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I tried it two times but the Apple TV app was always buggy as hell.
The Android TV app isn't great either. I just cast to the TV from the mobile app, which is still slightly buggy but generally works fine.
I mean... it seems like Apple is probably the problem here.
Why? Other apps get it right.
Apple is pretty notorious for building hard to comply with arbitrary rules for their walled gardens. When it comes to the app store they won't tell you why an app was rejected even if you follow all published rules... there are other rules they just don't tell us about.
When it comes to developers Apple is a real shit-heel company.
That's 1. bullshit and 2. not an excuse to keep apps buggy.