If you are an Amazon Prime customer, it is more than likely that you regularly use the Amazon Prime Video application, a streaming video service that Amazon makes available to all Amazon Prime customers completely free of charge. Although it is true that during its first months the catalog was quite poor, as the months go by, it grows.
One of the functions that will have caught your attention the most is the X-Ray function (X-rays), a function that allows you access the information of the actors currently appearing on the screen, to consult through IMDB (owned by Amazon) all his filmography as well as all the information that this gigantic database has at our disposal.
The X.Ray function also gives us instant access without leaving the application to the casting of the film, music, trivia, photographs, videos and other related materials. Until now, this function was only available in the iOS application but not in the version for Apple TV, a device where you can get more out of this streaming video service from Amazon.
To be able to use this function on Apple TV, just we have to pause the video playback that we are viewing and accessing the X-Ray interface, where data related to the image that is displayed at that moment will be displayed, such as the actors, as well as additional information.
This type of information is available on most available content not only in the original series or movies that Amazon makes available to us and they are an excellent complement for when we are watching a movie or a series and an actor appears who sounds familiar to us but we do not remember which series or movie.
