Hello once again WAMUG people,
I have been thinking of making Quicktime Movies of all my family videos so that
I can stream them through the Apple TV (which I don't have yet) to my
Television. Rather than burning them onto DVD's as I have done up until now.
Does this sound like it would work
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Subject: Re: Apple TV and movie hire ?
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Hello once again WAMUG people,
I have been thinking of making Quicktime Movies of all my family videos so
that I can stream them through the Apple TV (which I don't have yet) to my
Television
Hi Stephen,
Yes movies and music videos in your iTunes collection can be streamed to your
Apple TV2. They can be sent via Air Play to the ATV2 from your Mac, iPad, or
iPhone. Or they can be selected on the ATV2 itself from an iTunes library
shared by Home Sharing.
Cheers,
Carlo
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Subject: Re: Apple TV and movie hire ?
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Hi all, I have been through a couple of iterations since getting my Apple TV
V2. I too had an amplifier that was built not long after the ark, but it did
Thank you Peter .. great input !!
On 19/04/2011, at 11:00 PM, Peter Crisp wrote:
Hi all, I have been through a couple of iterations since getting my Apple TV
V2. I too had an amplifier that was built not long after the ark, but it did
have an optical input. So when I had the 'old' amp, I
vanish.
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From: Peter Crisp petercr...@westnet.com.au
Date: 19 April 2011 11:00:36 PM AWST
To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
Subject: Re: Apple TV and movie hire ?
Reply-To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
Hi all, I have been through a couple
Hi folks,
I have been thinking of getting an Apple TV.
Seems pretty convenient to able to play music, view photos and hire movies that
way.
However I have some reservations about a couple of things.
I have a 20 year old Pioneer receiver without HDMI connections.
Does this mean I cannot use it
Hi Stephen
The new Apple TV is a fantastic device - but it needs an HDMI connection to the
TV receiver, there is no other connection option.I assume your Pioneer TV
in an analog device: time to bite the bullet and go digital!
I think Apple Corp is juggling different contracts with
Sorry Alan, my TV is a new Sony 46 inch HD 1080 LCD.
However in order to play music I would need to connect the Apple TV to my
Pioneer receiver.
It is the receiver that does is 20 years old and does not have an HDMI
connection.
My BluRay player is connected to the TV using HDMI, but also to
Hi Stephen,
As Alan mentioned, the Apple TV only has one HDMI video out port (it also has a
digital audio out or TOSLINK for sound only, incase you have the older version
of HDMI that does not carry sound). The expected layout is that the Apple TV
connects to your TV and then your amplifier
Hi all, I have been through a couple of iterations since getting my Apple TV
V2. I too had an amplifier that was built not long after the ark, but it did
have an optical input. So when I had the 'old' amp, I had an HDMI cable
directly from the ATV to the Plasma set AND the optical connection
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