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So far I've been happy with Jellyfin with one exception - the lack of AppleTV app. I've been using a third-party tool (MrMC) with limited success.
by dan_quixote 4y ago
So far I've been happy with Jellyfin with one exception - the lack of AppleTV app. I've been using a third-party tool (MrMC) with limited success.
- domy 4y agoI'm very happy with the Infuse app connected to Jellyfin (also paying the $10/yr for the extra features).
- yamtaddle 4y agoAnother Infuse user here, can confirm, it's very, very worth it. The official app with have to be entirely perfect to lure me away, even if it's free.
- Jaepa 4y agoThere is a AppleTV client in the works that has a semi public TestFlight. I’m unsure how far along it is, however.
- kennend3 4y ago> So far I've been happy with Jellyfin with one exception - the lack of AppleTV app. Isnt this a reason to be unhappy with Apple? Jellyfin runs perfectly fine on MacOS, Linux, android set-top boxes and my Amazon firesticks.... Perhaps the app store and the walled garden is the real issue here? Without an ability to "side load" the app Jellyfin is forced to use the store?
- graftak 4y agoThere is a TestFlight Swiftfin app that is pretty decent. The only reason I still prefer Infuse (another Apple TV app that works with Jellyfin) is the more polished UI.