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#289823 1-Oct-2021 11:28
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I just upgraded my Apple TV 4K to TvOS 15 and Infuse to 7.2 and almost everything I try to play it goes to an Upgrade To Pro message. Is this correct ? anyone else get this ?




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  #2787560 1-Oct-2021 11:33
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Which version of Infuse did you have before you upgraded?

 

I understand they used to offer two different paths. Buy the pro version outright but that only applied to the current version (V6 for example). Or subscribe to the pro version which updated with each version.



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  #2787565 1-Oct-2021 11:46
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I think I saw 7.0.5, but it was definitely 7.something.

 

Thought the free version was always considered very good plus it says the lifetime pro is about $140, which is a bit much, even if thats NZ dollors vs the I think $75US looking at the exchange rate.




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  #2787660 1-Oct-2021 14:10
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Could it be that I have to upgrade to play certain formats ? It doesn't say so, just goes to a Upgrade To Pro page.




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