- put file name in Sqlite connect string in quotes
- improvements to Mediatek Philips 120+125/Sony serializer (physically reorder XML nodes, use flags stored in Java serialized blob)
- selecting a RefList changed the current working directory, which prevented .ini files to be found by loaders
- downgraded SQLite libraries to avoid a memory access violation crash in the SQLitePCL.raw 2.1.10 (causing at least Panasonic lists to crash on load)
- added support for \*.dbm files with size 782536 (e.g. Vantage VT-80 HD)
- moved "Save as..." and "Export reference list" to a sub menu as they caused frequent confusion with the regular "Save".
- added support for Grundig dtv_cmdb_3.bin channel lists with size of 1270 KB
- fixed saving of Grundig dtv_cmdb_3.bin channel lists with size of 1293 KB
- updated tivusat reference list
- fixed issue when saving *cmdb_*.bin channel lists after applying a reference list which contains missing channels
- HB_DATABASE_mm_dd.DBM for Strong SRT 7007: added option "reorderPhysically" in ChanSort.Loader.DBM.ini
for this particular format to not only change the number but also change the order or data records in the file
- removed app.config files containing assembly redirects from projects and included them in the central Solution.props instead
- upgraded various NuGet packages
- added support for dtv_cmdb_3.bin file with file size 1323920
- fixed error when opening reference list dialog with Italian translation
- "Tornado" TV lists which are a slight variation of old Philips lists using a file name __chtb_do_not_delete_.xml
- fixed issues where SQLite database files didn't get unlocked after saving
- fixed quirks with missing e_sqlite3.dll when running unit tests with Resharper
- upgraded to latest Sqlite libraries to support ARM
- finished implementation for Hisense Vidaa U5.2 file format (using servicelist.db with renamed tables and columns)
- added Hungarian translation (credits to Istvan Krisko)
- Sony XML: fixed display of wrong DVB-C cable channel/transponder number
- LG webOS 5: unfortunately no news yet, but the insight that some "CX" models run on webOS 3.6 and others on 5.1, using
different file formats.
during the TV setup or channel search
- fixed: Sony KDL channel lists were not saved correctly
- upgrade to DevExpres 20.1.3
- Loaders can use Api.View.Default.MessageBox(...) to show a DevExpress themed message box without adding a reference to DX libs
- Philips: combined DVB-C and DVB-T into a single list with a common number domain
- added exprimental support for Samsung "iptv" list
- added Suiss reference lists with Astra 19.2E + Hotbird 13.0E channels
- fixed "System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException..." when opening a file which supports mixed-source favorite lists
(Sony, Philips, Hisense, ...)
- System requirements changed: .NET Framework 4.8
- added high-DPI support
- added Accessibility menu options to change the UI font size
- fixed applying favorites from a reference list (it showed fav letters on the channels, but the fav lists were empty)
- added Polish translation (thanks to Jakub Driver!)
- potential fix for Samsung 1352.0 format, which can contain channels marked as deleted
- support for Hisense channel.db format of the H50B7700UW, which has a different schema in the fav_x tables
- added spanish translation to distribution packages
- Samsung E,F,H,J .scm file format: allow independant reordering of each favorites list (with editable numbers)
- Samsung J .zip file format: predefined lists can be edited again, allow independant reordering of each favorites list (sequential numbers), allow deleting channels
- added feature to allow specific channel lists to define which data columns should be visible. This can be customized by individual file format loaders.
- upgraded to DevExpress 15.1.6
