In my opinon, first you should work on the technical part, like playing the most known video and audio files as best as possible. So in the End, there are APIs available to use the full power of the Apple TV, you "only" need to integrate it in your own written app. There are also some other small devoleper, like the one man show MrMc App, that is able to play MKV Files with HDR correct. The only difference is, that Infuse is only devoloping software for iOS, so there knowdlege in devolping apps for Apple will be is much higher then from the Emeby Team. There are no optioons to buy a licence to get "more" possibilitys to use the Apple APIs. Jellyfin HAHAHAHAHA - but they do seem to have the HDR tone mapping done better than even Plex does at this point which is pretty damn impressive. All of their clients should work just as well as the others, minus any hardware limitations.Īnd yes. Otherwise it’s nothing more than a fine tuned beta in my opinion. I just personally believe that before you launch something (new client, new server, etc) you have to make sure it’s fully working before it goes out.
You will not find a bigger supporter of the product than myself. I also agree that the dev team is small and I love what they do here at Emby. If I log in to plex on any of those devices, they look identical to each other and that makes for a proper and consistent UI. One of the things I like about Plex, or hell even Netflix, Hulu, Disney + etc is that all their apps are uniform across the board. It’s different on the Apple TV then it is on the Shield. I just wish that the Emby experience was the same on all platforms. The Shield and the Apple TV 4k stand head to head above everyone else when it comes to image quality, audio quality and more. Minus Emby, the experience on the Apple TV 4k blows away the others minus maybe the Shield. I own both a Fire TV and a Shield Pro (2019) as well as Rokus and other devices. I agree that the problems with the Apple TV are monumental for Emby.
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