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1 year agoWoooo Liquid Glass everything! It looks so good, thanks for your amazing work! Love this app so much, it’s been so fun watching it grow. 💖
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Ooo Liquid Glass soon! Can’t wait! Keep up the good work :)
Awesome! Can’t wait, thank you!
Does the beta include Liquid Glass design?
2·2 years agoI’m on a Mac, can I set something like that up?
I’m a bit of a noob with all this stuff, I run it off a Mac Mini. Can I still do this?
Although an auto-update feature would be very welcome, manually applying each update is getting annoying
This post might just push me to get infuse lifetime! Thanks for a great server app :)
The best lemmy client by far! Thanks for your continued work!
I use an M1 Mac mini. It might be a little overkill, but I use the mini as a server for many things other than jellyfin too. encodes are lightning quick with no fan noise or heat and very low power consumption.
Finally taping the tab bar a second time scrolls to the top!!! 💖 thank you for your continued work on this incredible app!
Next, tapping feed while in a post needs to take you back to the feed page!
That makes sense, the TV won’t convert it for you only pass through what it can. You would either need to convert the AAC to AC3 so it can pass through properly, or use a set-top-box that can force/convert it on the fly
I have an HDMI ARC surround setup also, and it doesn’t support eARC. It will do DTS/DolbyDigital+ surround but will only do PCM stereo, and my TV stupidly doesn’t support DTS. I use an Apple TV which converts everything surround to DD+ (but leaves stereo PCM lossless) and that works well enough for me
Eventually I plan to upgrade to an eARC setup that supports PCM surround pass through, and then quality should be better without conversion and my Nintendo will finally do surround
Apple supports older devices for 5+, sometimes even damn near 10 years with feature and security updates. Regardless of if you agree with the feature changes, you should ALWAYS update to the latest iOS for security.
So it’s fine if apps only support current versions. This also allows them to adopt new tech which is great (Mlem is still one of the only third party apps that’s adopted Liquid Glass, along with randomly github, and that’s partly due to not worrying so much about older iOS)