webadderall 45b6879d86 fix: serve video files via local HTTP server to fix loading on Windows ...

On Windows, the packaged app serves the renderer from http://127.0.0.1:PORT,
which causes Chromium to block file:// URLs in <video> elements — even with
webSecurity disabled. This affects all users running the packaged build.

Add a local media HTTP server (random port) that streams approved video files
with range request support for seeking. The renderer now resolves video paths
through this server instead of using file:// URLs directly.

- electron/mediaServer.ts: HTTP server with path validation against
  approvedLocalReadPaths and Content-Range support
- IPC handler 'get-local-media-url' converts file paths to HTTP URLs
- resolveVideoUrl() in renderer falls back to file:// if server unavailable
- Improved <video> onError to log actual MediaError details

Fixes #244

2026-04-18 15:55:43 +10:00

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countdown

Fix countdown overlay and squircle corners

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launch

fix: address ui overhaul review feedback

2026-04-16 22:36:23 +10:00

ui

fix: address remaining ui overhaul review feedback

2026-04-16 23:39:27 +10:00

video-editor

fix: serve video files via local HTTP server to fix loading on Windows

2026-04-18 15:55:43 +10:00