Can i see movies from time capsule to apple tv? if so, how?
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Hi. You can't do that directly, you must use iTunes to stream movies from your Time Capsule (connected to your PC/MAC) to your Apple TV.
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Yes. iTunes streams the file, same as it does from you PC or MAC. Once you've moved or copied the File to a new location; in iTunes, go to File, add File to Library or add Folder to Library, to establish the new location.
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Yes but you have to add the movies to your iTunes library first, although the movies can be stored on the Time Capsule. iTunes only allows m4v format for movies so if they are not m4v (basically mp4) you would need to convert the file in order to add it to your library. There numerous articles on the internet and youtube on how to accomplish this. There are also other more involved ways to do it.
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yes... download a generic remote viewing app... or view if it's now available for Apple. Or use a browser.
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Yes it will, but the mobilelite app will not allow video , the best app is "files connect" but this cost £3.99 but that also gives the option of making any hard drive a network drive so making the mobile lite redundant , if I had known this I would not of brought the mobile lite, just the great "files connect" app which is free to download to any PC/mac to allow file sharing and making any hard drive connected useable anywhere in world . Hope this helps. Save your money for the app. Or best way is to get an apple time capsule that take work out of any setting up , just down load airport free app and it connects straight away , Yes it will, but the mobilelite app will not allow video , the best app is "files connect" but this cost £3.99 but that also gives the option of making any hard drive a network drive so making the mobile lite redundant , if I had known this I would not of brought the mobile lite, just the great "files connect" app which is free to download to any PC/mac to allow file sharing and making any hard drive connected useable anywhere in world . Hope this helps. Save your money for the app. Or best way is to get an apple time capsule that take work out of any setting up , just... » Read More Yes it will, but the mobilelite app will not allow video , the best app is "files connect" but this cost £3.99 but that also gives the option of making any hard drive a network drive so making the mobile lite redundant , if I had known this I would not of brought the mobile lite, just the great "files connect" app which is free to download to any PC/mac to allow file sharing and making any hard drive connected useable anywhere in world . Hope this helps. Save your money for the app. Or best way is to get an apple time capsule that take work out of any setting up , just down load airport free app and it connects straight away , « Show Less
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You can if your computer supports HDMI output, which most newer computers do. I can't speak specifically for an Apple, but it's a quick check if you know what an HDMI port looks like. You can find images online if you are unsure.
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I don't know, because I don't use it for that - however, if you have apple TV you can stream it through there as well.... - hope that helps -
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I don't know how you configured your system to watch movies. I used iTunes to create a library of movies, TV shows, and music on the drive, which is connected via USB to my iMac. I then have an Apple TV device connected to my TV (Yes, I also have a Visio) using an HDMI port. The iMac and Apple TV can converse with each other to play movies through my Wi-Fi system (I have an Apple Time Capsule, but your Wi-Fi could easily be something else). Just bring up iTunes on the computer and select the library on the drive and you're good to go.
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Yes, what ever you have in your iPad: Netflix, Google movies, etc, I'm able to see with this cable.
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I loaded a set of 30 mp4 ( M4V) versions of my HD travelogues to my local EX4 and they play nicely on Apple TV via my iPad mini. Our second EX4 server is 350 miles away in my son's house. I can up- and download with no problem but have not been able to stream to TV in real time. We both have FIOS service and the movies play on my iPad, so it should work on TV, if we get the buffering right.
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YES, can you can back up both. I am assuming that the mp4 video files are on another drive or device, not on your iMac hard drive. The Time Capsule can function like a regular external hard drive. You can mount it to the desktop and place whatever files on it that you would like. This is a manual backup of the files. The Time Machine software on your iMac is what will automate the backups of your iMac. If your video files are on a volume that is connected to your iMac, you can ALSO use Time Machine to create iterative backups of this external drive containing your video files as well, which will automate the process and back up whatever is new on that volume on the same schedule as the computer. So, both manual and automatic backups are possible with the Time Capsule, depending on where/how your video files are stored and what your backup preferences are.
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Time Capsule works with the Apple Time Machine app and will do automatic backups of any Apple computer. It also has a WiFi hot spot and serves as a switch in a network.
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The My Book Live supports Apple's Time Machine Software. It is not a direct replacement for Time Capsule as that has an embedded 802.11n router.
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I haven't looked into trying to watch from flash drive, I download My movies to the iPad 2 using VLC Streamer, from My iMac, then plug in HDMI cable to watch on whatever TV I have nearby.
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I can stream to my computer and to iOS (in compatible formats, not wmv, avi or flash) but the family share library only works with music in iTunes.
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Time Machine is not designed to sync two computers, and that is not what the Time Capsule is for. For that, you want something like Apple's .mac service.
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You can do it through an apple tv by screen mirroring if you have them both on your wifi network. There is a way to do it direct to apple TV without wifi but you have to ensure you have the correct model number of apple TV. Run HDMI from apple TV to projector.
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If you have an iphone or ipad you can try to look up. VLC app (plays almost any vid format) or any video converter (to convert your movies to the accepted format for iphone or ipad and router.
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Netflix and hbo go both work with this adapter, and Apple TV: also Chromecast works too