Is there a way to mark a season as watched (or unwatched)? I can only see a way to do individual episodes or the entire show. If not, is there a plan to add it?
To mark a full season, you can switch to list view and long-press on the season name.Is there a way to mark a season as watched (or unwatched)? I can only see a way to do individual episodes or the entire show. If not, is there a plan to add it?
If you are on Wi-Fi, the Apple TV may be switching back and forth between network bands (5GHz and 2.4GHz) and one may perform better than the other.Is anyone’s infuse is slow to play out of the sudden on smb?
It buffers a lot and plays for a few seconds them buffers again.
I had this issue in the past so I went back to the UPnP/DLNA way which was fine, but I didn’t have access to the library features. Then I went back to smb after a couple of month and it was fine, but now it seems the issue has reared its ugly head again and I’m forced to go back to UpnP/DLNA
Yeah I tried restarting it to no avail. However I'm confused because my apple tv is on my 5GHZ network on my router is that normal that it would go to the 2.4ghz network? But I'll check when I get home today.If you are on Wi-Fi, the Apple TV may be switching back and forth between network bands (5GHz and 2.4GHz) and one may perform better than the other.
You may try restarting the Apple TV.
You can also run a speed test in Infuse to see what kind of speeds you are able to get when streaming from the source where your files are stored. This tool can also help troubleshoot other network related issues.
If you have separate networks for 5GHz and 2.4Ghz, then it wouldn't switch. However, in most cases a router would create a dual-band network and devices will automatically switch back and forth depending on signal strength, interference, etc... It's possible one band may perform better, regardless of what the device *thinks* is better.Yeah I tried restarting it to no avail. However I'm confused because my apple tv is on my 5GHZ network on my router is that normal that it would go to the 2.4ghz network? But I'll check when I get home today.
I remember using the speedtest when I had that issue last time and the speeds were abysmal, nothing changed from the last time in my configuration. It just worked for a while when I tried it again.
Infuse can use iCloud to sync details about your library, but unfortunately Apple does not allow for direct file streaming at this time.Question: is it possible to use iCloud with infuse? That is, can I store my media on iCloud and stream from there?
We’ll be digging into the new tvOS 17 goodies in the coming weeks. Stay tuned!Any plans for new features relates to tvOS 17?.
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Can't get Atmos from rips if that's what you want.Are there any sales soon for the lifetime version of Infuse for ATV? I'm upset that the plex client for ATV is unable to play dolby atmos/spatial audio media files.
Really? So the only way to play dolby atmos encoded movies is from iTune's Movie store? Even if the encoded movie rips are Dolby Digital + (EAC3) format? That's what Dolby Atmos uses.Can't get Atmos from rips if that's what you want.
There are 2 types of Atmos: lossy and lossless.Really? So the only way to play dolby atmos encoded movies is from iTune's Movie store? Even if the encoded movie rips are Dolby Digital + (EAC3) format? That's what Dolby Atmos uses.
Your 4k bluray rips don't have dolby atmos audio tracks? You don't have any recent movies that you could test out?There are 2 types of Atmos: lossy and lossless.
Infuse cannot do lossless Atmos which is one reason I switched to a Zidoo player.
As for lossy, I would have no source files to check since I only use Infuse Pro for rips I made from my HD and 4k BluRays.
I have tried many movies with lossless Atmos and DTS:X and they all play in multichannel PCM.Your 4k bluray rips don't have dolby atmos audio tracks? You don't have any recent movies that you could test out?
Also the movies you buy from iTunes, do they have lossy or lossless dolby atmos?
Infuse does support Atmos when playing E-AC3 audio tracks.Really? So the only way to play dolby atmos encoded movies is from iTune's Movie store? Even if the encoded movie rips are Dolby Digital + (EAC3) format? That's what Dolby Atmos uses.
Unfortunately, purchased iTunes content is not supported in Infuse at this time. These videos can only be played through Apple’s apps.I am new to Infuse, NAS, etc. I recently purchase Infuse PRO and a Synology RS1221+.
I was under the impression that I could transfer my iTunes movie library, consisting of ~700 movies purchased through Apple (M4V), to my Synology NAS. Then, stream those movies from the NAS to AppleTV, even during an internet outage.
Basically, I would like my father to be able to watch my iTunes collection when I am not home and when the internet is out.
Is this possible?