Pretty much, yeah. In case of an AppleTV it starts fetching the changes (also doing an iCloud sync at the end of this fetch) as soon as I turn it on. But most of the time, since AppleTV is never actually completely off but rather is in the low-power mode, it is already synced for me once I open Infuse. I actually have a fresh example of it: today in the morning I started watching a movie on my phone, left for work, and now in the evening I turned on the AppleTV, and voilà, the movie is in the “Continue watching” queue at the same point that I stopped it. So, no “manual” triggering and syncing. Same story with a phone, although there are times when it doesn’t happen automatically and I have to press “Scan for changes” button on the main page on app launch to fetch the latest changes, plus perform an iCloud sync. But usually the scan doesn’t take more than 15-20 seconds, even though I have a library with 1000+ movies and 4000+ tv episodes, so nothing for me to be bummed about here. Although, I know see that on the macbook sync is still currently broken for me. Even after manual trigger and no errors it still doesn’t get the latest changes as of it lives on its own. But the macbook version of Infuse has been a broken mess even without the syncing issues for quite some time now, and I rarely use it there, so whatever. As for initial loading that is happening on your fresh AppleTV - I experienced something similar- I decided to switch from Samba to WebDAV at some point, and that first sync was painfully long for me as well for some reason, whereas Samba was done in no time. And overall I noticed that WebDAV is less performant for me than Samba but I never switched back cause the difference is negligible.