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The library's banner now runs edge to edge and turns through up to five titles: the one watched last, then titles with a wide picture, starting from a different one each day. It moves on every eight seconds, holds still under the pointer, and has dots to pick a title. A part-watched title shows how far in the viewer is under its buttons. The veils over the banner and over a title page's band are tinted with the picture's own colour. The weighting and the veil live in pstr_core::appearance (mood, mood_veil), so the desktop and both phones, which reach them through the bridge, land on the same colour. On Android the banner is a HorizontalPager under a clear bar that fills in as it scrolls away; iOS uses a paged TabView the same way.
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.