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> Not sure what’s going on there, but I don’t like it. Infuse is a very decent _paid_ app. That’s what’s going on. It lets you play with the interface and test
by eddythompson80 3y ago
> Not sure what’s going on there, but I don’t like it.
Infuse is a very decent _paid_ app. That’s what’s going on. It lets you play with the interface and test its integration with your services/media. But to use it you pay either a subscription or a one time fee. Very reasonable in my opinion.
- maverwa 3y agoOh, I have nothing agains paying for the app. I just find it funny that they let me install and configure everything then wont play anything. At first I thought its just needing that for 4k/HDR/HVEC stuff, but it also did not play SD h264 content. And at that point I just do not understand why it comes as a "free app" in the first place. Either let me install & test it for free and demand the pro update later (thats fine for me, if I know it works, I'll pay) or demand pay from the get go. Now, I am aware that it might just be the selection of codec and resolutions I happened to try are all paid-only. But the way it went, I indeed felt "cheated". Yes, Infuse may be a very good _paid_ app, but I do not like it the way it tells you that is a _paid_ app.