Turn any Mac into an AirPlay receiver

Use this third-party solution to give any Mac AirPlay functionality

It is curious that, in a time where Apple has made great strides to integrate iOS devices and macOS in such seamless ways, that we still cannot use a Mac as an AirPlay receiver. Even if you own an iMac that incorporates loud, good-quality speakers, and in some models huge high-definition screens, the idea of using it as a sound system or even a replacement TV has been left on the table. However, you can use an app called Airfoil, one of a number of solutions available, to add this functionality to your Mac. We will now show you how to build a feature that Apple has not deemed necessary, and how to enjoy all the benefits it brings. Utilize Airfoil Use the Airfoil app to send audio to multiple…

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MacLife Specials (Digital) - 1 Issue, Volume 3 2017

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