EZTV

Gold you can share and take back Removing a device from your Gold now takes its Gold away at once, even if it uses your playlist's login. When you add a device you can choose how long it keeps your Gold: 7, 14 or 30 days, or no end date. Join a Gold account is on every device that did not buy Gold itself, and a code from another Gold account moves the device there. How Gold works, from the Gold card in Settings, explains it on one page. Radio that keeps playing, with Premium Radio Favorites ride out your provider's short drops and pauses: EZTV holds one connection and joins the pieces up, and after a short call or Siri the station carries on where the sound stopped. Open Radio Favorites and the station you played last starts by itself. The radio bar starts on Auto EQ, which listens to each station and tunes it; a tap steps through the presets, and a long press turns the EQ off. Up to three guides per playlist Add up to three guide sources to a playlist, tick the ones you want and put them in order: the top one wins a channel, the others fill its gaps, and each says when it last loaded. MAC portals Add a playlist from a MAC portal: EZTV makes a MAC address for the device, or takes the one your provider gave you. MAC portal playlists have live TV and the guide. Hold a poster Touch and hold a film or series poster for Favorites, Remove from History, Clear All History and Private Mode. In Private Mode nothing you watch is stored or synced, and a badge shows while it is on. Favorites in your own order Tap Edit and drag the handles to put your favorites in your own order. The Favorites tab shows what is on now on every channel, and a favorite you remove stays removed on your other devices. Search plays what you pick A channel you pick in Search plays right there, in a small player beside or above the results. Settings, rebuilt A new row of sections, and Account in three cards: Sync and backup, Devices, and Purchases. Settings › Time & date uses this device's clock or a day and time you set, and the guide follows it. A clock can show in a corner of the big player. Also: dozens of fixes from a full review of the app, for fewer freezes and crashes; a live channel that drops keeps reconnecting for up to five minutes and counts its tries; Recheck hidden channels tests every channel you hid and offers to bring back the ones that work; Scan checks a whole category again and no longer marks radio stations as broken; AirPlay films reconnect and AirPlay skips nothing at your provider's cuts; AVI films play in Picture in Picture with sound; the channel you watch carries over to your next device with UltraSync; a name too long for its row slides so you can read it; and screens fit smaller iPhones properly.