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From the article The Apple TV also supports deep links for other services. Here are examples for the biggest streaming services: Netflix (use the regular
by Belphemur 2y ago
From the article
The Apple TV also supports deep links for other services. Here are examples for the biggest streaming services:
Netflix (use the regular URL):
https://www.netflix.com/title/80234304
Disney+ (use regular URL):
https://www.disneyplus.com/movies/coco/db9orsI5O4gC
YouTube (use the regular URL with https:// replaced by youtube://)
Single video: youtube://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ah3ezprtgmc
Playlist: youtube://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v=FkUn86bH34M&list=PLzvRQMJ9HDiQF_5bEErheiAawrJ-2zQoI&pp=iAQB
The only problem with these services is that they will require you to select a profile before the movie/show will start playing. With Plex, you can enable "auto login", but I haven't tried it for the other services.
- doublerabbit 2y agoAnd then the issue of when the streaming service removes the choice; the card become obsolete. Not that bad of a ordeal though.
- harshaxnim 2y agoWith only a little bit of effort you can prevent them from becoming obsolete. Most straightforward way is to just reprogram the nfc chip. Alternatively, Just add a redirector, one that maps show names/ids to the urls.
- Aditya_Garg 2y agoThat’s the easy part The annoying part is reprinting the sticker and attaching it to the card
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- aembleton 2y agoEasier to download the shows and save to your plex server. Then it'll work even if your Internet connection stops working.
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- alias_neo 2y agoJust peel off the vinyl printed sticker you attached (See OPs updated cards), and reprogram the card.