AirPlay - Revision history

IAdam1n at 13:46, 17 September 2021

2021-09-17T13:46:04Z

Spydar007 at 13:58, 26 March 2017

2017-03-26T13:58:09Z

IAdam1n: Updating.

2015-10-15T07:09:36Z

Updating.

5urd at 20:59, 24 December 2012

2012-12-24T20:59:40Z

M2m: /* RSA private key stored in AirPort Express */

2012-10-21T01:07:07Z

‎RSA private key stored in AirPort Express

M2m: /* RSA public key stored in iTunes */

2012-10-21T01:04:20Z

‎RSA public key stored in iTunes

Dialexio: /* Overview */ AirParrot is not official, added AirServer, and mentioned iOS's old app names.

2012-10-18T20:57:59Z

‎Overview: AirParrot is not official, added AirServer, and mentioned iOS's old app names.

M2m: /* Overview */

2012-10-18T16:31:01Z

‎Overview

Http: more tiny fixes

2012-10-15T20:58:15Z

more tiny fixes

Http: grammar fix

2012-10-15T20:56:10Z

grammar fix

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 However, it is possible to enable AirPlay in 3rd party apps on jailbroken devices.[http://www.9to5mac.com/38336/cydia-hack-enables-airplay-in-all-apps]
-Currently the only supported target for video / photo streaming is 2nd gen and 3rd gen Apple TV, while other companies are expected to release compatible products in the future.
+Currently the only supported target for video / photo streaming is [[K66AP|Apple TV (2nd generation)]] and [[J33AP|Apple TV (3rd generation)]], while other companies are expected to release compatible products in the future.
 Mac users can download AirPlayer by Erica Sadun that can receive video from an iOS device [http://www.tuaw.com/2010/12/14/hacksugar-mac-based-airplay-service-allows-device-to-mac-playba/]. It is quite buggy at the moment, does not support audio, DRM-protected video, or [[iTunes]] as a source, but it's still an important achievement as the first independent implementation of AirPlay.
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 # Only valid software (iTunes) can send content (can encrypt content).
-#* This is ensured by iTunes using the RSA public key (public maybe misleading here as Apple took good care that this key is not easily revealed) whenever content is sent encrypted. The public keys were found by Jon Lech Johansen in August, 2004. This allowed "invalid" (other than [[iTunes]]) software - e.g. ALSA under Linux - to stream audio to 'valid' AirPort Express devices.
+#* This is ensured by iTunes using the RSA public key (public maybe misleading here as Apple took good care that this key is not easily revealed) whenever content is sent encrypted. The public keys were found by Jon Lech Johansen in {{date|2004|08}}. This allowed "invalid" (other than [[iTunes]]) software - e.g. ALSA under Linux - to stream audio to 'valid' AirPort Express devices.
 # Only valid devices (Apple TV & Airport Express) can receive content (can decrypt content).
 #* This is ensured by valid devices using the RSA private key. Only the private key can be used to decrypt content which was encrypted with the public key (1). The private key was found by James Laird in 2011, allowing "valid" software ([[iTunes]]) to stream audio to 'invalid' devices - e.g. a Linux system running Shairport.

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 |-
 ! Receiving supported by (official)
-| [[K66AP|Apple TV 2G]], [[J33AP|Apple TV 3G]]
+| [[K66AP|Apple TV (2nd generation)]], [[J33AP|Apple TV (3rd generation)]]
-| [[K66AP|Apple TV 2G]], [[J33AP|Apple TV 3G]], AirPort Express, AirPlay certified receivers
+| [[K66AP|Apple TV (2nd generation)]], [[J33AP|Apple TV (3rd generation)]], AirPort Express, AirPlay certified receivers
-| [[K66AP|Apple TV 2G]], [[J33AP|Apple TV 3G]]
+| [[K66AP|Apple TV (2nd generation)]], [[J33AP|Apple TV (3rd generation)]]
-| [[K66AP|Apple TV 2G]], [[J33AP|Apple TV 3G]]
+| [[K66AP|Apple TV (2nd generation)]], [[J33AP|Apple TV (3rd generation)]]
 |-
 ! Receiving supported by (unofficial)

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 |-
 ! Receiving supported by (official)
-| [[k66ap|Apple TV 2G]], [[j33ap|Apple TV 3G]]
+| [[K66AP|Apple TV 2G]], [[J33AP|Apple TV 3G]]
-| [[k66ap|Apple TV 2G]], [[j33ap|Apple TV 3G]], AirPort Express, AirPlay certified receivers
+| [[K66AP|Apple TV 2G]], [[J33AP|Apple TV 3G]], AirPort Express, AirPlay certified receivers
-| [[k66ap|Apple TV 2G]], [[j33ap|Apple TV 3G]]
+| [[K66AP|Apple TV 2G]], [[J33AP|Apple TV 3G]]
-| [[k66ap|Apple TV 2G]], [[j33ap|Apple TV 3G]]
+| [[K66AP|Apple TV 2G]], [[J33AP|Apple TV 3G]]
 |-
 ! Receiving supported by (unofficial)

