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Apple Users

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2. Short answer, yes

Reply to musiclawyer (Original post)

Wed Mar 21, 2012, 07:21 PM

Mar 2012

Longer answer: if you can access it on your Mac, you can stream it through your AppleTV (I've been using one since they came out with a hard drive; I have the current version now).

My brother has everything in his house networked through Airport Expresses, AppleTV, a MacBookPro and uses Shuffles as remotes. It's pretty sweet.

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Want to get rid of directv and go Apple tv, but [View all] musiclawyer Mar 2012 OP

IDK. I hope some people respond, I haven't even been able to figure out AppleTV in the first place. freshwest Mar 2012 #1

Short answer, yes REP Mar 2012 #2

Is AppleTV the same thing as the Roku box? northoftheborder Mar 2012 #3

First, I'm REP and I've had AppleTV like, forfuckingever REP Mar 2012 #4

A Roku is like Apple TV except that you can't stream directly from your computer Lydia Leftcoast Apr 2012 #6

We have so many devices I lose track of what can do what REP Apr 2012 #7

Mountain Lion required musiclawyer Apr 2012 #5