MacBook Pro to AirPlay Display
Rented movie from Apple TV
Opened Apple TV app on MacBook
Opened AirPlay display
Clicked on movie
Movie sound played
No images played
What to do?
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Rented movie from Apple TV
Opened Apple TV app on MacBook
Opened AirPlay display
Clicked on movie
Movie sound played
No images played
What to do?
EXACTLY what do you mean when you say "AirPlay display" ??
Movies rented from AppleTV are copy-protected. They AirPlay on genuine Apple hardware devices, ONLY.
Consider connecting an HDMI cable to watch your movie. It will be far sharper and have better sound sync.
EXACTLY what do you mean when you say "AirPlay display" ??
Movies rented from AppleTV are copy-protected. They AirPlay on genuine Apple hardware devices, ONLY.
Consider connecting an HDMI cable to watch your movie. It will be far sharper and have better sound sync.
I identifying what you mean by "AirPlay device" is important to this discussion.
I have an older Sony Bravia TV that has Android installed. It is not a genuine Airplay device in that it is not made by Apple. There is software I could add that would allow the TV to mirror my phone and similar lightweight AirPlay activities. But watching a movie provided by Apple would be impossible because of copy-protection.
¿what model-year MacBook Pro?
Thanks.
My MacBook is mid-2012 with original Apple apps and my TV is a 2020 VIZIO.
Movie/mirroring is fine through my 1.5year old iPad so I'm guessing it's some Apple copy-protection update/change from just a couple of months ago [when I last 'played through'] and now it doesn't work.
Thanks again for your help.
AirPlay Display through MacBook Settings
I have an HDMI cable
I suggest you get a Mini DisplayPort-to-HDMI adapter and connect directly to your TV set HDMI input.
MacBook Pro to AirPlay Display