Plex Introduces Redesigned Apple TV App That You Can Test Right Now

[sracer]

True but nearly every time there is an update, things I have unpinned frequently returned. I simply do not want this. I've moved over to JellyFin now so the issue is moot.

On all of my devices that use the Plex client (and the server itself), I have never had any unpinned item return pinned after an update.

 

[pacmania1982]

On all of my devices that use the Plex client (and the server itself), I have never had any unpinned item return pinned after an update.

It would happen frequently. A new 'thing' would appear on updates. It was super annoying.

 

[MacBH928]

It is a lot easier to install the Infuse app and then point it to your media files. There really is no need to install Plex, Jellyfin or Emby, unless you like configuring a server with all the options or need remote server access.

Edited to add: I access my server remotely using Tailscale on my Apple TV (without the need of Plex) and it doesn't require me to open up ports or put my server at risk.

actually, this is a good solution. Looks like it even can access online servers. Problem is it needs Apple TV ($120) .

 

[dukebound85]

anyone who has any sense will already be using Infuse as a plex client app on apple devices.
it's infinitely better in every way, and as a bonus it actually plays content correctly, unlike the plex app with it's "fake" dolby vision.

why?

 

[chenks]

why?

if you read the post you replied to a little more carefully you'll see the reason was given.

 

[JoeShades]

why?

For one reason, now with the new Plex app in order to fast forward or rewind you have to hit the remote twice and it rewinds 10 seconds and goes for ward 30, no way to customize

 

[chenks]

For one reason, now with the new Plex app in order to fast forward or rewind you have to hit the remote twice and it rewinds 10 seconds and goes for ward 30, no way to customize

and also, with the existing app, it's dog ****

 

[dukebound85]

if you read the post you replied to a little more carefully you'll see the reason was given.

Well to be fair, this was not exactly objective
"infinitely better in every way, and as a bonus it actually plays content correctly"

I have been using plex for years and have not had issues and appreciate how it has worked for my needs to date. Hence I was after a little more specificity than you initially provided in case I wanted to explore it more