CMSPlayer vs StreamTrack

Cross-platform player for VOD sources. # Show and Episodes - Seamless play experience - Native app UI/UX, optimized for iPhone and iPad - Display shows in grid or list - Browse show details including actors and descriptions - Quickly navigate to an episode with segment or season selection - Sort episodes alphabetically or in reverse order # Play experience - Playback speed adjustment - AirPlay, Picture in Picture, SharePlay - Auto-play next episode - Pan horizontally to adjust playback progress - Pan vertically to adjust brightness and volume - Skip intro and outro with manual configuration - Auto-playback from last seen timestamp - tvOS/visionOS: Next episode button in info view # Search - Aggregate search - Search history - Option to enable exact match # Manage my stuff - Favorite - Watch history - Navigate to show from history # Source management - Manage multiple sources - Edit, delete or sort sources - Hide certain sources - Import sources from JSON - Export sources to JSON - Manually add source # Apple feature integration - iCloud sync across all platforms (can be disabled) - tvOS TopShelf Icon Attribution: Television icons created by Freepik - Flaticon https://www.flaticon.com/free-icons/television Disclaimer: This app doesn't provide, contain or distribute any VOD or video sources. All sources are provided and entered by the users. Users must provide copyright-free contents or ensure they have acquired the copyrights to play videos in CMSPlayer.

Provides a convenient and easy to use Manager for all the shows and movies we now stream from various services and cable networks. It's great for those of us who stream content from several sources and would like to keep track of where the content is hosted, information about seasons and episodes, when the episode is available (day of week) and when the show and each season is available. You can store all this information with Streamrack! And the most import feature - you can keep track of all the streaming services or network channels where the series or movie is hosted. When a new show title and type is entered, it’s searched for information used to pre-populate the show’s poster, premiere date and season information (for a series). There is a default set of Channels (streaming services and networks) made available for selection when the app is installed, and additional Channels can be added to the selectable list. There is also a filter option on the Show List screen that allows you to filter the list of shows by their title, by the channels that host them, by show type, by shows that are marked completed or not completed, or for series that have episodes that premiere on a particular day of the week. The app is implemented with Apple CloudKitI So you can install the app on all your iOS devices and share your stored information.