content resolution. Outputting the best refresh rate is preferred over
best resolution.
Also, shows the current display mode in the playback debug info.
### Related issues
Closes#428Fixes#531
## Details
Adds support for a few more media remote buttons
Adds support for common controller buttons
### Dev notes
Lifts the playback dialogs to the top level allowing them to be called
from anywhere during playback
## Issues
Closes#260
