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Can't wait until 7 years later when the "ready to pay 80 dollars for new games?" thread pops up, then another 8 years later "ready to pay 90 dollars for new games?". Ready to pay 100 dollars for new games? At some point, consumers are going to have to put their foot down or games will start costing as much as the console itself.

No thanks, I've bought 1 $70 game this generation and I will not be buying another. It's gotten completely out of control. Hell the "ultimate edition" of the new BF2042 game is freaking $120! That's for a single game and just a single year battle pass.

For anyone who might have picked up the new Apple TV I've updated the latest version of the app (8.0) with the ability to save your app info into iCloud and then download it to your new device so you don't lose your video save times or your custom carousels!

@asshat: From my experience the is answer is no (if you are sorting from newest to oldest). But more likely than not you won't have it happen often because videos just don't get uploaded that frequently (especially now). So if you want the larger data sets to come back correctly you will need to "refresh" and grab whatever latest videos might have been uploaded since you started making the calls which should adjust your offset to be accurate.

If your sort is from oldest to newest then you shouldn't really ever get an duplicate, overlapping, or missing records.

@cheeseholidays: No worries, I've put out 2 new releases that both try to improve video playback. Most all of the stuttering should be gone (both regular playing and after play/pause); but the tradeoff is that now sometimes the audio can drop out and won't return until you play/pause or FF/FR the video.

Audio only seems to be dropping out on me on very specific videos that are of extreme length (new years drumming video). If I notice it happening more often I'll probably try to introduce some "smarts" to the video to split the difference between dropping audio and stuttering the video.

I'm also seeing the same issue: not sure who to at besides @rorie.

I've just released a new version to the app store that hopefully will help some.

I noticed that the new year's eve drumming video by alex (4.5 hrs long) was having some serious problems; I adjusted some things so it plays better but it still isn't close to perfect. Hopefully improvements will also be made for the less problematic videos. Let me know if it helps/hurts/doesn't change a thing.

Also added the ability to auto-play videos in a carousel. Auto play doesn't currently remember the carousel it was played from when resuming from the continue watching carousel; but that's something I'm looking to improve in the next version.

@cheeseholidays: What videos are you watching? I've been watching the alex drumming videos which run an absurdly long time (3-4 hours on some of them) and am seeing those stuttering again; but on the "shorter" videos of 2 and under hours it seems to be working alright from what I've been playing.

There is also a bug I'm working on where often times if you pause a video and then come back to it later and resume it, it will stutter at the start and "downgrade" to a lower quality but then I won't see anymore stuttering after it switches back up to HD.

But considering it was a workaround fix I wouldn't be surprised if a new tvOS release shook things up and made it more prominent again.

@hungryhot: You're welcome! And if you are talking about the stutter when you play HD videos, I found a workaround to fix the issue so it shouldn't happen with my app.

@kcin: That's great news!

So good news, I believe I was able to replicate the issue (or at least 1 of the issues) and have put in a fix. I also added the option to always show the navigation bar into the settings in case that didn't fix all the issues or if you would just prefer it not hiding.

Thanks for all the replies and info, it helped greatly!

I've submitted a build to apple for review and hopefully it'll be out and available in the app store by tomorrow afternoon/evening.