two simplifications to how we pick and transcode the one-per-language
audio track, motivated by seeing inconsistent DTS → FLAC vs DTS →
EAC3 outputs in the wild:
transcode target:
- drop the FLAC path entirely. every incompatible source now targets
EAC3 regardless of container or lossless/lossy status
- FLAC for movie audio is bad value: ~2-3× the file size vs EAC3, no
Atmos spatial metadata (TrueHD Atmos → FLAC silently loses Atmos),
no AVR passthrough on Apple TV
- one target = no more container-conditional surprises
winner within a language group (betterAudio):
- new priority: highest channels → Apple-compatible → default → index
- old order put 'default' on top which forced a DTS-HD MA transcode
even when an AC3 track at equal channels was right next to it.
flipping means AC3 beats DTS-HD MA at the same channel count — pure
copy instead of a lossless-then-re-encode round trip
- channel count still dominates, so 7.1 TrueHD still beats 5.1 AC3
(and gets transcoded, which is the right call for real surround)
tests: new case for DTS-HD MA default + AC3 non-default at 5.1 → AC3
wins, job_type=copy. new case for 7.1 TrueHD beats 5.1 AC3 default.
every other existing test still holds.
- execute: actually call isInScheduleWindow/waitForWindow/sleepBetweenJobs in runSequential (they were dead code); emit queue_status SSE events (running/paused/sleeping/idle) so the pipeline's existing QueueStatus listener lights up
- review: POST /:id/retry resets an errored plan to approved, wipes old done/error jobs, rebuilds command from current decisions, queues fresh job
- scan: dev-mode DELETE now also wipes jobs + subtitle_files (previously orphaned after every dev reset)
- biome: migrate config to 2.4 schema, autoformat 68 files (strings + indentation), relax opinionated a11y/hooks-deps/index-key rules that don't fit this codebase
- routeTree.gen.ts regenerated after /nodes removal
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