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Twelve Versions of Aerial: Twelve Releases in Nine Days, 81ms to 29ms Per Frame, and a Seamless Banner Change from 1.57 to 1.69

The Aerial upstream shipped twelve versions in nine days, and this machine jumped from 1.57 to 1.69 (versionCode 85): the performance overhaul of 1.68 pays the most for an armeabi-v7a box — home swiping down from 81ms to 29ms per frame, long-press menu 75→22ms, entering the screensaver 104→24ms, wallpapers no longer dimmed, and the aerial footage resuming in about 1.5 seconds when returning home from an app; 1.66 brings the two-row home, 1.65 makes rows of 4/5/6 selectable, 1.60 turns the app page into milky frosted glass, and 1.61-1.64 chains a run of screensaver fixes; the overwrite install without uninstall passed its checklist item by item — guard, grants, OCR verification, zero crashes and zero ANR.

The Living-Room Frontier: The Aerial Leap from 1.31 to 1.57, Two Xiaomi TVs Changing Banners, and a New Shipping Lane after the Repack Road Was Sealed by KeySet

Sunday advances on the living-room front: the new territory booted its desktop from Aerial 1.31 straight to the upstream-freshest 1.57, and the official Smooth mode formally replaced the manual glass-backplate workaround of October 22; the 192.168.5.29 Xiaomi TV was flashed with Aerial, the iQiyi de-advertising reverse attempt found its repack road sealed by KeySet, and the front turned toward router-level domain blocking; the home-forged tvsource.apk (an HDMI-source tile with boot listener) was compiled and banked the same day.

The Decorator Limit and the Builder Frontier: Aerial Lands on the TV, the Birth of a Source-Input Tile, and the Three-Layer Verdict on "Can AI Build TV Firmware"

The Xiaomi TV session closed with a handover this day: Aerial v1.29 is the default desktop, the guard intercepts HOME, four revived ad components were cleared again, and the aerial screensaver replaced the picture-frame ads — while the ceiling was drawn clearly: boot ads live in firmware and cannot be removed. The source-input problem was overturned by a handover addendum — the original "no tv_input, must use Xiaomi settings" was only half right; the real fix is the INPUTSOURCE_POPUP broadcast (which must carry FLAG_RECEIVER_FOREGROUND, or the panel misses an 8-second-delayed dispatch), landing as an 8.5 KB self-built tile, com.min.tvsource v1.1, verified end to end. And the three-layer verdict on "can AI build TV firmware": the app layer AI has already conquered, the system layer lacks keys, and the firmware layer is physically unreachable.