Infuse 8.4.6 is now available! 
NEW
- Add secondary addresses for Emby and Jellyfin
- Use custom artwork for Library and media server icons (iOS, macOS, visionOS)
- Send and receive playback positions via x-callback-url (firecore.com/api)
- Added toggle volume button (macOS)
IMPROVED
- Improved handling of languages and dialects
- Improved the Select All button placement (iOS)
- Improved appearance of Liquid Glass playback controls
- Improved token lifespan for 115 Cloud Drive
FIXED
- Fixed audio issues when using variable playback speed with HomePods
- Fixed missing forget this share and speed test options
- Fixed missing Save and Reset artwork buttons when selecting artwork from local shares
- Fixed playback related crashes
- Other minor improvements and fixes
A complete history of past releases can be found here.
Adding and using secondary addresses
This feature allows you to set primary and secondary addresses for your Emby/Jellyfin server. This can be useful if you need to use different addresses to connect locally vs remotely, or have other needs.
Multiple addresses can be added and can be enabled/disabled by checking/unchecking them in the list. When connecting, Infuse will attempt to connect to the checked endpoints in order until it gets a successful connection.
You can access this screen by editing the Emby/Jellyfin share or by long-pressing on the Emby/Jellyfin server icon in the Files section (or Apple TV Home Screen).
