It's recommended you take a backup of .dizquetv or .pseudotv folder (or your docker volume) before trying a new version. Just in case so that you can revert back with no issue. dizqueTV will attempt to migrate your folder to the new version. pseudoTV users please rename the folder to .dizqueTV before running this.

This release is considered stable. More Info...

Changes in 1.5.5

This is a critical fix for vulnerability 52079 from exploit db. Do note that it is not ever recommended to expose dizqueTV's port, as at the very least this will grant anyone with access to that port to browse your plex server and play with dizqueTV's configuration as this project doesn't have authentication or security measures. Nevertheless, a remote code execution exploit is still very dangerous and that's the reason why this release comes with fixes that will sacrifice ease of use to ensure that it is never possible for some entity to use this exploit to execute code in your computer.

• The ffmpeg path option now can only be edited from the UI for the first 24 hours after initializing dizqueTV.
• The ffmpeg path option only accepts valid file paths that exist.
• When the ffmpeg path option is locked, you can unlock it again by adding the --unlock command line argument to dizqueTV.

Changes in 1.5.4

1.5.4 was a version of the fixes that was pushed too quickly and wasn't working correctly. please ignore it and use 1.5.5 instead. If out of luck 1.5.4 was downloaded directly to your docker container, it's not a big deal, 1.5.5 will clean it up.

Installation

For more details, check the Wiki

Docker users go here: https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/vexorian/dizquetv/tags

Known issues:

• Virus Total reports the windows executable as malware. This appears to be a false positive that affects all apps using nexe to bundle nodejs. To date other scanners haven't had that issue. But if you don't trust us on this you are feel to build the app from source instead of using the executable.
• Some weird things are going on with getting Music libraries and albums from Plex (Something about some 'albums' no longer being returned as 'albums' by Plex?). I'd recommend to use a Playlist to import music to ensure that all the tracks are found.

For native executable files look below: