Apple begins approving iOS 4.3-compatible AirPlay apps

Apple Online Store“In the current beta version (iOS 4.3), Apple seems to finally be opening up its AirPlay feature to third party developers,” Alexander Vaughn reports for AppAdvice. “In a nutshell, it will allow any app to stream both audio and video from an iOS device to an Apple TV.”

“While iOS 4.3 hasn’t been released yet, it seems that Apple is already allowing iOS 4.3 AirPlay-enabled apps into the App Store,” Vaughn reports. “The first of them, StreamToMe just made it to the store and allows users to stream video to an Apple TV that was sent from a computer to your device… this particular use scenario isn’t really game-changing. Yet, we’re glad to have confirmation that Apple is indeed opening up the feature.”

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MacDailyNews Take: Imminent.

11 Comments

  1. “Crunchyroll” is a great app that allows you to watch free subtitled Japanese anime on your iPhone or iPad. If I could stream the video to my Apple TV… wow.

    ——RM

  2. So, if I’m understanding this correctly, would it be possible to have an iPhone App that will stream live video from iPhone to TV?

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  3. Well if they enable the video streaming capability from the PBS Newshour and 60 Minutes apps I’ll be very happy. Right now I can send the audio from these apps using Airplay, but they video isn’t enabled.

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