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ThatGuyInLa

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Anyone catch a glimpse of that rather ominous dark blue roiling clouds screensaver that sometimes shows for a few seconds before the normal Happy Apple Life screensavers start???
 
there is one that's looking up under some waves.

You can swipe left and right on the touch pad to change to a different video
you can also tap (don't click, just touch) the touch pad for a description

I can't seem to get the waves to come up right now, but it think it's Fiji or something.
 
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I’ve seen the waves one. that’s not this. this isn’t available as something you can swipe to. It’s some deep dark inner demon.
 
I think I saw it sometime today for about 10 seconds before it switched to the next one, and I just checked all the ones on my ATV4K, but it wasn't there, so maybe it was replaced.

It looked interesting, wish I could check it out again.

I have left feedback multiple times requesting the ability to choose the screen savers, as I dislike most of them.
 
@ThatGuyInLa, which Apple TV are you seeing this on? Forth or fifth (aka, 4K) generation? Moreover, are you running a beta OS? I ask because I'm using an Apple TV 4K running the latest non-beta OS and haven't seen it. But, I'll keep looking for it!
 
Anyone catch a glimpse of that rather ominous dark blue roiling clouds screensaver that sometimes shows for a few seconds before the normal Happy Apple Life screensavers start???
Just saw this on my gen 2 Apple TV. Looks kinda cool & can’t dint it now
 
I think it's underwater as I've seen it too. Once I caught the beginning of it, and it kinda looks like something such as a wave or ice is breaking up and stirring dirt underwater which is the 'rolling clouds' you speak of. It's a short video so if you blink you might miss it. Or catch the end!
 
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