Automobility: Autoradio

0.4.0

Adds a separate Minecraft 26.3 build alongside 26.1.2 and 26.2. Keyboard and mouse controls use 26.3's native input system without changing the older builds. Use the JAR for your exact Minecraft version, with the matching Automobility and Fabric API dependencies.

Find internet radio stations from the Internet entry in the radio wheel, with optional country, genre and language filters. There are no preset favourites; you choose what to listen to. Duplicate catalogue entries are grouped, with alternative streams available on the station's source control. Each player separately permits online listening. Allow or deny is remembered for that server address in that game profile, including after restarting Minecraft and changing stations. You can revoke listening without opening the catalogue; other players keep their own choice. Catalogue access and shared Custom files have separate permissions. Radio Browser catalogue permission is remembered in the game profile across menu openings, restarts and server changes. Later openings go straight to search; Disable directory revokes only catalogue access, not music playback or listening permission. Live stations show their current broadcast title where available, and use Stop rather than a pretend seekable pause.

If your stream stays unavailable after automatic retries, Reconnect restores only your local listening without stopping the station for other players. Thirty seconds of stable playback replenish the automatic retry budget for the next outage. A permanently failing stream is not retried indefinitely.

Starting a shared station after restarting Minecraft no longer requires a second click because of control sequence numbers left over from the previous connection. Old connections cannot take over the new session's controls.

Build a soundbar by placing segments next to each other. Up to 16 of your own segments join into one straight row, share the same song and keep playing when you extend it. Adjust the volume from any segment to change the whole row. Adding more segments spreads the sound across the room without stacking their volume. Ordinary linked Party Speakers still support eight members with independent volume settings.

The soundbar model now has a continuous front and clean end panels without flickering surfaces. Breaking a segment leaves the others playing; repairing a gap in your own row rejoins it without merging two separate installations.

The now-playing card stays readable for eight seconds after you close the controls. It shows the current song for server-controlled speakers too, and distinguishes Playing, Paused, Muted and Off. Routine synchronization no longer restarts the card's animation.

All five stations and 55 tracks are unchanged. Update both the server and all clients together when using multiplayer speakers or internet radio. Internet radio needs Autoradio on the server with the feature enabled; the existing local bundled stations still work without it.