Every Trinity release, what changed, and when. Trinity updates itself in-app — open Settings to check for the latest version, no need to come back here to download.
Trinity's current versioning and in-app updater started with v1.0 on July 26, 2026. Everything below shipped before that as manually-distributed builds — grouped here by milestone rather than individual point release.
The language picker and a fully translated interface, starting with English, French, Spanish, Mandarin and Hindi, then expanded release by release — German, Albanian, Polish, Russian, Portuguese, Dutch, Bengali and more — on the way to today's 24 languages.
One video player shared between the guide's preview pane and full-screen playback, so switching between them is a pure resize instead of a rebuild — no re-buffer, no black flash, no loading spinner for the same channel. The in-app update checker was also introduced here.
Poster-rail search across live channels, movies and shows; local on-device actor/cast search; movie and show detail screens with real cast, plot and trailers.
Split-screen live viewing (2 or 4 channels at once), on-device AI clean-up tools (duplicate detection, auto-favorites, EPG-gap fixing — all private, nothing leaves the device), and a playlist health score with a live dead-channel scan.
Combine multiple Stalker, Xtream and M3U lines into one merged guide. Back up your whole setup to the cloud and restore it on a new box with a short code. Screensaver added; Settings reorganized.
Record live TV to local storage, subtitle/closed-caption support, and catch-up ("watch from start") for channels that support it.
The TiviMate-style EPG guide, brushed-metal theming, and the core Stalker/Xtream/M3U playback engine everything above was built on.