General watching improvements include: Greatly reduced channel tuning time (from 12+ seconds to a few), fixes around “watch from start,” seeking while watching live, resuming in-progress recordings, improvements to genre-specific recommendations, and a new quick access to recently-watched channels across various platforms, most notable Android, Apple, Roku, and the Plex web app.

These hubs are available on Android, Apple, Roku, and the Plex web app. New hubs, gathering similar kinds of programming together so you can see what movies are coming on later or what your kids can watch. Chromecast support is available now on iOS with Android support coming soon as well.

It is now easier to record and access closed captions with new controls on the play screen so users can do more without missing a moment of tiger current program. Plex Live TV now offers an improved program guide, including a better overall aesthetic, faster scrolling, and picture-in-guide views, a feature now also available on Apple TV, so that users never lose sight of what they’re currently watching while looking at the channels guide, or setting a new recording. Last week, Plex announced that its Live TV service is free for all for the next three months and today, the company has rolled out several improvements and brand new features to Live TV, making it significantly faster, more customizable, and easier to navigate.

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