I used Aerial Screen Saver before the Sonoma upgrade. It always showed the location where the video was taken. Now that the screen saver is built into MacOS, that is not a feature option that I can find. Does anyone know how to turn this back on? Thanks!
MacBook Pro (M2 Max, 2023)
If you’re referring to Apple TV, where a light tap or hovering over it displays the location, this is not available on the Mac versions. However the brief description is given in wallpaper or screensaver settings and the clips are identical to those featured on tvOS 17.
There’s an older index here: https://bzamayo.com/watch-all-the-apple-tv-aerial-video-screensavers#9c6b969b62012359e5a4ead2ba3889e8
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When you have it changing every now and then, I don't want to go somewhere and search for the location. A shortcut or right-click on the background or something would be perfect!
I know you can just look in the Screensaver pane in Preferences and find the location that way. But what I want to know, and I think what the OP wants to know, is how to have it display on the screensaver in the way it did in the Aerial screensaver before the Sonoma update. I have it set to change locations every 12 hours, and I'd like to look at it casually and see the location with no clicks.
Aerial Screen Saver Geographic Locations
