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It also enables up to 120 frames per second streaming on Android mobile devices. Next-generation GFN servers will deliver a significant performance boost, enabling game-streaming up to 1440p resolution at 120 frames per second for PCs and Macs, or 4K resolution with HDR on SHIELD TV.
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This update prepares for the new GeForce NOW RTX 3080 membership, our highest-performance cloud gaming experience. For more information, visit the NVIDIA knowledgebase. If you are using Custom streaming quality settings, you can bring up the GeForce NOW in-game overlay and adjust the setting in real-time. As you are playing a game, you might notice the sharpening effect is too high or too low. 
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PC users with select NVIDIA GPUs can enable AI Enhanced mode, which leverages a trained neural network model along with image sharpening for a more natural look. Enhanced mode provides a better experience but may cause some additional latency depending on your system specifications.
The Standard mode is enabled by default and has a minimal effect on your system performance. It can be applied to any game, and it works by applying various upscaling algorithms with a sharpening effect to reduce visible blurriness while streaming. Resolution upscaling can be enabled via GeForce NOW settings in our native PC and Mac apps. This feature allows you to stream your games at a lower resolution, and then upscale them to match your monitor’s or notebook’s native resolution. If you have network bandwidth limitations or a higher resolution display, resolution upscaling can improve your experience. To date, Apple has not announced plans to release native apps for those platforms. The website experience is important as it is currently the only way for TV+ subscribers with Android phones and tablets, and Windows PCs, to enjoy Apple’s content on their devices. The addition of a search feature to the website helps close some of that gap, at least. The quality of the TV app experience is sub-par in general, but the website has been lagging behind even that low bar. Unsurprisingly, you type in keywords and it comes back with results from the TV+ catalog that match your search query. A search bar is now available in the top-right of the tv. website. Thankfully, that silliness can now come to an end. Many customers trying to use the web-app on a regular basis would resort to using Google to find what they wanted to watch, searching something like ‘ted lasso Apple TV’ to find the show page URL from there. The only way to find a particular show (that wasn’t in your Up Next list) was to scroll through the carousels on the homepage, often having to take several guesses at which category Apple had put the show in, and then select the title. Until today, there was no search functionality on tv. Today, it gains another basic feature that people naturally expect from a streaming app: the ability to search for shows by name. 
For instance, the Up Next watchlist only came to the web-app a few months ago. The service also offers a rudimentary web experience to access Apple original TV shows and movies through a web browser, available at tv.ĭevelopment on the website has been excruciatingly slow. Apple TV+ is available through the TV app on Apple devices, many smart TVs, PlayStation, Xbox, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, and other platforms.
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