NetEase Filmly Launches WebDAV Function, Updates 1.3.0 Version

TapTechNews July 20th news, considering that Alibaba Cloud has begun to charge for the third-party application rights and interests, the NetEase media library player application NetEase Filmly has now launched the WebDAV function to facilitate users to add more access methods.

The NetEase Filmly media player is similar to the Infuse application, supporting users to scrape video resource information, form a poster wall, and support online playback functions. It has currently been adapted to Android phones, Android tablets, Android TVs, iPhones, and iPads, etc.

TapTechNews noticed that the current Android version of NetEase Filmly has been updated to version 1.3.0, but the iOS version seems not to have been upgraded yet.

1.3.0 Update Contents

1. Added the highly anticipated WebDAV function, connect to WebDAV to enjoy a large number of high-quality films anytime, anywhere.

2. Optimized the scraping mechanism of the network disk to improve the stability of scraping.

3. Optimized the scraping prompt on the home page to make the display of the number of resources and the status of tasks more clear.

4. Fixed the problem of ineffective external subtitles.

5. Fixed some compatibility problems.

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