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jwolf6589

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Apple made a change in the latest update and not for the better. I can no longer see the year the movie was made when I play a movie. How lame.
 
Ok maybe I’m missing something here, but why would anyone need to see the year while playing?

Anyhow regardless of that I’m not sure what you’re meaning as I see a date upon swipe down
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It also shows the year at startup and upon tapping the trackpad.
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It wouldn't surprise me if it depends on whether you are playing the movie from the TV app or the iTunes purchased app. There is a massive disconnect between the two.
 
It wouldn't surprise me if it depends on whether you are playing the movie from the TV app or the iTunes purchased app. There is a massive disconnect between the two.
I’ve checked both and see no difference on either of my ATV4K 1st & 3rd Gens.
 
It wouldn't surprise me if it depends on whether you are playing the movie from the TV app or the iTunes purchased app. There is a massive disconnect between the two.
The issue may be my account as I have a billing problem. I did a reboot and quit the TV app to no resolve. Until apple corrects the billing problem I will continue to have the issue.
 
I’ve checked both and see no difference on either of my ATV4K 1st & 3rd Gens.

Interesting. Must check mine out. There used to be a huge difference between the two with regard to extra information on the actual film that was playing. Maybe I am wrong, and they have finally bought the two together. I do hope so...
 
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