2025-03-23, 05:56 PM
This issue seemed to have resolved at some point, since it worked for me for most of last year, well after this thread was started.
Unfortunately it has returned for me.
In a recent upgrade for Android TV, I am now missing the trailer button again.
Environment:
Jellyfin server 10.10.6, via docker.
Nvidia Shield Pro running LineageOS 22.1 (Android 15)
Jellyfin for Android TV Version 10.18.6 (issue was also in 10.18.5)
There are no local trailers on my server
In prior builds, the trailer button appeared so long as I had one of several 3rd party Youtube clients installed, including Newpipe, Smarttube and PipePipe.
On clicking on the trailer button for the first time, I would be prompted to select which app I wanted to view the trailer with and could do so "just once" or "always"
Now, unless I install the native youtube client, (I do not run any google apps), I do not see the button and must exit the app and manually search for the trailer in one of the aforementioned apps.
It may seem like a minor issue in the grand scheme of things, but this really detracts from the user experience.
Unfortunately it has returned for me.
In a recent upgrade for Android TV, I am now missing the trailer button again.
Environment:
Jellyfin server 10.10.6, via docker.
Nvidia Shield Pro running LineageOS 22.1 (Android 15)
Jellyfin for Android TV Version 10.18.6 (issue was also in 10.18.5)
There are no local trailers on my server
In prior builds, the trailer button appeared so long as I had one of several 3rd party Youtube clients installed, including Newpipe, Smarttube and PipePipe.
On clicking on the trailer button for the first time, I would be prompted to select which app I wanted to view the trailer with and could do so "just once" or "always"
Now, unless I install the native youtube client, (I do not run any google apps), I do not see the button and must exit the app and manually search for the trailer in one of the aforementioned apps.
It may seem like a minor issue in the grand scheme of things, but this really detracts from the user experience.