If your MacBook Pro or your brand new Mac Pro late 2013 leaves you lying when you use AirPlay to share your multimedia content, do not worry about that Apple is already aware. But in the meantime, we propose a simple solution.
In light of recent complaints from several users on several issues with AirPlay , which produce slow streaming video or music stored on Mac, Apple has said it is aware and will solution. Although this will surely come with the next update for OS X Mavericks, if you do not want to wait to fix it, today we show you a temporary solution to fix it. First of all, some details:
To fix it, temporarily as we said, is quite simple because simply to disable the Bluetooth built if we do not have any 802.11ac 802.11n-or hand-net. Unfortunately there is no solution for now so that users with keyboard or mouse connected via bluetooth will have no choice but to use a cable. Luckily, this bug occurs in quite specific situations. To do this:
If you have a router that supports 802.11n, 802.11ac-or we could try disabling connectivity 802.11b / g to force our devices use faster versions. This can be done from the router and varies widely depending on the model we have. This will create vastly improve the performance of streaming audio and video but may still notéis rather slowly at times.
As I mentioned, Apple is already aware of and says it is working to fix it immediately. Several sources indicate that these problems could be solved with AirPlay update is coming but do not know if the fix posted before the official or by the update arrival. Meanwhile users, especially Mac Pro, are a little upset because of the large investment. We expect few problems were fixed before AirPlay.
In light of recent complaints from several users on several issues with AirPlay , which produce slow streaming video or music stored on Mac, Apple has said it is aware and will solution. Although this will surely come with the next update for OS X Mavericks, if you do not want to wait to fix it, today we show you a temporary solution to fix it. First of all, some details:
- The problem mainly affects the late-2013 MacBook Pro and Mac Pro last .
- This is mainly due to a conflict when connect to networks WiFi 802.11b / g practically obsolete, but still present
- The problems manifested by slowing images, freeze frames or snagging sound to share both music and video
- It is also related to the Bluetooth probably because they share the same hardware
To fix it, temporarily as we said, is quite simple because simply to disable the Bluetooth built if we do not have any 802.11ac 802.11n-or hand-net. Unfortunately there is no solution for now so that users with keyboard or mouse connected via bluetooth will have no choice but to use a cable. Luckily, this bug occurs in quite specific situations. To do this:
- We headed to the " System Preferences "
- Let the "section Bluetooth "
- Click on " Disable Bluetooth ", that simple
If you have a router that supports 802.11n, 802.11ac-or we could try disabling connectivity 802.11b / g to force our devices use faster versions. This can be done from the router and varies widely depending on the model we have. This will create vastly improve the performance of streaming audio and video but may still notéis rather slowly at times.
As I mentioned, Apple is already aware of and says it is working to fix it immediately. Several sources indicate that these problems could be solved with AirPlay update is coming but do not know if the fix posted before the official or by the update arrival. Meanwhile users, especially Mac Pro, are a little upset because of the large investment. We expect few problems were fixed before AirPlay.
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