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#Apple photos windows install#
#Apple photos windows tv#

FAQĪfter insalling on Windows XP, 7, 8.1, I get an error message "This application could not be started"

Play Different Aerial On Each Display: If you've got multiple monitors, this setting loads a different aerial for each of your displays.Īerial is written in C# for.

Auto Load Latest Aerials: Aerials are loaded directly from Apple, so you're never out of date.

#Apple photos windows install#

Close out of that program, then install the scr as you normally would and it should now use the 4K videos. Then run the exe from anywhere, click the settings button in the top right, and go to the video source tab and click the 4K button and save. To use the 4K video's instead, download Aerial.exe and Aerial.scr from this folder. This isn't currently supported in the main branch, but a user has forked this project and added support.

Select AerialScreenSaverV3 from the list of screen savers.Īpple has released another set of videos that have 4K support.

Select "Change screen saver" to open Screen open Screen Saver Settings.

Type "screen saver" in the task bar search box.

If any issues occur, please read the FAQ below or enter an issue to the tracker.

Right click AerialScreenSaverV3.scr and choose Install, Windows will open Screen open Screen Saver Settings and set Aerial as the selected screensaver for you.

Copy the AerialScreenSaverV3.scr file to your Windows installation folder (by default this should be c:\Windows on most PCs).

You should be presented with a folder containing AerialScreenSaverV3.scr and AerialScreenSaverV3.exe.

Just accept the default options from the Extraction wizard. Right-click and select "Extract All." to unzip the downloaded file.

#Apple photos windows tv#

Aerial - Apple TV Aerial Views Screen Saver for Windows 7, 8, 10+Īerial is a Windows screen saver based on the new Apple TV screen saver that displays the aerial movies Apple shot over New York, San Francisco, Hawaii, China, etc.Īerial for Windows is based on the Mac Aerial Screen Saver by John Coates.