Introduction: Apple TV+ users have recently reported encountering an unusual playback glitch while enjoying their favorite shows and series. This technical hiccup has left viewers perplexed as it flips the traditional viewing experience on its head. Instead of watching the episodes in their entirety, users are seeing foreign language dubbing credits, usually reserved for the end of the show, play as the ‘intro.’ Furthermore, affected episodes are concluding prematurely, robbing viewers of the climactic moments that cap off each storyline.
The Puzzling Glitch: The root of this issue appears to be a mix-up in the sequence of credits, causing a domino effect leading to episodes ending too soon. The expected timing of the credits seemingly falls out of sync with the actual duration of the content, resulting in an unconventional viewing experience.
As of now, Apple has not officially acknowledged this glitch on its system status page. The page, known for its less-than-timely updates, has yet to provide any information regarding the issue.
Twitter has been abuzz with frustrated Apple TV+ users sharing their experiences and grievances. The glitch appears to be affecting a wide range of TV+ titles, including the latest episodes of popular shows like “The Morning Show” and “Invasion.”
The problems began surfacing earlier today and are speculated to stem from a backend Content Delivery Network (CDN) fault. Subscribers to Apple TV+ may need to exercise patience while Apple addresses the issues plaguing the streaming service. Fortunately, there is a temporary workaround for those keen to avoid the glitch: downloading the entire episode for offline viewing. This feature is currently available on iOS and Mac devices and seems to ensure a seamless playback experience.
