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(Scanner) In some scenarios movies could lose play history when replacing the media (#13373) (Scanner) Adding another version of a movie in the same path could cause one to unmatch (#13373) (QNAP) PMS could not be restarted after unexpected failure in certain cases without restarting NAS. (Synology) PMS could not be restarted after unexpected failure in certain cases without restarting NAS. (Transcode) Improve output quality in files with highly-variable bitrate (#2729) (Synology) Plex Claim Token method would not actually claim under certain new installation conditions.

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(Auto Update) Old update files were not cleaned up after a manual update. (Collections) Items added from TIDAL could not be added to collections (#13289) #ATV FLASH BLACK 2.6.1 DOWNLOAD UPDATE# (EPG) Guide could show wrong VCN if lineup has duplicate channel ids.

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(Metadata) Local metadata for episode release dates would not get set correctly (#13189) (Metadata) In rare instances some tv seasons could match to the incorrect episode ordering (#13312) (Media Decision) The server could attempt to transcode files that use unsupported nonstandard colorspaces, even when other supported versions are available (#13183) (EPG) Lineup channels returned during DVR setup were not sorted. (Metadata) The SDH flag for subtitles would be ignored for TV episodes (#13307) (Scanner) Try to use a year hint from a movie filename if the parent path doesn’t contain one (#13310) (Scanner) Pick up 4 digit episode numbers when no season number exists (#13212) (Scanner) Files with certain name formatting could be matched with incorrect episode numbers (#13280) (Metadata) The embedded titleSort tag would be ignored when preferring local metadata for video files (#13266) #ATV FLASH BLACK 2.6.1 DOWNLOAD TV# #ATV FLASH BLACK 2.6.1 DOWNLOAD UPDATE#.Considering that its features make the Apple TV a far more appealing device, we're very interested in whether aTV Flash can live up to its promises. We aren't positive whether that's accurate, but we'll agree with 43Folders: it's probably best to dive into aTV Flash on the premise that you proceed at your own risk.Įxpect a review of aTV Flash's installation process and performance in the coming weeks. On the upside, Apple Core says aTV Flash in no way voids the Apple TV's warranty. Extra years can be purchased for $10 each, and 'lifetime' updates costs $30.

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aTV Flash has no demo to download and try out, and a license with simple installation instructions costs $50, which includes one year of free updates. The update also adds regular FTP support to aTV Flash's previous SFTP and SSH capabilities.Īll this useful functionality doesn't come cheap, though. It also supports the latest Apple TV 2.1 update, which means that all the support for codecs and external USB storage doesn't require downgrading to a previous, less capable version of the Apple TV software. With version 3.2, aTV Flash now sports a GUI installer for those allergic to Unix and the Terminal. The only catch has been that setting all this up involves some fairly unfriendly scripts and a USB flash drive. With a fresh new version 3.2 update, however, things have gotten a lot more interesting.Īs a quick primer: aTV Flash has enabled Apple TVs with support for DivX, Xid, AVI, and WMV formats, surfing the web with Safari, checking weather forecasts, and much-sought-after USB mass storage for some time now. For some time now, aTV Flash from Apple Core, LLC has brought a number of these improvements to the Apple TV with a set of clunky Unix scripts and magic fairy dust. Some want to see the Apple TV bring widgets and applications into the living room, while others want support for the codec rainbow and external USB storage. The Apple TV is a debatably great device with what many argue is a lot of unrealized potential.