Infuse is available in the App Store free of charge. Infuse is easy to configure, and its UI looks clean and “Apple-ish,” especially on Apple TV. It can even connect directly to an existing Plex server and get access to its metadata. It supports playing content not only from external physical NAS or Macbook, but also from cloud services such as Google Drive. I’ve been an Infuse user since v4, and I prefer it over Plex.
On iOS, integration with the Files app, allowing for better organization of video files.Support for downloading subtitles (without any ads) from.A revamped playback experience compatible with 4K HDR content.iCloud syncing of metadata in the library, so you can start watching on one device and finish on another from the same spot.The v6 update brings several long-awaited features: One can argue the market for such software is divided between VLC and Plex, but unlike its competitors having clients on nearly every possible platform, Infuse Pro remains available solely on iOS and tvOS. Published on April 3rd, 2019 | by Sebastian Szwarc 1 Infuse 6 media player now available for Apple TVįirecore has released a major version update of their Apple TV media player, Infuse.
