Apple Tv Aerial Screen Savers For Mac

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Aerial 2 also introduced Community Videos, including 20 screen savers donated at no charge by Joshua Michaels and Hal Bergman. And if you like the Aerial app, you can always buy the developers a coffee.
Back in 2015, when Apple unveiled its fourth-generation set-top box for streaming apps, movies and shows, one of the standout features was how it could play gorgeous screensavers filmed in various spots around the globe in stunning 4K at 60 frames per second.
Apple actually used drones and helicopters to film those "Aerial" screensavers; in 2018, it added the International Space Station as a source to get incredible videos of our planet from above the atmosphere.
Officially, the Apple TV is the exclusive home for these incredible screensavers. But unofficially, there's an easy way to get all of Apple's Aerial screensavers on your computer, whether it's running Windows or Mac. Huge shout-out to developer John Coates, who built the open-source software that makes this possible.
The new Apple TV arrives with an incredibly gorgeous array of screen savers, and now you can get those amazing screen savers on the Mac too. There are tons of different screen savers in total, with daytime and evening views of beautiful footage taken from flying over Hawaii, New York City, San Francisco, London, and the Great Wall of China.
You can choose to enable or disable specific screen savers, so if you only want to see the outrageously beautiful shots of sea cliffs, valleys, clouds, and sunsets in Hawaii, then you can do that. Or if you want to see everything but a specific NYC screen saver, you can do that too. But they all look fantastic, so you may as well leave them all enabled and enjoy each individually.
The video demo and images below will give you a sample of what to expect from the Apple TV screen savers on the Mac, but you need to see these for yourself as live footage on your own screen, still shots and example video just do not compare to the real thing or do them justice.
In December 2016 Apple greatly expanded the list of Aerial screensavers. The table below has been updated to include all locations. When Day and Night views are available, Apple TV will cycle thru the appropriate ones based on your local time.
The Apple TV features Aerial screensavers, stunning slow-mo shots of various landmarks around the world. In tvOS 12, the aerials were expanded to include sweeping shots from the International Space Station. tvOS 13 added new underwater scenes including coral reefs and close-ups with shoals of fish and other ocean creatures.
The Apple TV periodically fetches new videos from an Apple server. This page interprets that data source and shows all the possible videos that the Aerial screensavers can include. This page is automatically refreshed and kept up-to-date as Apple adds new videos into the rotation.
Originally released a few years ago, Aerial is a free, open source app that lets users bring the beautiful Apple TV screensavers to Mac. With the latest update, Aerial brings new videos that arrived with tvOS 12, including footage from the ISS, and more.
In addition to the new aerial screensavers that came along with tvOS 12, like footage from the International Space Station, Aerial now features sunset/sunrise, dusk/dawn modes, advanced brightness controls, and margin adjustments.

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