I just became aware of this thread so I’m providing answers where I can.
The processor in the Panasonic TVs are not very powerful. This is one of the reasons our new v2 app has not been released to these older TVs.
It is a problem with the TV. When using DLNA, that uses a specially made video player and does not rely on the hardware. Our app can only use the native capabilities of the TV, which does not support AVI.
Again, an issue with the built in video player. It does not support direct playing subtitles.
That is a limitation of our app. I don’t have any info if/when this may change.
As mentioned above, your TV doesn’t have the processing power to run the new app. It’s like trying to run Windows 10 on an old 486 computer.
Again, die to hardware and some software limitations these features couldn’t be added to the app. Only our newer v2 app supports these features.
The Plex app is free. Not sure what you paid for.
If you are referring to hevc, it’s not a bug. The app and your TV doesn’t support direct playing hevc.
The answers above are mostly related to non-UHD Panasonic TVs. We have yet to test our new app on newer UHD TVs so it’s possible the v2 app will appear on those devices in the future. We will release that new v2 app to other platforms as we go through our testing, but be aware that the TV needs to have newer, better processor and OS for the app to run. This typically will mean only UHD TVs. Even non-UHD Samsung and non-UHD LG TVs can’t run the new app.
