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I have a powermac G5 running leopard 10.5.8 and iTunes 10.6.3. I was wondering if I could stream content on my G5 to the apple TV.
I know the apple tv 1 has been cut off from the itunes store and the like with the security protocol changes apple made to the store but would it work over my home network with media that's stored on the g5 via home share or something.
Appreciate any help :)
Home Sharing of non-DRM content (home videos etc) should work with an old equipment and old software setup.
DRM'ed movies from the iTunes Store, including downloaded and home shared ones, will seek additional contact with the Store for verification, and that communication from ATV1 will fail, thus refusing playback of such titles.
Home Sharing of non-DRM content (home videos etc) should work with an old equipment and old software setup.
DRM'ed movies from the iTunes Store, including downloaded and home shared ones, will seek additional contact with the Store for verification, and that communication from ATV1 will fail, thus refusing playback of such titles.
All of your equipment is way too old to support that. You have way more than gotten your money’s worth from all your devices, it’s time to come into the new Millenium.
Nothing wrong with using old equipment, always a use for something
Thought that would be the case, thanks for the help 👍
Apple TV 1st gen and powermac streaming content
