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AirPlay to third party devices? [Receivers, etc]

WiiDSmoker

WiiDSmoker

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Some receivers are coming out now that have AirPlay built in, though this does no good for me as I bought a high end receiver last year. Is there a way to get AirPlay to this receiver using one of the inputs on it?

I have an Apple TV in my bedroom, but I'd like to have this feature in my media room. Maybe it'll be cheaper to get another Apple TV though...
 
WiiDSmoker said:
Some receivers are coming out now that have AirPlay built in, though this does no good for me as I bought a high end receiver last year. Is there a way to get AirPlay to this receiver using one of the inputs on it?

I have an Apple TV in my bedroom, but I'd like to have this feature in my media room. Maybe it'll be cheaper to get another Apple TV though...
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I'm interested in the same thing and at this point it looks like an Apple TV is your best option. Shame they are $99.
 
I personally think the Apple TV is the perfect solution to the issues at hand. Plus its only $99 bucks. I find it to be quite usefull and easier to use for streaming netflix and youtube. Much better the PS3 on the UI for netflix. and Much quicker to access youtube and other media streaming the your typical Blu-Ray internet connected players.
 
Apple may lock out third party devices soon. I wouldn't invest in any.
 
Waiting to see which car manufacturer is going to implement Airplay into their in-car entertainment system.
 
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