Apple TV iPad Control Centre Remote Control Primer Tutorial
Let’s see, now, regarding …
What do you need to run an Apple TV?
Well, there’s …
- Power in the place
- WiFi availability in the place
- Television in the place
- Apple’s Apple TV black box with its functional power cord (and so powered on) and an HDMI cord from its HDMI port to …
- HDMI port on the television
- Television Source set to HDMI[portNumber] via television physical or via its remote control … and after …
- Setting up Apple TV to recognize the connection access to WiFi required … then finally …
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Apple TV remote control … but if you’ve lost it … iOS Device’s Control Centre’s “remote” icon functionality … thanks to ideas
… well, take a look at our animated GIF presentation showing some of this iOS (for us, iPad) Control Centre menu (via swipe down from top right) “remote” icon functionality.
Happy viewing!
Previous relevant Apple TV Setup via WiFi and Bluetooth Tutorial is shown below.
Apple TV Setup via WiFi and Bluetooth Tutorial
We’re following up on the previous Apple TV Primer Tutorial with an upgrade because it is far more functional today, with its live television options (doing away with the need for television aerials for live streaming alternative), and we want to admire the Apple TV setup’s adroitness combining …
- WiFi … and …
- Bluetooth
… those two “giants” of modern personal computing networking functionality.
Those two appearing together all the time in Settings scenarios, we’ve often wondered how best to combine their talents, and the recent Apple TV version’s setup used them effectively (though optionally) to our minds.
At a certain point in the setup a choice that could make use of WiFi and Bluetooth together saved us having to remember Apple ID passwords and other such matters. At this point you could bring your other Apple device up close to the Apple TV device during the setup and arrange that Bluetooth was on, and it proceeded as if to suck the useful setting data out of the iPad device we offered up to the “Apple TV God”.
Very savvy indeed, and take a look at some Apple TV stream of consciousness here.
Did you know?
Do you like the jiggle? Let me explain. In iOS land you can delete mobile apps, effectively, by holding a touch down for a while, and waiting for all the icons to jiggle, and (re)touch any you want to delete. Well, the Apple TV operating system can work the same way. Also the same mobile app Install and Open arrangements, so the setup will be familiar to many, am sure.
Previous relevant Apple TV Primer Tutorial is shown below.
Apple TV Primer Tutorial
Do you own Apple devices like iPads and iPhones? Do you have a home WiFi wireless router? And do you have a reasonable modern television, or other home-theater device?
Three yes (or yes, no, yes might still work (with AirPlay) on reading here), here, and if you don’t already (have it and working), you might be interested in a product called Apple TV, a hardware product consisting of a “box” and a remote control.
With Apple TV, whatever you can do with video, and/or streaming services, on the iPad or iPhone can often be “projected” (or (Apple says) “mirrored”) onto that much bigger television screen, so that a presentation or piece of entertainment can be shared with others.
The setup is easy, as you can see from this link from Apple …
To start over at any time, unplug your device from power, then plug back in.
- Plug into power. Plug your Apple TV into power. …
- Connect to your home-theater devices. … with an HDMI cable …
- Turn on your television to find the setup screen. …
- Connect your remote. …
- Pick language settings. …
- Choose how to finish setup.
Much more amazing than that “old days” feeling of a Windows desktop being projected onto multiple screens at once!
Today’s tutorial picture shows Apple TV in action around our way.
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