Submitted by Fred Straker on
Everything that's purchased from Apple using your Apple ID can be viewed in one consolidated list. To see apps, TV shows, subscriptions, books, and more, anyone with an Apple ID and an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch can head to Settings. Alternatively, purchases made with an Apple ID can be viewed from anywhere with a web browser.
Submitted by Jon Reed on
iOS has extensive settings that allow you to control and restrict what content your kids are allowed to see, what they are allowed to purchase, what apps they can use and even how much screen time per app they are allowed. The Apple TV doesn't have quite the same amount of parental controls, but you can still certainly block in-app purchases, restrict viewing content and set some other boundaries.
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The Spotify music player can organize and play all of your streaming and locally stored music in one place. Since iTunes has been phased out by Apple, media players such as VLC and Plex are gaining in popularity. For Spotify Premium subscribers looking to consolidate into one player, the Spotify desktop app is a free download. Spotify makes it possible to add local files for playback on the computer and the iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
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Taking a screenshot of the Apple TV 4K is different than taking one on the Apple TV 4G because it does not have a USB-C port to connect to your Mac with. Instead, you'll have to connect Xcode to your Apple TV 4K via Wi-Fi in order to take screenshots. Here's how to do it:
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While you won't be able to record movies or other video protected by DRM (Digital Rights Management) on your Apple TV, you will be able to record other content including your video game play, which is pretty common thing to do if you are into gaming. The Apple TV 4K has no USB-C connector like its predecessor does, so you will have to pair your Mac with your Apple TV 4K in order to make screen recordings with QuickTime Player. Here's how to do it:
