Since some hours, nessMediaCenter for Apple TV is now available on the Apple TV App Store.
While it takes usually up to 7 days until an uploaded app is reviewed by the Apple review team for the Mac App Store and iOS App Store, nessMediaCenter for Apple TV was reviewed after a few hours by the Apple review team.
After a first rejection by the Apple review team we were able to give the requested informations – among other things a demo video on …
Today our Apple TV (4th generation) arrived and we could test nessMediaCenter on Apple TV.
In the last weeks we added further features like the combined folder preview in the media center (which shows up to 3 pictures of contained media), random playback for media presentation, and left and right swipe to move to the previous and next picture in the media presentation.
We uploaded a demo video to YouTube to show nessMediaCenter on Apple TV, and uploaded the app to the tvOS …
By working on nessMediaCenter App for AppleTV, we expanded the nessViewer media server to show more / improved metadata (preview, description) for movies aka motion pictures, and the “combined” preview for folders with the preview of included media.
Because streaming movies to AppleTV (tvOS) needs a higher resolution than for iOS, we also improved the segmantation speed for (live) streaming, which brings also immediately benefits to the current
A few days ago, we started to port nessMediaCenter for AppleTV (4th generation). And now we can already access and view images and videos via DLNA media server (such as Plex or XBMC aka Kodi) and nessViewer media server with the AppleTV simulator.
The operating system of AppleTV (tvOS) is using “AV Foundation” to play videos and thus the video format compatibility is limited – and here, of course, the nessViewer media server has a great advantage compared to other media server: incompatible videos are automatically “…
After some difficulties, version 2.1.2 of nessViewer App is finally available in the AppStore which is displayed in the AppStore as version 2.1.
As previously reported, a QRCode scanner can now be activated at “Open URL” and “Present
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