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:59, 24 December 2012
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	* [http://git.zx2c4.com/Airtunes2/about/ AirTunes2]		* [http://git.zx2c4.com/Airtunes2/about/ AirTunes2]
	* [http://xmms2.org/wiki/Technical_note_to_describe_the_Remote_Audio_Access_Protocol_%28RAOP%29_as_used_in_Apple_iTunes_to_stream_music_to_the_Airport_Express_%28ApEx%29. Technical note to describe the Remote Audio Access Protocol as used in Apple iTunes to stream music to the Airport Express]		* [http://xmms2.org/wiki/Technical_note_to_describe_the_Remote_Audio_Access_Protocol_%28RAOP%29_as_used_in_Apple_iTunes_to_stream_music_to_the_Airport_Express_%28ApEx%29. Technical note to describe the Remote Audio Access Protocol as used in Apple iTunes to stream music to the Airport Express]
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−	{{stub\|software}}

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 gG0N5hvJpzwwhbhXqFKA4zaaSrw622wDniAK5MlIE0tIAKKP4yxNGjoD2QYjhBGuhvkWKY=
  -----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
 This is used so audio can be streamed to 'invalid' devices.

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 [http://nanocr.eu/sw/justeport/itunesrsakeys.txt List of all] iTunes RSA Public keys found by Johansen.
-By using these keys any application can stream audio to an [[AirPort]] Express.
+By using these keys any application can stream audio to a receiving device.
 ==== RSA private key stored in AirPort Express ====

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 |-
 ! Receiving supported by (official)
-| Apple TV 2G, Apple TV 3G
+| [[k66ap|Apple TV 2G]], [[j33ap|Apple TV 3G]]
-| Apple TV 2G, Apple TV 3G, Aiport Express, AirPlay certified receivers
+| [[k66ap|Apple TV 2G]], [[j33ap|Apple TV 3G]], AirPort Express, AirPlay certified receivers
-| Apple TV 2G, Apple TV 3G
+| [[k66ap|Apple TV 2G]], [[j33ap|Apple TV 3G]]
-| Apple TV 2G, Apple TV 3G
+| [[k66ap|Apple TV 2G]], [[j33ap|Apple TV 3G]]
 |-
 ! Receiving supported by (unofficial)
 | -
-| [https://github.com/albertz/shairport ShairPort]
+| [https://github.com/albertz/shairport ShairPort], AirServer
-| [https://github.com/nto/AirView AirView], [http://ericasadun.com/ftp/AirPlay/ AirPlayer]
+| [https://github.com/nto/AirView AirView], [http://ericasadun.com/ftp/AirPlay/ AirPlayer], AirServer
 |-
 ! Sending supported by (official)
-| iTunes, iPhone (Photos App), iPad (Photos App)
+| iPad (Photos App), [[iTunes]], iPhone (Photos App), iPod touch (Photos App)
-| iTunes, iPhone (Music App), iPad (Music App)
+| iPad (iPod/Music App), [[iTunes]], iPhone (iPod/Music App), iPod touch (Music App)
-| iTunes, iPhone (Movies App), iPad (Movies App)
+| iPad (Videos App), [[iTunes]], iPhone (iPod/Videos App), iPod touch (Videos App)
-| iPhone, iPad, OSX Mountain Lion, AirParrot Software
+| iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, OS X Mountain Lion
 |-
 ! Sending supported by (unofficial)
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 | [http://nanocr.eu/software/justeport/ JustePort]
 | [http://ericasadun.com/ftp/AirPlay/ AirFlick]
 |}

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 # Stream audio from an iOS device or iTunes. This used to be referred to as AirTunes and is now also often referred to as AirPlay.
 # Display videos from an iOS device or iTunes. This is mostly referred to AirPlay as well.
-# Show the screen content from an iOS device or OS X Mountain Lion. This is also called AirPlay Mirroring.
+# Show the screen content from an iOS device or OS X Mountain Lion. This is called AirPlay Mirroring.
-AirPlay (Streaming of Photos, Audio and Video) was first introduced in iOS 4.2, AirPlay Mirroring came with iOS 5.0. Early developer builds had the feature integrated in all apps using the standard video controller, but in the final release it was limited to the iPod (Videos on iPod touch and iPad) and YouTube apps.
+AirPlay (streaming of photos, audio and video) was first introduced in iOS 4.2, AirPlay Mirroring came with iOS 5.0. Early developer builds had the feature integrated in all apps using the standard video controller, but in the final release it was limited to the iPod (videos on iPod touch and iPad) and YouTube apps.
 However, it is possible to enable AirPlay in 3rd party apps on jailbroken devices.[http://www.9to5mac.com/38336/cydia-hack-enables-airplay-in-all-apps]