Swiftfin is iOS/tvOS and it’s still early stages and needs a lot of work. Infuse on iOS/tvOS works better but is a paid app to play all but the most basic formats.

The Roku app, from my experience, is the best client for Jellyfin. But if you’re an Apple household I recommend looking at Infuse.

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At your core you know the answer to that question, and you are ok with it.

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I did, originally (way back in 2017) I made it for desktop and I slightly modified it for phone (moving the comets closer together and extending the star field). The sand dunes themselves are not my creation but I added the filters to them. The sky and transition to space and shooting stars I made. I tied it all together.

I attached a picture of the original psd desktop file (with the layers visible)

Edit: I also wanted to mention back then I was posting to G+. This was before I had joined Reddit, although I did post it there too when I joined and now here.

Hey! This is one of mine! Thanks for posting!!

That’s awesome to hear! Nice to know my little creations are being used!

Who rigs every Oscar night?

Snatch

They also don’t, by default, support HEVC and charge you to open them now… it used to be a free app on the Microsoft store.

https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-now-charging-hevc-video-extensions

Perfect recommendations!