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Yes, this. I turned off the auto-play-next feature but there is no way to avoid the shrink-credits thing. :-/ I never noticed it skipping the opening credits t
by phyllostachys 11y ago
Yes, this. I turned off the auto-play-next feature but there is no way to avoid the shrink-credits thing. :-/
I never noticed it skipping the opening credits though.
- ashmud 11y agoIt definitely skips the opening credits on the shows my kids watch (Octonauts, Cat in the Hat, etc.). For better or worse, both of these also have another song in the episode near the beginning (the same song, every episode). This is on a Roku 3, not sure if it's a different experience for other devices.
- aninhumer 11y agoIt depends on the show. I think they only ever skip opening credits right at the start of the video, but most shows tend to have a scene before them, so it rarely applies. They also use the mechanism to skip "previously on" sections, which is probably a good idea during a marathon, since they're usually more spoiler than reminder in that situation.
- mattdotc 11y agoA long time ago I saw someone post that support was able to turn off this feature on the account. No idea if that is true.
- jaredsohn 11y ago>Yes, this. I turned off the auto-play-next feature but there is no way to avoid the shrink-credits thing. :-/ If in Chrome, try the 'hide postplay' feature of the Flix Plus by Lifehacker extension. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/flix-plus-by-lifehacker/fcjjgdnadfneaamhipplgpfkdnbfagla?hl=en-US https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/flix-plus-by-lifeh...