- #Airparrot for mac 10.6.8 update#
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#Airparrot for mac 10.6.8 verification#
Added support for Apple TV Device Verification feature.Resolved an issue waking Chromecast from sleep when connecting to mirror.Resolved an issue with media play button/scrubber position not correctly updating with Apple TV 4.Resolved an issue using DNS names and IP addresses with Quick Connect.Added support for mirroring audio-only to LG Music Flow speakers.Miscellaneous bug fixes and performance improvements.
#Airparrot for mac 10.6.8 upgrade#
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#Airparrot for mac 10.6.8 driver#
#Airparrot for mac 10.6.8 update#
Fixes app update to work with macOS 10.15 Catalina.Fixed an issue that occurred when playing audio to AirPlay/Google Cast receivers from a Mac.Added compatibility with AirParrot Remote 1.2.Added support for some AirPlay 2-enabled Smart TVs.Fixed an issue where some users could not connect to Apple TV 4K with PIN enabled.Improved compatibility with Apple Silicon MacsĪs always if you're having issues email us at and be sure to include information about your setup.Fixed a connectivity issue caused by the Apple HomePod 15.4 update.
This apparent snubbing of YouTube, now owned by Google, is likely to be repeated when Apple replaces Google Maps with its own global mapping application when it releases iOS 6 in September.Īnd one more very useful feature: Mountain Lion allows Time Machine to back up alternately to two external hard drives - back-ups for back-ups.Fixed an audio issue caused by the Apple HomePod 15.4 update.Īs always if you're having issues email us at be sure to include information about your setup. Twitter, Flickr and Vimeo are built into Mountain Lion, but not YouTube, though you can, of course, just go to it via Safari, Chrome, Firefox or Opera. Security is improved on Mountain Lion by the advent of Gatekeeper, which will block suspicious downloads or, rather, give you control over whether you want them or not. Notifications for mobile devices now work through Mountain Lion, with new mail and other arrivals appearing in panels on the top right of the Mac's screen. The same service is available for Mail attachments if you Quick Look them. There's a new Share button on the Finder's toolbar - a little box with an alias arrow with which to share pretty much any file by email, Messages or AirDrop. Similarly, people can share photos, videos, contacts, web links and documents with anyone who has a Mountain Lion Mac, an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. Messages on the Mac, adapted from iMessage on the mobile devices, allows starting a conversation on the desktop and continuing it on, say, the tram or in a coffee shop (free Wi-Fi, of course) with the iPad or iPhone.
It is possible to write and then edit a document on the Mac, say, and see the file and subsequent amendments appear on your iPad and iPhone. That can only become more pervasive as we move into technology such as near-field communication payments and other services.ĭocuments in the cloud is but one example. Having all your stuff available wherever you are, whenever you want it, is what computing is now all about. It is at the core of Mountain Lion's innovations and direction. If you have not yet signed on to iCloud, perhaps now is the time. The biggest thing about Mountain Lion, I think, is that it even more closely embraces the mobile OS, which is now up to iOS 5, but soon to appear in heftier form as iOS 6, along with a new iPhone 5 and (guessing) an iPad mini. Les Posen, president of iMug, Melbourne's Internet Macintosh User Group, suggests looking at AirParrot (). There are work-arounds of the AirPlay limitation on older Macs. Click on Mountain Lion in the Mac App Store for more details. Power Nap, for the moment, is limited to MacBook Retina models and mid-2011 or later MacBook Airs.
Some new features, such as Power Nap and AirPlay Mirroring, need machines built since the middle of last year.
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