![]() smi upgradeīut seeing an upgrade event held in barely-in-existence website alongside another minor Korean sub, does make me wonder if the developer had the intention to make this available outside of Korea.īlaming Apple for strict App Store policies has not and will not help anyone either. Most apps, when confronted with rules and policies conflicts, choose to create a downloadable add-on, which then can be downloaded separately, not fully going independent. They could have simply added the fact that there are two versions available like any other apps do. ![]() Even now the app description leaves that part out. They need to work with Apple to deliver the app, not run a pseudo black market. I had to run Google Translate just to read why Movist made a decision to go indepependent and run the so-called event only for 4 months without publicizing it. Often, if there are major changes to the billing systems, such as the one Movist has gone through, not only they announce the decision across all social media, they don't slap the non-Korean speaking users by making it "free" for only few. While I am glad to see the developers are finally seeing their product as a real business opportunity, but be honest with your consumers. Why should anyone screen the devs before making a purchase? The idea alone is undignifying. Movist has been my go-to media player for years, especially because of its stellar subtitle support. But there were times I felt it was getting a bit long in the tooth, with some sub files being inexplicably incompatible, and Movist not supporting some. Some sub files that forced me to use VLC now display correctly in Movist 2.0, and the ruby tags are displayed flawlessly. Well, actually, not flawlessly - there has been a couple of instances where the ruby tag didn’t resolve properly. I’ll try and make a screen grab and send to the devs, so hopefully they can figure out what’s wrong.
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