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I tried an Apple TV for a couple of days, and returned it.
Now when I try to play music on iMac, iTunes says it's searching for airplay devices and cannot find Apple TV. Would I like to use this computer instead?
How can I set up iTunes so it does not look for an Apple TV that doesn't exist?
Bill
OS X Yosemite (10.10)
Hi Bill,
Thank you for participating in the Apple Support Communities.
If iTunes is still trying to connect to the Apple TV you returned, view the AirPlay menu in iTunes to make sure "Computer" has a check mark next to it:
- Open iTunes.
- Locate and click the
icon to the left of the iTunes LCD window.
From:
iTunes: Using AirPlay - Apple Support
If the Apple TV still appears in this menu, try quitting and relaunching iTunes, and then restarting your Mac.
Sincerely,
Jeremy
Jeremy:
Thanks, that was easy.
Bill
Hi Bill,
You're welcome! I'm glad that took care of it.
Cheers,
Jeremy
looking for Apple TV, I have none
