QbzSelect badges now render a "BP" tag for bit-perfect outputs and a
speaker glyph (volume-2) for the rest (real outputs that play audio but
not bit-perfect) — an addition, not a replacement. Only the device select
passes badges, so other selects are unchanged.
Add opt-in `searchable`: long output lists overflowed at 1440p, so the
open list gets a case-insensitive filter box and a 360px scroll cap.
Filtering hides non-matching rows by visibility only (model order intact,
so selected(i) keeps the original index). Backed by a new Rust
TextUtil.contains-ci pure callback (Slint 1.16 has no contains builtin).
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The Output Device dropdown, on the ALSA backend, listed devices flat,
unordered, with the BP badge on too many rows. Port the Tauri
DeviceDropdown.svelte ALSA behaviour:
- Regroup devices into Defaults / Bit-perfect (Hardware / Digital) /
Plugin Hardware / Other Outputs, in that order, with a section header
above the first row of each non-empty section.
- Align device_is_bit_perfect (the BP badge rule) with the Tauri ALSA
bit-perfect group: hw: / front:CARD= / iec958: only. hdmi: and
sysdefault: route through plugins and no longer get the badge.
- The regrouped ids stay index-aligned with SettingsMaps.devices, so the
settings-select("device", i) callback still resolves to the right id
and selected-device persistence is unaffected.
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The BP badge marked every ALSA device; it now marks only the direct
hardware PCMs (hw:/front:/iec958:/hdmi:), matching Tauri — sysdefault
and plug devices are not bit-perfect. The device list also opens at
480px (right-anchored) so the full card + PCM id name is readable
instead of being elided in a 300px control.
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The output-device select now shows an accent BP marker on devices
able to deliver bit-perfect audio: every ALSA hw card, hardware nodes
on PipeWire, none under PulseAudio. QbzSelect gained an optional
parallel badges array so other selects are unaffected.
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NowPlayingBar (start of the playback-bar work):
- height raised to 110px
- SeekBar component: three-line track (total / cached / progress), a
hover thumb, elapsed/remaining times, and a hover time bubble with a
downward caret marking the seek position
- song card: background and border dropped, gains the extra height,
album/artist links and the context icon kept (context icon now
always shown)
- transport + secondary buttons copied from Tauri (shuffle, prev,
play, next, repeat, add, favorite; cast, picture-in-picture,
fullscreen, normalization; volume cluster). Queue/Lyrics stay in the
header — and the header now orders them lyrics-then-queue.
Settings constraints (1:1 with Tauri):
- Exclusive Mode enabled only on ALSA; DAC Passthrough only on
PipeWire; Lock Output Device disabled while DAC Passthrough is on;
Gapless disabled while Streaming Only is on
- backend change cascades: forces off DAC passthrough / force-bit-
perfect / exclusive / gapless as appropriate; DAC-passthrough and
streaming-only cascades; initial-buffer slider right-aligned
Discover fixes:
- navigation [<] [>] pair homologated to the same top/left margin
across every view
- album/artist description moved back into the metadata column (it now
fills the width there) with uniform secondary text color
- genre filter button hugs its label instead of stretching
- Recently Played Albums and Tracks modules always render, with a
placeholder until the play history has data
- wider spacing between Discover rows; the Discover gear is no longer
a Settings shortcut (it is the per-tab sort/show-hide control)
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Rebuild both Settings panels to match the Tauri app — every option
present, on the correct tab, and fully functional (persisted and
applied to the live player).
Audio: streaming quality, limit-quality-to-device, maximum sample rate,
backend, output device, ALSA plugin, hardware volume, exclusive mode,
reserve DAC, DAC passthrough, force bit-perfect, allow quality
fallback, sync-on-startup, lock output device, and a reset button.
Conditional rows (ALSA plugin, hardware volume, max sample rate, force
bit-perfect, lock output device) are gated on Rust-computed flags.
Playback: continue-after-track, show context icon, gapless, restore
session, resume position, stream uncached, initial buffer size (slider),
streaming only, quality-retry behavior. Note gapless and the streaming
options live on the Playback tab though the qbz-audio struct stores them.
- ui_prefs.rs: JSON store for the frontend-only streaming-quality pref
- QbzSlider primitive for the integer buffer-size control
- volume normalization row removed (Tauri hides it)
Caveat: toggling reserve-DAC persists and is read live, but re-arming
the device reservation guard mid-session needs a player-side API that
does not exist yet; it takes effect on next launch.
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Introduce the Settings page, reachable from the Discover gear and the
header menu. Two sub-sections backed by the existing UI-agnostic stores.
- Audio panel: backend, output device and sample-rate dropdowns;
toggles for exclusive mode, DAC passthrough, PipeWire force
bit-perfect, gapless, normalization and quality fallback
- Playback panel: autoplay mode, show context icon, remember session
and resume position
- settings.rs controller owns AudioSettingsStore + PlaybackPreferencesStore
at the shared global path; persists changes and applies audio ones to
the live Player (reload_settings, plus reinit_device for routing-
critical changes); a backend switch re-enumerates output devices
- QbzToggle (switch) and QbzSelect (PopupWindow dropdown) primitives,
SettingRow layout helper, chevron-down icon
- SettingsState global, ContentView::settings, settings-bool /
settings-select callbacks wired through the shell
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