Agreed current one is slow. I do however wonder if a UWP is really going to speed up the app. I think the issue is how the Xbox limits apps to focus on gaming though I will say the Netflix app has a lot better performance than the Plex app.
VLC now has a UWP app that is available on Xbox One. It can play DTS audio natively, no need to transcode! it can connect to your plex server, or just browse SMB shares. the interface is nowhere near as nice as the plex app, but its a good proof of concept for DTS decoding.
Could the plex app use the VLC player renderers instead of the xbox one media player renderers and gain DTS ?
vlc doesn’t have subtitle support yet, but it could happen!
Is the Windows 10 Plex beta app for plex plus only? I used to have this before when it was first in beta. I just noticed it show up in my ready to install on xbox but it now says I need a beta invite to run it. Or do I need to sign up for a different beta/by invited some how again?
i have also installed the beta on my xbox. i thought i was on the beta for WUA Plex, so i guess xbox is a different beta signup? does anyone know how to sign up to the Xbox WUA Beta???
@obveron said:
Apparently UWP does not support the Xbox Snap feature. As much as I’d like to see background audio in plex, I’d hate to lose the snap feature.
@obveron said:
Apparently UWP does not support the Xbox Snap feature. As much as I’d like to see background audio in plex, I’d hate to lose the snap feature.
They are getting rid of snap anyhow, and it looks like it’ll replaced by an overlay feature, which would actually be so much better =)
I’d love a source on this info. I’ve seen nothing about an overlay feature accessible to devs in the UWP or SDK documentation. What I have seen is a total lack of snap.
I really don’t care of the snap feature… it’s way more important to have support of x265 & subtitles! I have more and more videos @x265 which I cannot play with the current plex and this is a shame.
I don’t know if this is possible by why not let the old app in the store and publish the new one alongside. Old one would not have any further support (too expansive to maintain 2 apps)