Install Lunoir

About Lunoir

Lunoir is a modern, frameless, frosted-glass media player for Windows, built on an mpv core (Dolby Vision / HDR10 / HDR10+, 10-bit). Frame-accurate playback, Live TV / IPTV with recording, an experimental Timeline for stitching and trimming a folder of clips, subtitle styling, and 9 interface languages. Open source (MIT), no telemetry.

What's new in 0.9.0

Controls can live at the bottom edge Settings › Interface › Controls style offers a second arrangement. The floating pill over the picture is still the default and hasn't changed. Pick Docked and the controls become a full-width bar along the window's bottom edge: - It doesn't cover the picture. Windowed, the video gives up that strip — the same way it already makes room for the title bar at the top. - It doesn't hide. There's nothing underneath it to uncover, so it stays put; the right-click menu and the 收藏 overlay no longer dismiss it either. Fullscreen still auto-hides on the delay you've set, as before. - The window grows to make room, so the picture keeps the size it had. If there's no room left to grow — already filling the screen, or maximized — the video yields the strip instead. - One row, so it costs about half the floating pill's height: transport on the left, then the seek bar, volume, the format marks, and the menu buttons. The seek bar is the only part that stretches, so it always runs the full width available. Dragging the window's bottom edge and bottom corners still resizes it, and the bar fades in place rather than zooming into view. Clearing your recent list 收藏 › Recent has a Clear button, next to the close button. It asks for a second click before it does anything — the history isn't recoverable once it's gone. Fixed - A window could come up empty. On the first launch after starting a dev build, the controls sometimes appeared as a blank frosted strip. Any window whose interface fails to start now reloads itself instead of sitting there empty.

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