This is done to precisely match the audio delay required by AirPlay for audio. There is one exception to that, which is the whole reason this thing exists in the first place: when you’re not interacting with the program, everything on the site you’re viewing is delayed. From there, it acts just like a regular web browser. You can click one of those, enter your own URL in the address bar at the top, or drag a URL in from Safari or any other browser. Upon switching to Web Video mode, you’ll see an introductory screen with shortcuts to some popular sites. But with literally hundreds of requests for it since we first released Airfoil Video Player, we knew it would be worth it. Web mode is the biggest new feature of Airfoil Video Player 4, and required a great deal of wizardry to make possible. Web video mode is completely new, and brings support for YouTube, Hulu, Netflix, and much more. We now provide specialized controls for playing a local file (QuickTime movies, AVIs, and more), playing a DVD, and playing web video. The first thing you may notice is Airfoil Video Player’s new modes. Select Airfoil Video Player there, transmit to a remote speaker (or activate the local Computer speaker) and it will automatically launch. If you haven’t used it before, you can get to Airfoil Video Player simply by selecting it from Airfoil’s source menu: The video player allows you to watch videos on your Mac while sending the audio remotely to other (better) speakers, all in sync. I want to give you a tour of what’s new in Airfoil Video Player 4 so that you can get the most out of this major upgrade.Īirfoil Video Player is an integral part of Airfoil, which allows you to send audio all around your house.

One of the biggest is a completely revamped Airfoil Video Player. The release of Airfoil 4 this week brings many new features. Posted By Mike Ash on December 17th, 2010

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