Lumen·TV
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Every update, included.

There is no upgrade to buy later: every v1 update is included in the licence you have, as it ships, on every device the licence covers (terms of sale, §8). Release notes are written after a release, from what shipped.

Release notes.

One page per version published, with what changed for you, the apps it concerns and how to get it.

  1. 1.0.1105 Lumen·TV 1.0.1105: less waiting on your television The television app starts sooner, waits less between channels and comes back from what you were watching sooner, and Home has less to draw as you move along it. An address with a typing slip is now offered corrected before it is sent. What changed in 1.0.1105
  2. 1.0.1080 Lumen·TV 1.0.1080: a new first screen, Films like Home On a television, the screen where you add your first playlist from your phone is new, with a larger QR code. Films and Series now look and scroll like Home, with rows like Home’s and then your provider’s groups, and All films and All series show two whole rows of four posters. What changed in 1.0.1080
  3. 1.0.1064 Lumen·TV 1.0.1064: when your provider refuses a stream When your provider refuses a stream, the app now asks for it again another way and remembers what worked, and it tells you when your provider is not answering or already counts every connection your subscription allows. On a television, a press of OK opens, and only OK held for half a second adds to My list. What changed in 1.0.1064
  4. 1.0.1043 Lumen·TV 1.0.1043: the TV app answers the remote sooner The television app answers the remote sooner as you move around it, from the tabs to Live TV and back from the player. Live TV’s column of groups follows the group you stop on, and the Back that leaves Search no longer closes the app. What changed in 1.0.1043
  5. 1.0.976 Lumen·TV 1.0.976: audio language kept, screen kept on Four fixes for faults reported from an Android TV: the audio language you choose stays chosen, the screen stays on while you watch, Settings → Account works with a second device, and a television that keeps the app open for days still hears of a new version. What changed in 1.0.976
  6. 1.0.970 Lumen·TV 1.0.970: playlists whose https address fails Many providers publish an https address that fails, with a certificate the device refuses or no https at all, while the same address works over http. From this version the app tries http once by itself, remembers it, and says so on the playlist. What changed in 1.0.970
  7. 1.0.934 Lumen·TV 1.0.934: About says when it is up to date Until this version, Settings → About said nothing while the app was current, so nothing showed that the check for a newer version had run. Now it says so. What changed in 1.0.934
  8. 1.0.931 Lumen·TV 1.0.931: fifteen languages and crash fixes Seven more languages, fifteen in all, and the fixes from a search for everything that could still close either Android app, made after the first crash reports came in. What changed in 1.0.931
  9. 1.0.905 Lumen·TV 1.0.905: updates itself from this website From this version, a copy of Lumen·TV installed from this site looks here for a newer version, downloads it, checks it and installs it, each step after a press of yours. What changed in 1.0.905
  10. 1.0.898 Lumen·TV 1.0.898: the Android apps from this website The first version offered as a file from this site, without a store: the television app for Android TV, Google TV and Fire TV, and the app for Android phones and tablets. What changed in 1.0.898

What it will not do.

Said here so that nobody waits for them.

  • Catch-up and replay

    It depends on archive endpoints many providers do not expose, and selling something your provider may not support is worse than not having it.

  • Advertising of any kind

    No advertising, sponsored channel or referral link, in any licence.

  • Knowing what you watch

    Nothing that would require it. What you watch stays on the television.

What a licence covers today, and what it does not, is on Features. What people ask for is the only thing that decides what changes, so asking works: support@lumentv.app.