Of course, we knew that there would be an iOS 8 update to this great video player, but we never thought it would be so huge as to add one to the suffix and become Infuse 3.Īs expected, Infuse 3 is not just a brushed up, refined version of 2.0.
Connect with trakt to sync watched history.Enjoy videos with enhanced mobile surround sound, powered by Dolby® and DTS®.Transfer videos using a standard web browser, no iTunes required.Stream content from most any Mac, PC, network drive, and UPnP/DLNA app.Stream videos to the big screen using robust multi-format AirPlay.Browse videos in a visually engaging layout with auto-added artwork and movie info.Play a wider range of video formats such as MKV, MP4, MTS, AVI, and many others.I tagged it as ‘one of the best video players I’ve used’ and here is a summary of the great features which lead me to say so. It’s been over a year since Ruben had his hands on Infuse and dubbed it as the ‘Swiss army knife of video playing.’ Later, Infuse shed the skeuomorphic skin and became flat as a pancake with its iOS 7-optimized Infuse 2, which I reviewed at Apple TV Hacks.
