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Run Apple TV on Your Mac with ATV4mac 
Lifehacker | by Adam Pash | Tue, Mar 18
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Mac OS X Tiger only: ATV4mac runs Apple TV take 2 as a Mac application, bringing all the cool multimedia features of the Apple TV to your Mac. ATV4mac is a fairly young project, hence the unfortunate Tiger-only support at the moment, but it's already sporting most of the features available t...
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