Amazon finally announces its own Prime Video app for macOS
It seems to be like Amazon Prime Video will now have its macOS app. The corporate has merely launched that macOS purchasers can now stream and purchase Prime Video content material materials supplies. Amazon furthermore acknowledged that solely purchasers with Massive Sur 11.4 and above would entry the app.
The Prime Video app is probably accessible for purchase from the Mac App Retailer from 15 November. Purchasers might stream content material materials supplies by AirPlay, use picture-in-picture mode and purchase content material materials supplies for offline viewing.
Prime Video app launched for macOS
Nearly as good because of it sounds, Prime Video will solely stream in 1080p, which is considerably little little bit of a disgrace as 4K streaming should be the norm lately. Amazon has acknowledged that assist for 4K content material materials supplies is probably accessible shortly.
Purchasers might robotically purchase updates to macOS apps. The app helps fairly a number of accessible selections at the moment accessible on Prime Video, together with audio description and Voiceover assist.
The Prime Video macOS app provides content material materials supplies in 9 native languages, together with Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Gujarati, Punjabi and Bengali, along with world content material materials supplies. It makes use of three native shopper interfaces – Hindi, Telugu and Tamil, along with English.
Availability will differ by market, nonetheless the macOS Prime Video app will assist Amazon’s rising dwell sports activities actions actions providing worldwide. We’re going to subsequently depend upon sports activities actions actions equal to cricket and soccer to make an look.
The dwell sports activities actions actions providing consists of Thursday Night time Soccer, the Premier League all through the UK, US Open tennis, ATP and WTA all through the UK and Eire, UEFA Champions League soccer in Germany and Italy, Roland Garros in France, Australian swimming throughout the globe and New Zealand cricket in India.
