FireCore updated its versatile media player Infuse 3 for iPhone and iPad today, bringing the app to version 3.5. The update brings about a number of improvements, including faster SMB browsing and a fix for those having AirPlay issues.
Additionally, 3.5 adds support for passcode and Touch ID locking, meaning you can now secure the app using one of these options. This way, videos and other media files you’d like to keep private can only be accessed via proper authentication.
From FireCore’s blog:
Infuse 3.5 is now available, and features a few small additions to help spruce things up before the release of iOS 9 this fall. Most notable are new options for securing Infuse with a passcode and Touch ID, along with a number of under the hood improvements to keep things running smoothly.
If you’ve never used Infuse 3, I recommend giving it a shot. It’s well-designed, and plays just about any type of media file stored on your Mac, PC, NAS, Wi-Fi hard drive, or from apps like Plex and Kodi. Plus it supports AirPlay and Google Cast.
You can find Infuse 3 in the App Store for free, although be aware that many features are locked behind in-app purchases.