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Table of Contents

Welcome
What’s new in tvOS 14
- Use tvOS Control Center
- - Play audio throughout your home
  - Stream audio and video with AirPlay
- Use screen savers
- Customize the Home screen
- Use iOS or iPadOS Control Center
- Talk to your Apple TV
- Search for content and apps
- View search results
- Refine search results
- Play live content
- Other things to ask Siri
- Use Siri to navigate
- Use Siri dictation
- Turn Siri on or off
- TV app at a glance
- Subscribe to Apple TV+ or a channel
- Watch Now
- Apple TV+
- Movies
- TV Shows
- Sports
- Library
- Search
- Adjust settings
- Apple Music at a glance
- Subscribe to Apple Music
- Now Playing
- Listen Now
- Browse
- Videos
- Radio
- Library
- Search
- Control music with Siri
- Adjust music settings
- Photos at a glance
- View iCloud Photos
- View photo memories
- View shared photos and albums
- Create a photo screen saver
- Create a slideshow
- Arcade at a glance
- Subscribe to Apple Arcade
- Find and play games
- Fitness at a glance
- Subscribe to Apple Fitness+
- Set up Fitness with Apple Watch
- Browse and play workouts
- Find apps
- Purchase and download apps
- Get podcasts
- Control podcast playback
- Organize podcasts into stations
- Adjust podcast settings
- Watch iTunes movies and TV shows
- Change iTunes movie and TV show settings
Use the Search app
- Stream content to Apple TV
- View photos from your Mac
- Restrict access to content
- Adjust privacy settings
- Manage storage
- Share Apple TV
- Family Sharing
- Adjust video and audio settings
- Set the TV button
- Connect Bluetooth devices
- Use the iOS or iPadOS keyboard
- Control your TV and volume
- Use other remotes
- Use Apple TV as a conference room display
- Change network settings
- Change language or region
- Restart Apple TV
- Reset Apple TV
- Update Apple TV software
- Accessibility features
- Use Zoom to magnify
- Use Display Accommodations
- Display bold text
- Increase screen contrast
- Reduce screen motion
- Use audio descriptions
- Set hearing controls
- Activate subtitles and captioning
- Type instead of speaking to Siri
- Add an accessibility shortcut
- Important safety information
- Important handling information
- Apple TV Support site
- FCC compliance statement
- ISED Canada compliance statement
- Disposal and recycling information
- ENERGY STAR compliance statement
- Apple and the environment
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Stream content with Home Sharing on Apple TV

You can stream music, movies, TV shows, photos, and other content from a computer, an iOS device, or an iPadOS device to your Apple TV. Both the device and Apple TV must be signed in with the same Apple ID, and both must have Home Sharing turned on.

Set up Home Sharing on Apple TV

Open Settings on Apple TV, then Go to Users and Accounts > Home Sharing.
Turn on Home Sharing, then enter your Apple ID and password.
To configure your devices, do any of the following:
- Configure a Mac with macOS Catalina or later: On your Mac, choose Apple menu  > System Preferences, then click Sharing. Select the Media Sharing checkbox, then select the Home Sharing checkbox and enter your Apple ID and password.
- Configure a Mac with macOS Mojave and earlier, or a Windows PC: In iTunes, go to File > Home Sharing and choose Turn on Home Sharing. Enter your Apple ID and password, then click Turn on Home Sharing.
  Note: In Windows 7 and Windows 8, iTunes menus are hidden by default. To show them temporarily, press and hold the Alt key.
- Configure an iOS or iPadOS device: In Settings on the device, go to Music or TV > iTunes Videos. Turn on Home Sharing, then enter your Apple ID and password.
Once you’ve configured all of your devices with the same Apple ID, open the Computers app on the Apple TV Home screen.
Libraries from your shared devices appear, and you can view or play content from any library.

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