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TIRAZEL VIDEO 1.4: Shorts and native Android in your package

TIRAZEL VIDEO 1.4.0 adds a dedicated Shorts section with vertical swiping, sound, likes, comments, saves, subscriptions, and links to clips and channels. Only one clip plays at a time. Creators mark a portrait or square video up to 180 seconds as a Short when uploading or editing; existing videos do not change type automatically. Phone MP4 rotation is read from metadata.

The package includes the signed native Android app 1.0.0 and its source code. On Android 8.0+, choose your server at startup or open the public demo. Features include three languages, videos and Shorts, search, channels, subscriptions, a library, comments, profiles and a creator studio with original-file uploads, progress and cancellation. The player supports available qualities, speed, resume, fullscreen and PiP. This is a native client without WebView.

The upload-and-watch approach remains: MP4 H.264/AAC and WebM VP8/VP9 files are transferred without server-side transcoding. New videos use original quality, and existing video variants remain available. Channels, 15 categories, 13 admin sections, quotas, privacy, moderation and financial accounting are preserved. The regular Android player supports banners and pre-roll; ads between Shorts are outside this release. Bank transfers are performed separately.

The package passed 838 installation checks with two licence types, 13 native Android tests, APK signature verification, Lint with no errors, 23 browser checks, 9 website tests and 75 publication checks. Images show the actual test interface; the Android screen was rendered in Robolectric. Three silent 45-second overviews have Ukrainian, Russian and English captions. The studio developed the update.

The price is $60, perpetual for one company and one domain, including the Android APK and source code. A fresh install.php adds eight original demo clips. Preserve configuration and media when updating an existing installation, without reinstalling. The phone must be able to reach the server. Keep the app open during uploads. No physical phone was tested; Google Play, push, offline downloads and live streaming are not connected. The demo is read-only.