[Buschel]

Yes, just „timerrule“

Ok. I created a GitHub issue to look into this: #444. The feature seems possible, I just need to find a good way to hook it up to the UI.

I’m using the latest beta version and noticed massive amounts of stutter while scrolling the TV Shows list. I thought it might have been only the first time scrolling through while it cached the banners but repeat scrolls result in the same choppiness. There is no problem with scrolling through Movies.

Can you check if this vanishes when disabling the "rounded corner" feature in the settings? Can you also try to roll back to older versions in TF and test, if a specific version introduced this?

I also noticed something else recently reported that I always felt was off, that being the skip forward and back steps. It always seemed like skipping forward on TV shows varied how much it skipped ahead. While on movies it seems like it matches the system setting of 30 seconds. I finally confirmed that there was something off with the app when comparing it to using my Xbox controller and found that it acted as expected there and that the app had the inconsistent behavior.

So, you would expect the seek/skip to use the +/-30 seconds? You are using the seek buttons or the navigation left/right buttons?

I had a potential idea for the dark theme of this app. Would it be possible to tweak the theme to use more true blacks? I ask this because newer devices are starting to use OLED panels and the try black would actually turn off the pixel lighting yielding greater contrast and possibly a minute amount of power savings. I don’t think an all black screen would look great but potentially the back panel of the remote screen being true black and maybe leaving the buttons as they are or maybe vice versa? Just a thought.

This is in general possible. Currently the background uses a bit of grey to have some contrast to the buttons themselves. When I was using pure black buttons during the initial remote rework this was not readable well. So I was not looking into this further.

Thanks again for all of the active development of this app!

Welcome!