Point the app at a folder of movies and it downloads cover art and other metadata.
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Made for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch Needs iOS/iPadOS 13.0
Apple’s push into the streaming market means it’s unlikely to advance its local video playback tools, leaving the QuickTime Player as its only native application. There are third–party solutions like VLC which can use any video file but aren’t refined — and then there’s Infuse. With apps for iOS, Mac, and Apple TV, Infuse aims to take the hassle out of playback and library management of your movie collection.
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