• Trending Movies and Series ranked on Home. • Hold an episode or Continue Watching card to mark it watched or clear progress. • Foldables and iPhone Duo: split player and Live TV, side rail on the Duo. • Visual refresh: OLED black theme, episode card rail, one player control style, plus stability fixes.

• A new look: one typeface and one icon set across the whole app. • Choices and menus open as bottom sheets instead of a new screen. • Settings: Appearance and General are now one page, Look & feel. • Player: a simpler control row that fades out after a few seconds. • Stability fixes and visual polish.

• New: offers to lock adult categories with a PIN. • Play and Resume open the version you last watched. • Playlists show when they are updating in the background. • Pause live TV now resumes from where you paused. • iCloud backup keeps your settings, playlists and lists without the whole library. • Faster favourites and guide on large playlists. • Stability and bug fixes.

• KSKPix now speaks 31 languages: English, British English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Russian, Vietnamese, Arabic, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Bengali, Danish, Greek, Finnish, Norwegian, Dutch, Polish, Albanian, Swedish, Turkish and Urdu. Choose yours in Settings › Appearance › Language, or leave it to follow your phone. Dates, times and numbers follow it too. • Arabic and Urdu mirror the whole app right to left, and every language's script is built into the app, so text never falls back to empty boxes. • Changing a setting or hiding a group while a large playlist is being saved no longer raises an error report. The change waits for the write and lands when it finishes. • Tapping the text of a crash report to select it no longer crashes the app. • Crash reports and feedback you send arrive again, and the notice saying they could not be sent no longer keeps coming back. • Opening a film or series while a playlist was refreshing could leave the page blank — no artwork, no synopsis, no cast — and every reopen did the same until the refresh finished. The page now keeps what it has already fetched. • Added dates survive a refresh again, so Recently Added and the newest-first sort stop treating a whole library as brand new. A library that has been running without dates is stamped once on the first refresh after this update, and settles from the next one. • On a foldable, and in split-screen or a resized window, the featured title at the top of Home keeps to its share of a near-square screen, so Continue watching is no longer pushed out of view. • Playback engine updated (7.10.0): a live channel joins closer to the edge and recovers when a source stops sending pictures, seeking lands where you put it, and WMV, ASF and older Flash recordings play without falling back to a second engine. HDR films also keep their subtitle and audio-language tracks. • Settings › Data › Move or sync to another device replaces Transfer to device and Cloud sync. Pick Copy once to send everything straight to another device with nothing going online, or Keep in sync to keep your devices matched — playlists, favourites, hidden categories, settings and deletions travel both ways. • Hidden categories are now kept per playlist, and every playlist shows how many of its categories are hidden. • Adding, restoring, receiving or syncing playlists always shows the step-by-step window, and it says Playlist 2 of 3 when several are loading. • Deleting a playlist now takes effect straight away and takes its downloads with it; the clean-up finishes in the background. • A poster from a slow provider no longer stays blank: it is tried again, and artwork is fetched at a steadier pace. • Each episode of a series now plays its own video, and Continue watching lists a title once instead of one card per copy of it. • Titles are shown exactly as your provider sends them. • Settings › Playlists has a new Refresh all button next to Add source: it updates every playlist that is switched on, one after another, in the step-by-step window that says which one it is on. • Live TV lists every channel again: copies of a channel are no longer folded into one row in the channel list, the guide or search, so a category that says 257 shows 257. The other versions of a channel are still offered inside the player. • Settings › Playlists › Refresh all can now be stopped with Cancel, and a playlist shows Done only once it really is. If a playlist cannot be refreshed the window ends on a report, Not everything refreshed, instead of closing, and that playlist shows Couldn't load — in Settings › Playlists, in the playlist list and on Home — until its next refresh works.

