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The Apple TV app is a great example of half thought out design. * You start downloading a movie. It doesn't show it downloading anywhere that I could see it. T
by egwor 7y ago
The Apple TV app is a great example of half thought out design.
* You start downloading a movie. It doesn't show it downloading anywhere that I could see it. The only place I could find it was by going back
* I had to login about 5 times
* The Apple TV app is so new that you can't give Apple Feedback because the app isn't listed.
* Supposedly I get a free year of apple tv with my new mac. I have no idea where to find that option to sign up.
* When in you own library you can't seem to search your own library.
It just isn't thought through. And don't even get me started on the migration assistant. Buggy, and a poorly tested pile of crap.
- debt 7y agoApple TV without a doubt has the most poorly designed UI of any Apple product. There is so many problems with it it’s like they invented AppleTv+ solely to raise money to pay a team to basically entirely rewrite AppleTV. It’s hard to believe Apple even sells the AppleTV.
- gen3 7y agoWhat kills me about Apple TV apps is the inconsistency between apps. Ex, the video player works differently between every app. To see how much time I have left do I swipe? Press the main button? I never know, and end up moving the currently playback time.
- Razengan 7y ago> The Apple TV app is a great example of half thought out design. ugh the TV app on the Mac is riddled with bugs and BS. Just trying to see all the things I get with an Apple TV+ subscription is a labyrinth of clicks here and there. Or the episodes of a show. Multiple different pages for show, episode, downloads and unintuitive ways of navigating between them. Only a single player window allowed. Clicking on "Resume Episode" if it's already open in a player window, fucking closes the player!!