Apple Time Machine
My Apple Time machine is no longer supported by Apple. My question is, if I disconnect the Time machine how will I be able to connect wirelessly to my 6 Airport Expresses?
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Duke
iMac Pro
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My Apple Time machine is no longer supported by Apple. My question is, if I disconnect the Time machine how will I be able to connect wirelessly to my 6 Airport Expresses?
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Duke
iMac Pro
You are asking about Time Capsule, not Time Machine.
The Airport Expresses don’t require Time Capsule. Here’s their setup guide.
You are asking about Time Capsule, not Time Machine.
The Airport Expresses don’t require Time Capsule. Here’s their setup guide.
I guess I don't have a clue how to disconnect the time machine and still listen to my AirPort Expresses speaker systems?
Sorry, I didn't see speaker referenced in your original post.
Seems that Airplay technology is used for driving a speaker from a router.
See >>> https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/mac-help/mh26835/mac
duchacm wrote:
My Apple Time machine is no longer supported by Apple.
Huh?
Time Machine, a software backup application, has never been used directly by iPhones. Time Machine is part of MacOS, and is, in fact, still supported and used within MacOS Catalina.
My Apple Time machine is no longer supported by Apple.
I think you mean Time Capsule, which was a network connected hard drive/router from Apple.
It used Time Machine, which is still a current software offering.
Any external hard drive that can be "seen" by macOS should work for Time Machine.
Sherman, thank you for the quick response. My question is if I disconnect the time machine, what will drive mt Airport expresses? I have MacOS Catalina, will it drive my wireless speakers?
Duke
I guess I don't have a clue how to disconnect the time machine and still listen to my AirPort Expresses speaker systems?
Apple Time Machine