Release notes
What changes for you.
Version, device, date — and what you notice while watching.
Newest first. We don’t describe how something is built here, only what you see of it: a picture that holds instead of going black, a channel that comes back, a line that tells you what happened.
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- Your provider hiccups? You won’t notice any more: dropped connections are bridged without a restart.
- No more black screen on restarts — just a brief still image.
- Neverlag sorts out trouble itself, step by step — and only steps in once the reserve is really empty: restart, switch to HD (with a button back), notice. No more switching away because of wrong readings.
- One line tells you what it did — with a button in case you want it otherwise.
- If a channel goes down at your provider, Neverlag takes the other route. More reserve on every device; sound and picture stay in sync.
- Neverlag goes easy on your provider and only asks for what it needs. Clearer messages when something doesn’t work.
- When you tune in, the whole reserve is kept — even on channels that start without a classic keyframe.
- The reserve display is right again; a value stuck after a time jump at the provider is fixed.
- If the server drops the connection, Neverlag reconnects at once; the reserve keeps playing meanwhile.
- If your provider refuses (another device active, bandwidth capped), Neverlag says so plainly — instead of an error about the format.
- If you have several lists, Neverlag fetches the same channel from another list when one refuses or doesn’t answer.
- Channels delivered in pieces (such as “RAW” channels) play again.
- Version 1.0.1 was skipped; its changes are included here.
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- The start: live TV, films and series from your provider.
- Seven-day programme guide; recordings and rewind.
- Demo mode without credentials; set up Apple TV from your iPhone.
- Parental controls.
- One subscription for all your Apple devices, Family Sharing included.
- No account, no tracking, no ads.
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- The same improvements as Apple 1.0.1 — today the first points of version 1.0.2.
- Trouble is sorted out step by step; 4K comes back on its own.
- No black screen on restarts; clearer messages.
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- A reserve that carries dropped connections.
- New connections in the background.
- Sound and picture in sync, even after outages.
- A preview picture that no longer jitters.
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- Sound on all channels, Italian ones included.
- No more white screen after the back button.
- Films with seeking, pause and resume.
- Picture straight to the TV, no stutter while the overlay is open.
- Update prompt with a clear sequence.
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- Channel list as on Apple TV, with countries and groups.
- Full-size tile on the Fire TV home screen.
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- First version for Fire TV Stick: live TV, films, series, programme guide.
- Rewind from memory.
- Update from within the app.
- Tester access with a code.
All measurements for these versions are in the Playback Lab.
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