## Client
### Features
- Support 26.1.2 version and Java 25
- Support `Fabric` servers
- Support YouTube shorts
- Windowed and Picture-in-Picture mode
- Hardware-accelerated `FFmpeg` video decoding
- Show max 72 recommended videos based on the current video instead of 24
### Improvements
- Switch from RGBA to RGB24 for improved rendering performance
- Videos now stop rendering (but still play) when Minecraft is minimized
- Enhance watchdog logic for low-connection networks and stability
- Enhance YouTube's cache for stability
- Skip restoring saved time if sync is active
- Preserve sync mode when switching videos
- Reduce maximum brightness from 200% to 100%
- Deprecate `/display` command (will be replaced by direct interaction with displays in future versions)
- Add dynamic material messages
- Update dependencies and replace some of them with better alternatives
### Fixes
- Fix cropping at display edges
- Fix mute logic and allow players to mute displays in sync mode
- Fix admins can't delete displays through the menu
- Fix the "You have to look at the display block" error when there is actually display ([#79](https://github.com/arsmotorin/dreamdisplays/issues/79))
- Fix a strange version number in the menu ([#81](https://github.com/arsmotorin/dreamdisplays/issues/81))
- Fix version semantic versioning parsing for mod updates
- Fix tiled thumbnail rendering in the menu
- Fix texture race crash in some rare cases
- Fix a locked quality bug ([#80](https://github.com/arsmotorin/dreamdisplays/issues/80))
- Fix seek time overwriting the current playback time
- Fix hanging `yt-dlp` when cookies are unavailable
## Server
### Features
- Support `Fabric` servers
- Follow client's feature of lock / unlock displays
- Deprecate `/display` command (will be replaced by direct interaction with displays in future versions)
### Improvements
- Preserve sync mode when switching videos
- Broadcast synced display state every 2 seconds
- Add dynamic material messages
- Update dependencies and replace some of them with better alternatives
Developer information
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maven { name = "Modrinth"; url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven" }
