What's new
Better, every month.
Every improvement to Palais, newest first, in one line each. Asked for something? This is where you'll see it arrive.
- A new guide on palais.tv: how to watch your own library away from home.
- What's new is now in Settings on Apple TV, iPhone and iPad.
- Palais is now a one-time purchase: pay once, keep it, with a year of new features included.
- Library filters on iPhone and iPad are tidied into one Filter panel: what to show, picture, decade and genre.
- Search on iPhone and iPad shows your whole library A to Z before you type.
- An A to Z index down the side of the Films and Shows tabs, like Contacts.
- If your server signs a device out, Palais now says so and asks you to sign in again, instead of showing an empty screen.
- VoiceOver reads every screen properly: posters, buttons, menus, filters and the price.
- The new Palais mark: a gilded Art Nouveau picture palace.
- Backgrounds are dimmed further behind text, so titles and details stand out.
- One Audio & Subtitles button in the player, with clear track names.
- Subtitles you can choose before or during a film; forced subtitles for foreign lines come on by themselves.
- HDR10 films now stay in HDR, and posters show a small HDR tag next to 4K.
- 4K films start in a few seconds instead of up to a minute.
- Send a problem report from Settings and get a short code to quote.
- Download films and episodes on iPhone and iPad to watch offline.
- My List, extras, Up Next, skip credits and the Apple TV Top Shelf.
- Try the demo library from the first screen, no server needed.
- Palais for iPhone and iPad, with picture-in-picture and AirPlay.
- Palais finds Jellyfin servers on your home network by itself.
- Palais for Apple TV: a gilded home screen with trailer clips, shelves, film pages and search.