• The Versions sheet no longer shows a count badge beside the quality, and a film's detail page no longer repeats the versions pill — the arrow in the Play button opens the same list. Series pages keep their pill. • The arrow in the Play button is now a full-height circle at the end of the pill, and the Play label sits in the centre of the button. • Multiview now uses the whole screen; the back arrow and add button appear with a tap and fade with the tile menu. • In Multiview the tile menu button appears only on the tile you have picked and fades after a few seconds; a long press opens the menu on any tile. • Searching for a channel to add in Multiview now shows what is on now, the way the channel list does. • Cloud sync's pairing pages no longer show two back buttons. • Scanning a pairing code uses the same framed viewfinder with zoom as Backup & Transfer. • The wordmark in the pairing QR sits centred in its pocket, and the code no longer squashes on narrower screens. • Release notes now show only what applies to this device.

• Pause live TV is now a switch in Settings, off until you turn it on — a live channel buffers the way it used to. • A title opened from a portal always plays that title, and a wrong match repairs itself the next time you open it. • A stream that is still arriving is no longer stopped by a false “video froze” board. • A playlist in its last day reads expires today instead of 0d left. • Fixed a crash when the player controls were dismissed mid-tap. • Playback engine updated, with a ceiling on how many requests it opens to one provider. • Trending rows fill in as soon as a new playlist has imported, without restarting the app. • Trending opens the title it names, and the original version rather than a dubbed copy where a provider carries both. • Movies and Series open on Recently added. • A live channel that drops now reconnects on its own, and an outage of up to a minute comes back without you touching anything. • Live and on-demand playback now hold a guaranteed minimum of buffer ahead — a higher-quality stream no longer means a shorter window. • The Live buffer setting in Settings › Playback now does what it says: on iPhone and iPad it reached nothing at all, and on Android it was shrinking a movie's buffer as well as live's. • Fixed a rare crash when leaving a live channel while it was still starting up.

KSKPix 2.0 — a complete redesign. This is the biggest update we've shipped. Every screen has been rebuilt around a new design we call Signal: calmer surfaces, bigger artwork, and navigation that gets out of the way of what you're watching. MAKE IT YOURS • Light and dark themes, or follow your system • Nine accent colours — pick one and the whole app follows • Choose how the background sits behind your artwork A BETTER PLAYER • AirPlay to your TV, and Picture in Picture • Subtitles, audio tracks, playback speed and aspect ratio in one place • Switchable playback engines when a stream needs a different one • Steadier live playback and quicker channel changes LIVE TV • A full programme guide showing what's on now and what's coming next • Jump straight from the guide into a channel YOUR LIBRARY • Posters, ratings, cast and synopses filled in automatically • Pick up exactly where you stopped, across films and series • Favourites and continue-watching in one place PRIVATE BY DEFAULT • PIN lock for anything you'd rather keep to yourself • Your playlists and credentials stay on your device Also new: a guided tour of the redesigned layout (replayable any time from Settings), backup and transfer to a new device, and several hundred fixes and refinements throughout. No ads.

What's new in 1.6.0 • Light theme — a new warm, paper-like light look, plus an Auto mode that follows the time of day (light by day, dark at night). Pick Dark, Light, System, or Auto in Settings → Appearance. • Redesigned Settings — a cleaner two-pane layout with better organization across Playlists, Playback, Appearance, Backup, and Privacy. • Playlist sharing — move your entire setup between devices by scanning a code; no retyping credentials. • Stability fixes — smoother live-TV recovery, playback and focus fixes.

A big update with a richer, faster experience throughout: • Rich movie & show details — posters, cast & crew, backdrops, trailers, ratings and descriptions, added automatically. • Live TV guide — an automatic now/next program guide with clean channel logos. • Series, organized — seasons as scrollable carousels with episode thumbnails and per-episode descriptions. • Picture-in-Picture — keep watching while you use other apps. • Parental controls — lock channels, categories or titles behind a 6-digit PIN. • Favorites & Continue Watching — jump back into what you love, right where you left off. • Hide categories per section — tidy up Live, Movies and Series independently. • Privacy switch — turn off all metadata enrichment in one tap. • Backup & restore your setup, a storage dashboard, and a more stable player with better HDR. Plus loads of polish and bug fixes. Add your Xtream, M3U or Stalker playlist and enjoy.