[RamenNuudlss]

One update covering the review list.

Features

• Every audio track of a film can go on the disc (up to 8), switched with the remote's Audio button.
• Subtitles: text subtitles (inside the file, or an .srt beside it) are drawn as Blu-ray picture subtitles; 1080p PGS is copied. Off until chosen with the remote.
• Copy what's already Blu-ray: a film whose picture is already Blu-ray video is copied instead of re-encoded; Dolby Digital and DTS-core sound is copied with it.
• HDR10 and HLG are converted to SDR instead of coming out washed out.
• Frame rates: 24 and 30 fps are slowed 0.1% with every frame kept (24 fps used to drop frames); 30, 50, 59.94 and 60 fps are now accepted.
• Update note: the app asks GitHub once at start whether a newer release exists and links to it. Nothing is downloaded.

Projects made before these settings existed keep the old behaviour until the new switches (Films tab, under Save space) are turned on, so films already encoded are not encoded again. Two exceptions, on purpose: 24.000 fps films and HDR films are re-encoded on the next build, because their output changes.

Safety and robustness

• A project's own themes folder only loads after the user allows it.
• Probe cache is JSON, not pickle.
• App state is locked across request, probe, measure and build threads.
• Theme fields can't overwrite a film's own fields.
• File serving handles bad Range headers and Windows path case.
• Free-space check before encoding; Windows is kept awake during builds.

Project hygiene

• One settings.py shared by the app and the build (replaces two sets of defaults).
• Release builds stamp the version from the tag (it was fixed at 0.1.0).
• 49 tests: units plus short real encodes. CI runs them on Windows with the bundled FFmpeg, and now runs on pull requests.
• Pinned: Python packages, FFmpeg 9.0.2 with checksum, GitHub Actions by commit; the WebView2 installer's Microsoft signature is checked.
• Optional code signing when WINDOWS_CERT_PFX and WINDOWS_CERT_PASSWORD secrets exist.

Tested

• All tests pass on Linux (FFmpeg 6.1).
• Full command-line build of three generated films (multi-audio + subtitles + copy, 24 fps, 50 fps HDR); clips decode cleanly, playlists list the right languages, libbluray opens the menu and plays a title.
• An older project rebuilt with no re-encoding.

Not tested

• Anything on a real Windows PC or a hardware player: the new switches in the app window, subtitles and audio switching on a player, disc images and burning.
• Real HDR footage and a real Blu-ray remux (only generated stand-ins).
• Signing (needs a certificate).

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