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On Android and iOS a swipe up or down on the left half of the picture sets the brightness and on the right half the volume; a sideways swipe seeks, showing where it will land and seeking only when the finger lifts. Swipes that start at the top or bottom edge are left to the system. Android turns the device's media volume; iOS lets no app do that, so there the swipe turns the player's own, as its slider does. Brightness set by a swipe is handed back when the player goes. Lock touch, in the player's menu, makes the picture ignore touches and the back gesture; a tap brings up Unlock for a few seconds. The sleep timer pauses after 30 or 60 minutes, or stops at the end of the episode playing instead of going on to the next, with no up-next card. On the desktop it is a panel like the others, behind a moon button that shows what is left; on Android and iOS it lives with the player host, so it keeps running with the screen off.
proton-stream documentation
proton-stream turns the videos in your Proton Drive, and the share links people send you, into a library you can browse and stream. It runs on Linux, Windows, Android, Android TV and iOS. This is an unofficial client, not a Proton product.
Start here
- Getting started: install, add your first share, press play.
- Installation: every platform, and how to update and uninstall.
- FAQ: short answers to the questions people ask first.
Using it
- User guide: the library, title pages, the player, downloads, history and settings.
- Account and sync: signing in, folders of your own Drive, and keeping your place on every device.
- Android and iOS: what is different on a phone, a tablet and Android TV.
Reference
- Command-line reference: the
pstrtool and theproton-streamlauncher. - Privacy: what goes where, and what stays on your device.
When something goes wrong
- Troubleshooting: links that will not add, sign-in problems, playback problems, and where the logs are.
Contributing
- Development: the state of each layer, the build order and the traps.
- Architecture: the crates, the data flow when an episode plays, and where secrets live.
- Testing, Metadata, Design tokens, Android development and iOS development.
Bugs are tracked in BUGS.md in the repository.