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Apple TV's (Again).
Message from chris@mit.edu
I'n with Neil, in many ways just being able to specify the hostname or IP address of a Apple TV or a printer would be a fine solution, and possibly preferable to some sort of Bonjour workaround.
I'n with Neil, in many ways just being able to specify the hostname or IP address of a Apple TV or a printer would be a fine solution, and possibly preferable to some sort of Bonjour workaround.
-Chris
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The solution at York College for AirPlay was to publish software that supports AirPlay mirroring to the classroom computers. This won't work for everyone, because it requires the ability to make sure an iPad is on the same subnet as the wired machine in the classroom, but at least we have more control over the computer. We've been very happy with the result so far. If anyone's interested, we used AirServer (www.airserverapp.com). At only $4 per machine, it's also way more cost effective than an AppleTV.
On Wednesday, December 5, 2012, Chris Murphy wrote:
Agreed, and we’re all feeling the same pain to various levels. At the same time, not sure how to push Apple. By all accounts, their reaction to the petition was a grand slam on our part. At the same time, we still have the “nobody is allowed to really talk to Apple- funnel it through your SE to be formally blown off” situation.
Lee H. Badman
Network Architect/Wireless TME
Information Technology and Services (ITS)
Syracuse University
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