The entire app has received a major UI redesign, alongside new discovery, Live TV and playback features. The scale of the changes felt worthy of moving straight to 2.0.
This release brings together a much wider set of improvements than 0.6.1, covering account setup, Profiles, Football channel discovery, Live TV navigation and search, IPTV provider compatibility and a number of stability improvements identified during real-world testing.
This is a significant update for the Windows version, bringing it much closer to the current Android experience while also improving stability, scaling and playback across desktop systems.
This is a fairly big visual and personalisation update for MediaHub, focused on giving people more control over how the app looks and how they use it day-to-day without moving away from the clean TV-first interface MediaHub has been built around.
This release combines several new features with quality-of-life improvements and another round of stability work based on feedback from people using MediaHub across different Android TV devices, Fire TV hardware, IPTV providers and Media Server platforms.
Introducing a new two-channel MultiView experience for Live TV. MultiView allows two different live channels to play side-by-side within MediaHub. Moving focus between the two screens switches audio instantly, while both video streams continue playing.
This release is mainly focused around two fairly big additions that have both come from feedback and things I've wanted to experiment with for a while: built-in VPN support and Live TV pause / rewind.
The official MediaHub Discord community is now live, providing a new place for discussion, support, bug reports, feature suggestions, Beta testing and development updates.
MediaHub Desktop 0.2.3-beta is now available for Windows, with a focus on improving Accounts stability, connection handling and reliability when adding or changing IPTV and Media Server accounts.