- Nothing has changed in the app itself. This update only refreshes the images shown on this App Store page.

- Films and episodes now reach a television with a picture, not just sound. Vyx repackages them on the fly, so the mkv files that make up most provider libraries can finally be sent to an Apple TV. - A new TV Guide tab: a grid of channel tiles showing what is on now and how long is left. - A corner player, so you can keep browsing while something is playing. - Films with FLAC or DTS soundtracks are converted as they play, so those cast too. - When a film cannot be sent to a television, Vyx says so instead of showing a blank screen.

- Deleted playlists stay deleted, and re-importing no longer leaves duplicates. Settings gains Delete All Playlists. - When something won't play, Vyx says why instead of showing a black screen. - If your provider stops serving films and shows, Vyx says so before you go browsing. - Titles with a comma keep their whole name across your devices. - Exported playlists keep their catch-up. - The TV guide is only downloaded again when it has actually changed. - Better contrast in light mode.

- Send live TV to your television. Choose an AirPlay device in the player and live channels now arrive with the picture, not just the sound. - Catch Up for playlists that keep their own recordings. If your playlist says it holds the last several days, those programmes now appear and play; before, this worked only for Xtream accounts. - Large TV guides now load. A guide too big to read was quietly thrown away, leaving the whole playlist with no programme data at all. It now loads, and a guide that genuinely cannot be read says so instead of looking empty. - Long lists of films and box sets no longer skip titles as they load. - In search, tapping a poster opens the show you tapped. - The player no longer freezes on a stream that has stopped responding. - Spotlight finishes indexing your library if a first run was interrupted.

- Your playlists, favourites, watch history and settings now follow you to your other devices over iCloud. Turn it on in Settings, under Privacy & Security. - Parental lock: give a group a PIN and its contents disappear from the app until you unlock it - out of the lists, out of search, and out of Spotlight. - Vyx now speaks Arabic, French, German, Russian, Spanish and Turkish as well as English, and follows your device's language. You can also pick one yourself in Settings. - Light and dark. Vyx follows your device's appearance by default on a new install, and you can set it either way in Settings, under Appearance. - Find a film, channel or box set from your home screen. Vyx's library now appears in Spotlight search, and tapping a result opens it. Turn it off in Settings, under Privacy & Security. - Playlists can refresh themselves on a schedule, so a provider's changes arrive without you asking. - Play the next episode automatically, and set the subtitle and audio language you prefer once instead of every time. - Search moved behind an icon and searches the tab you are on, so the lists are no longer pushed down the screen by a search bar you were not using. - Player: a lock button so a stray touch cannot change anything, the channel name where you can see it, and settings you can read at a glance. - A playlist of box sets is now filed under Series instead of Channels. Anything you had favourited moves with it. - Films and box sets from a playlist imported from a file now reach your other devices too, not just its channels.

- Catch up TV: replay programmes that have already aired, on channels your provider records. Look for the clock on a channel, or filter the list to just those channels. - Change channel without leaving the player – step through with previous and next, or open the new channel browser over the video and jump anywhere. - Buffering is now yours to set, separately for live TV and for films. Raise it if the picture keeps freezing; change it mid-stream from the gear. - See a stream's real resolution and frame rate, so you can tell apart the near-identical copies of a channel your provider lists. - Playback speed for films and series. - Your subscription's expiry date now appears on the playlist card, with a warning in its final week. - Settings reorganised into sections, so it is no longer one long scroll. - You can now set a custom User-Agent if your provider blocks the default. - Importing a playlist by URL no longer misses features that only the provider's account can supply. - Fixed a bug where Vyx could delete your playlists if it failed to open your library. It no longer deletes anything, and tells you what happened instead.

- TV Guide: a full grid guide – channels down the side, a scrollable timeline of what's on. Open it from the Guide button in Channels. - Choose subtitle and audio tracks right in the player. - "More like this" on movie pages, powered by TMDB recommendations. - Point any playlist at its own program-guide (EPG) URL in Settings – supports .xml and .xml.gz. - Now/next guide info in Library for channels from your other playlists too. - Undo and redo your channel and group edits. - Filter your Library by playlist. - Smoother browsing for very large series libraries. - Optional text labels on toolbar buttons in Settings. - More performance and reliability improvements.

- Rich movie and series details – posters, plots, cast, and backdrops – with a redesigned full-screen look. - Episode pages with stills and synopses, organized by season. - Series now load from your connected Xtream account, not just M3U files. - Find live programs by name: search what's actually on across your channels, not just channel names. - Tap any channel to see its full schedule for the day. - Resume movies and episodes right where you left off, even after switching apps. - Wider program guide coverage across more countries. - Faster launch plus reliability and performance improvements.

- New Series section: browse TV series from your playlist, organized into seasons and episodes. - New Library tab combines your favorites and recently watched, now spanning all of your playlists. - Movies now load straight from M3U playlist files, not just connected accounts. - New player aspect-ratio control: tap to cycle Fit, Fill, 16:9, and 4:3 for streams with the wrong ratio. - Smoothly handles very large playlists with tens of thousands of channels and movies. - Reliability and performance improvements throughout.

- Connect an IPTV provider's Xtream account to load its live TV channels, not just movies. - Import a playlist straight from a URL: paste a link to an M3U file, including private lists you host on your home network. - Fixed provider account details lingering after switching to a different playlist.

- Built-in program guide: see what's on now and next, with live progress in the player. - Faster, smoother import for large M3U playlists. - Stability and performance improvements.