ChannelDeck at Mac App Store analyse

Make room for the way you watch live TV. ChannelDeck brings your M3U playlists to Apple TV with clear channel browsing, a programme guide and temporary live rewind. Add your own playlist address and use the Siri Remote to settle into your channels. PAUSE AND REWIND Keep up to ten minutes of received live TV in a temporary buffer on Apple TV. Pause while new media continues to arrive, skip back, choose a position on the timeline, or return to live. Choose a five- or ten-minute history setting. FIND YOUR CHANNELS Browse playlist groups, search by name and keep favorites close. Recently and frequently watched channels help you return to familiar choices. Preview pictures build from channels you actually watch. KEEP WATCHING WHILE YOU BROWSE Open the channel drawer for quick switching, or move playback into the in-app mini player while you explore channels and the guide. Return to fullscreen when you are ready. SEE WHAT IS ON Use your playlist's XMLTV guide or configure guide matching with Open-EPG. Browse current and upcoming programmes when listings are available. Coverage and matching depend on the guide source. MADE FOR APPLE TV Large text, visible focus and Siri Remote navigation keep the controls within reach. Playback and temporary history run on Apple TV without a Mac. Favorite and frequently watched selections can also appear in the Home Screen Top Shelf when ChannelDeck is in the top row. BRING YOUR OWN SOURCES ChannelDeck is a player. Television channels and subscriptions are not included. Use only sources you are authorized to access. Supported playback depends on the stream's format, codecs, network and Apple TV capabilities; compatibility with every source is not guaranteed. Rewind contains media received since tuning in. It cannot retrieve programmes broadcast before you started watching. Available storage can shorten history. Changing channels, stopping playback or leaving the app clears temporary history. Mini player stays inside ChannelDeck. Screenshots show fictional demonstration channels playing licensed Big Buck Bunny footage from the Blender Foundation. They do not represent included television services or endorsement. Demo attribution and source details are provided with the review playlist.