MrMC

Yep. That did the trick! Thanks a lot davilla for helping work through this!

So why did this only affect me? I've never done anything with that file before...didn't even know about it until you told me how to get to it today...

CallClear wrote: 11 Feb 2018, 00:58 Yep. That did the trick! Thanks a lot davilla for helping work through this!

So why did this only affect me? I've never done anything with that file before...didn't even know about it until you told me how to get to it today...

I suspect some issue with getting file manager and user xml's working. Basically, it was there a long time ago but since MrMC never read it correctly, it was never used until now.

Something we need to think about before we release for 3.5.0.

I still don't get 10 minute jumps when there aren't chapters (though I basically never use it) with the Apple TV remote.

timstephens24 wrote: 11 Feb 2018, 01:25 I still don't get 10 minute jumps when there aren't chapters (though I basically never use it) with the Apple TV remote.

if you can scrub, then you don't get big seeks.

Ok that's fine if it's working as intended. I thought it wasn't which is why I brought it up.

timstephens24 wrote: 11 Feb 2018, 01:35 Ok that's fine if it's working as intended. I thought it wasn't which is why I brought it up.

Yea, as designed. We figured that if you can scrub, big seeks seems silly.

Just a heads up that might effect testflighters on tvOS when the next push comes out (tomorrow).

Because we fixed file manager to see userdata xml files and as a result also fixed reading userdata keymaps, there might be an existing stale userdata keymap. So it needs to get updated to the current version (with chapter seeks).

If any testflight user has copied over a modified keymap, it will get set back to the current default (with chapter seeks)

This will happen once, and our NSUserDefaults migration key value incremented.

v3.5.0 (180211.1547) @20180211-e4b5e59
fixed, remove stale customcontroller.SiriRemote.xml

Ok boys and girls, time to wrap this up and move on to the next round

Lots on the list for the next one, including return of python

davilla wrote: 11 Feb 2018, 22:29 Ok boys and girls, time to wrap this up and move on to the next round

Lots on the list for the next one, including return of python

uhhhhh...

I think it's ready. I see a few problems intermittently but not reproducible at will.