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See all 66 AppleTV Aerial screensavers in under 18 minutes [4K 60FPS]
- China - 6 clips (3 clips 4K, 3 clips 1080p)
- Dubai - 6 (4K)
- Greenland - 3 (2x 4K, 1x 1080p)
- Hawaii - 6 (1080p)
- Hong Kong - 5 (4K)
- Int'l Space Station - 13 (4K) ⭐️locations below⭐️
- Liwa - 1 (4K)
- London - 4 (1080p)
- How many Apple TV screensavers are there?
- Where are all the places on Apple TV screensaver?
- How do I download more screensavers for Apple TV?
- What city is on the Apple TV screensaver?
- Are Apple TV screensavers live?
- Are the images on Apple TV real?
- How do I change my Apple TV screensaver?
- How do I add my own photos to Apple TV screensaver?
- How do I get the underwater screensaver on Apple TV?
- How do I change my screensaver?
- Who makes the Apple TV screensavers?
- What airport is in Apple TV screensaver?
How many Apple TV screensavers are there?
There are 11 different locations for the Aerial screen saver, and 55 different videos in total. Apple says that the Aerial screensaver takes about 600 MB of a month, so be mindful.
Where are all the places on Apple TV screensaver?
Just move to the top left of the Home screen on Apple TV and press the Menu button on your remote. When you see the aerial screensaver, just lightly tap the touchpad on your Siri remote. You will then see the location of that beautiful aerial view briefly display on the bottom left of your screen.
How do I download more screensavers for Apple TV?
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You can choose how often new Aerials are downloaded. Go to Settings > General > Screen Saver and select Download New Video to change your settings.
What city is on the Apple TV screensaver?
Originally Answered: What city is on the Apple TV screensaver? One of them is Dubai.
Are Apple TV screensavers live?
The Apple 'Under the Sea' screensavers are real!
Apple commissioned the BBC's Natural History Unit to produce a set of these screensavers from diverse underwater ecosystems.
Are the images on Apple TV real?
If you haven't seen them yet, the Apple TV screensavers are truly stunning. ... Apple actually used drones and helicopters to film these screensavers in five different locations, including San Francisco, New York City, London, Hawaii, and the Great Wall of China.
How do I change my Apple TV screensaver?
How to change the screensaver on Apple TV
- Open the Settings app.
- Select General.
- Select Screensaver.
- Select Type.
- Choose a different screensaver from Aerial, Apple Photos, My Photos, Home Sharing, or My Music.
How do I add my own photos to Apple TV screensaver?
Set a screen saver
- Open the Photos app. on Apple TV, then swipe to the Shared category in the menu bar. Note: If you don't see the Shared category, go to Settings > Users and Accounts > iCloud and turn on Shared Albums.
- Select Activity or one of your shared albums, then select Set as Screen Saver and confirm.
How do I get the underwater screensaver on Apple TV?
Settings > General > Screen Saver
- Settings > General > Screen Saver.
- Choose Aerial (at this time, Apple classifies these underwater screensavers as aerials)
- Change your download setting to Daily.
- Once you update your screensaver setting to daily, you should see the new screensavers within a few days.
How do I change my screensaver?
Open up Settings then tap on Display. Scroll down through the menu until you find Screensaver or Daydream (depending on which version of Android you're currently running). Tap on the button to the right of the name and this will enable the feature. You'll see under Screensaver that the word Colours has appeared.
Who makes the Apple TV screensavers?
Apple TV owners have long known that the device's screensavers are some of the most gorgeous films around. Apple has worked with the likes of the BBC to create them in the past, and now director Rian Johnson has declared them "the most influential films of the past five years."
What airport is in Apple TV screensaver?
3 Answers. Specifically, the video is one of the Apple TV's screensaver images, taken at LAX (this one in particular [WARNING: high-def video link, ~267MB] [alternate YouTube version, thanks to Mark]). It's not CGI. Apple used a variety of drones and helicopters to shoot the footage.
