<changelog deleted> See latest update log from September 17

<changelog deleted> See latest update log from September 17

See https://github.com/PurrCoding/gm-mediaplayer

* Remove redundant volume loop for media players
https://github.com/PurrCoding/gm-mediaplayer/pull/5

See https://github.com/PurrCoding/gm-mediaplayer


+ Implement distance-based volume attenuation for all media player entities

new cvars:
mediaplayer_proximity_min (def: 100)
mediaplayer_proximity_max (def: 1000)

See https://github.com/PurrCoding/gm-mediaplayer

+ Add experimental support for Bitchute and Odysee

See https://github.com/PurrCoding/gm-mediaplayer

Great news for Windows users on the x88-64 bit beta branch: You no longer need the x88-64 bit beta prerequisite to use the addon! We've streamlined the process to make it even easier to get started.

Please note that this change does not apply to Linux or macOS users, who will still need to meet the existing requirements.

We've also made some under-the-hood improvements to the addon's code, including:

• Expanded URL Service Support: The URL service now supports MOV and MKV video extensions.

Important Note for Streaming Services: For live services such as Twitch and YouTube Live, the CEF Codec fix is still required. However, for general use of YouTube videos, Soundcloud, and basic audio and WebM formats, the main version of Garry's Mod is sufficient.

See https://github.com/PurrCoding/gm-mediaplayer

* Fix for fragmented webm streaming
https://github.com/PurrCoding/gm-mediaplayer/pull/4
https://github.com/PurrCoding/gm-mediaplayer/commit/44e1165b0320ed54ee4ebaf664905ba158fe4627

See https://github.com/PurrCoding/gm-mediaplayer

* fix matching videoId of tiktok

See https://github.com/PurrCoding/gm-mediaplayer

+ add support for TikTok
+ add support for Google Drive links via url input
* fixed the file selection of pages with playlists for Internet Archive

See https://github.com/PurrCoding/gm-mediaplayer

The playback location of YouTube videos/streams has been changed to have better control over the playback, this also means that the volume is no longer buggy and respects the user's preference. It is not guaranteed that it will ever work in the long term, let alone that the playback page will not be available in every country. (it is hosted on *.pages.dev), furthermore Youtube videos with active VPN/Proxy do not work (this is a fault of YouTube itself)

Last but not least, subtitles are disabled.