The "Membrane Monitor stream caching" ticket was completed, granting Membrane Monitor the ability to cache stream data in its local storage. Monitor caching addresses many of the concerns that were to be handled by a proposed Membrane Stream Source application, making the work of this ticket less of a priority.

Membrane Control's video monitors interface now allows stream items to be transferred into the cache of any individual Membrane Monitor instance. Once in the cache, the monitor can play the video even if the originating Membrane Media Library server is no longer available. Furthermore, Membrane Control now contains an management interface for monitor cache data, with commands to browse the cache, delete cached streams, play cached streams, or play all cached streams on loop.

Each server shown by Membrane Control's media interface now shows an action menu with a "Scan for media" option, for use in triggering an immediate scan. We investigated a more responsive and automatic scan function involving file and directory event watchers, but decided to go with just the manual scan solution for now.

Membrane Monitor has been modified to play video streams from Membrane Media Library. Changes are released in application version 9-stable-1c1f44f9.

Membrane Control has been updated for use with Membrane Media Server, adding a new "Video monitors" interface. Changes are released in application version 6-stable-25bec65a.

The Membrane Media Library application has been created and is available for download, version 4-stable-441e40f2.