Nuvio w/ Live TV: update notes
New
- Browse On Demand by genre: switch the list on the left between By category and By genre. Genres come from your provider, your addons, and TMDB, which fills them in automatically in the background after each import (newest titles first). Progress shows in Settings > Live TV > On Demand.
- Catch-up keeps playing: when a show ends, catch-up carries straight on into the next one with no freeze or reload, so shows that run over are no longer cut off. The title, info bar and seek bar follow along.
- Sort by menu in On Demand: a single Sort by control in the header opens a drop-down with Default, A–Z, Z–A, Newest, Oldest and Recently added.
- Play/Pause shortcut: press Play/Pause while browsing the guide to jump straight back to full screen on what's playing.
Improved
- On Demand finds more titles: shows and movies without an IMDb ID (for example Big Brother UK 2023) are now found in your provider's catalog by title and year, so they play from On Demand in Nuvio's stream list without needing extra addons.
- Daily shows: episodes are matched even when your provider lists the whole show as a single season.
- Hold Back works on all remotes: holding Back in the guide now returns to full screen on what's playing, including on Fire TV and Google TV remotes that only send the Back button once.
- Easier catch-up browsing: holding Left in the guide now steps back through earlier shows at a steady, readable pace instead of racing through hours of listings. Tapping Left still steps back one show at a time.
Fixed
- Catch-up an hour off: fixed catch-up playing the wrong show (for example picking 8pm and getting 9pm) on some Xtream providers. Catch-up now uses the provider's server time zone. If you were affected, run Update now on that playlist once.
- Up/Down after holding Back: after browsing other groups and holding Back to return to full screen, Up/Down now changes channels from the channel you're watching, not the one you were browsing.
- Removed "Top rated" sorting, which relied on provider scores that weren't reliable.