• Modified handling and display of image assets via D-Bus

• Upgrades Qt from 5.15.2 to 5.15.14
• Upgrades base image of the binaries from Debian 10 (Buster) to Debian 12 (Bookworm)

First Balena Hub images released. These are still in beta, but are planned to become the main images going forward.

Do however note that these images are auto updated ones the device comes online.

Known issues are tracked here.

Re-release of QT 5.15.2 (buster) using the automated CI build.

Build logs:
https://github.com/Screenly/screenly-ose/actions/runs/3104671983

Don't use this release (or any older release). Until we've generated new images, use the manual installation on Debian Bullseye (minimal).

For details, see sprint 10

This release all the fixes from Sprint 9.

You can read more about the details of the release here.

This release all the fixes from Sprint 8. It also introduces a completely new and automated way of building disk images using pi-gen.

You can read more about the changes here.

Note: If you downloaded the version on 2018-11-23, you might have downloaded a broken version. See #965 for details and how to fix it. The disk image has now been replaced to fix this issue.

Bugfixes / improvements

• Resolves issue with viewer in offline mode (#741)
• Fixed problem with a viewer crash during certain circumstances (#703)
• Fixed many other small bugs
• Refactors and upgrades resin-wifi-connect (#755)
• Adds support for Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+
• Improved automation for building disk images

More detailed release notes can be found in this blog post.

New features

• Added resin-wifi-connect (#686)
• Added API call for navigating to a specific asset (#662)

Bugfixes / improvements

• Switched default to use nginx reverse proxy (#689)
• Removed Screenly Network Manager (#691)
• Added auto-resize of disk on first boot (#688)
• Fixed problem with displaying API docs when HTTP proxy is enabled (#694)
• Fixed problem with viewer in Resin.io (#700)

Description

In the new release, we implemented Resin Wifi Connect for a convenient connection to WiFi. Resin WiFi Connect is a utility for dynamically setting the WiFi configuration on a Linux device via a captive portal.

If no connection is found after the first boot of the device after the update/installation, Resin Wifi Connect will be started automatically and you will see the instructions for connecting on your screen

• QA Performed by @antonmolodykh.
• Release blog post

New features

• Adds support for Resin.io (#657)
• Adds front-end buttons for next/previous asset (#638)

Bugfixes / improvements

• Fixed update issue from NOOBS (#627)
• Round uptime on info page (#658)
• Fixed notification of an available update (#655)
• Improved method for getting video duration (#600)
• "Modernized" /api/v1/assets API endpoint (#651)
• Fixed issues with demo site (#672)
• Fixed issues with web assets (#679)
• Fixed final Resin issues (#674)

Hotfix for v0.12. Resolves issue with splash screen.

Please note that this disk image does not have SSH enabled. Please follow these instructions if you need SSH access.

Note: There is no disk image for v0.12 because of a discovered bug. Instead use the disk image for v0.12.1.

For detailed changes, see this blog post and Sprint 4 milestone.
QA Performed by @antonmolodykh.

New features

• Adds automatic API documentation (#588)
• Adds Add API call for next/previous (#591)

Bugfixes / improvements

• Migrated to Flask (#611)
• Inherited network configuration from NOOBS (#609)
• Fixed the problem of detecting a network connection on Raspbian Stretch (#624)

For detailed changes, see Sprint 3 milestone.
QA Performed by @antonmolodykh.

New features

• Adds streaming support for YouTube (#586)
• Adds versioning of API (#587)

Bugfixes / improvements

• Improves NOOBS image (#578)
• Improves network status detection (#579)
• Adds result of display status to system page (#585)
• Removes unused assets (#581)
• Disabled for duration field of videos (#590)

For detailed changes, see this blog post and the Sprint 2 milestone.

QA Performed by @antonmolodykh.

Please note that SSH is not enabled by default due to changes in Raspbian. See this page for how to enable SSH.

Use Etcher for flashing out the disk image. For more details, see this screencast.

The release is also already live in NOOBS.

New features

• Adds support for live streaming (RTSP) (#90)
• Adds backup option (#352)
• Adds batch upload support (#149)
• Adds support for displaying web assets behind basic auth (#515)
• Adds simple authentication to web interface in screenly.conf (#533)
• Adds support for the Raspberry Pi Zero W

Bugfixes / improvements

• Solves issue with Screenly Network Manager overwriting /etc/network/interfaces by default
• Improves uploads of large assets overs slow connections (#512)
• Fixes issue with last asset showing after playlist has been cleared (#463)

For changes, see Sprint 1 as well as the release post.

QA Performed by @over64.

QA Notes/Known issues: None

For changes, see Sprint 0.

QA Performed by @vpetersson.

QA Notes/Known issues:

• #461
• #460