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Author: flo

Remote App for controlling Apple TV and iTunes

August 5, 2014 by flo·0 Comments

With the Apple Remote App, you can control the playback of your content in iTunes and Apple TV in a very flexible way. In this article I will show you two different scenarios to control your streaming by using the Remote App with an iOS device.

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Stream simultaneously to multiple AirPlay destinations

August 4, 2014 by flo·0 Comments

For example, you have AirPlay-enabled speakers in the kitchen and in the dining room. It seems reasonable to suppose that, at least sometimes, you want to stream to both rooms simultaneously. With AirPlay you can do that, but it depends on the sender.

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Is there a difference between AirTunes and AirPlay?

August 4, 2014 by flo·1 Comment

AirTunes was announced in 2004, focused on playing audio wirelessly from iTunes to an AirPort Express. So you could listen to music all over your house from your mobile device.

In 2010, AirTunes became AirPlay to represent the extend scope of being able to play all kinds of content (including videos, photos, etc.).

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Does my Mac support AirPlay Mirroring?

August 3, 2014 by flo·0 Comments

There’s an easy way to find out whether your Mac supports AirPlay Mirroring: If you see AirPlay Display (Mavericks) or AirPlay Mirroring (Mountain Lion) options in the Displays pane of System Preferences, then your Mac model supports it. If you don’t see it, this feature isn’t supported.

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AirPlay Mirroring explained

August 3, 2014 by flo·12 Comments

What is AirPlay Mirroring?

You can mirror exactly what you see on your iOS Device or Mac to your TV by using an Apple TV. So you can show everyone in the room what’s on your display (web pages, videos, games, etc.). It works wireless and supports zooming and device rotation.Continue reading

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