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The beta on TestFlight

The next build, a week or two before it reaches the App Store. It can break; that is the point, and your report is what fixes it.

The beta is open, no invite code needed.

Join the beta

iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV. Open the link on the device you want it on.

  1. Install TestFlight

    TestFlight is Apple's own app for beta builds. Install it once, from the App Store, like any other app.

    A phone showing the TestFlight app page in a store, with the Get button marked TestFlightFreeGet
    TestFlight in the store. Get, and that step is done.

  2. Accept the invitation

    Open the link above on the device and tap Install. The beta sits next to the App Store version, with an orange dot on the icon.

    The tester app listing Swiftly Player, with the Install button marked SwiftlyBetaInstall
    The beta in TestFlight. Install puts it on the device.

  3. Tell me what broke

    Take a screenshot and share it to TestFlight, or tap Send Beta Feedback. Your report arrives with the device, the system and the build number, so I do not have to ask.

    A phone with the feedback screen, with Send Beta Feedback marked Swiftly, betaSend BetaFeedback
    Send Beta Feedback in TestFlight, with the build number attached.

Tell me what you think

A beta is only useful if you say what happened. Two short ways, both read by one person.

Other systems

Swiftly Player also runs on Windows, Linux, iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV and Android and Android TV. Every download is on the start page.

Swiftly Player uses VLCKit and libVLC by VideoLAN under the LGPL 2.1 or later. Licenses and source

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