NEW: THEMES
Fifteen new looks — and they don't just retint the TV, they recolor the whole app.
CLASSIC 90s
Cable Box — the original: deep navy, yellow bezel, green readout
Saturday Morning — candy cartoon-block magenta and cyan
Late Night — warm amber phosphor and wood panel
Test Pattern — SMPTE color bars on black
Miami — art-deco teal and flamingo
8-Bit — four-shade pea-green handheld LCD
16-Bit — vivid console colors on grey-purple
Broadcast — early-90s newsroom navy, gold and red
MODERN
Midnight, Vaporwave, Aurora, Daylight, Terminal
PLAIN
Onyx and Paper, for when you just want to watch
Find them in Settings → Appearance. Every option previews itself in its own colors before you pick it.
ALSO NEW
• Picture shape — choose 4:3, widescreen or fullscreen, so 16:9 recordings no longer sit letterboxed inside a square frame
• Your picture settings finally stick. Scan lines, brightness, contrast, tint, color and screen size all survive a restart
• TV Guide and Settings are now reachable from the on-screen controls, including in fullscreen
• Live stream channels show what's actually playing right now, with an on-air indicator
• Long channel names wrap in the sidebar instead of being cut off
FIXED
• Channels keep broadcasting. A channel used to drop to "No Signal" once it had played through its schedule — it now loops continuously, the way it always should have
• The TV Guide shows the right program. The now-line and the listings are properly aligned, and the channel column scrolls with its rows
• Nothing gets deleted behind your back. Videos whose files can't be read are flagged in your library instead of being removed
• Regenerate genuinely reshuffles the running order every time
• A stream that won't connect now tells you why and offers a retry, instead of showing static forever
• Volume starts at full, remembers where you left it, and the on-screen readout tracks your finger
• Importing shows progress, tells you if anything was skipped, and checks you have room first
• Much easier on the battery — the static effect and the TV Guide are dramatically cheaper to draw
• Better VoiceOver support, and text now scales with your system text size