Apple released the fifth beta version of tvOS 14.5, and Steve Moser of MacRumors found some notable changes in the update. Apple deleted the name "Siri Remote" and replaced it with "Apple TV Remote" in the entire operating system.
This may just be an adjustment to the wording, because it is no longer necessary to call it Siri Remote, which also shows that the next generation of Apple TV remote will not be called Siri Remote, and will have a simpler name .
There are rumors that Apple is developing a new version of Apple TV, which will be released this year, and will also be equipped with the latest remote control with a "find" function. At present, people still know very little about the remote control.
tVOS 14.5 also renamed the "Home Button" under the "Remote Control and Devices" section to "TV Button", but the function is ultimately the same and can be set to enter the Apple TV application or home screen. This may also be an adjustment for future remote controls.
Earlier beta versions have introduced support for the latest PlayStation and Xbox controllers, and the frame rate options have been adjusted. Apple now provides 29.97Hz and 59.94Hz refresh rates instead of 30Hz/60Hz.
There is also an optional "input to Siri" auxiliary function that can be enabled, which reflects the "input to Siri" function on iOS devices, in addition to a new option to select "other wireless speakers" as the default audio output, as well as Adjustments to the podcast application.
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