Description Name: Beamer Version: 3.0.2 Mac Platform: Intel Includes: K OS version: 10.10 or higher 64 bit Apple TV (2nd, 3rd or 4th generation) or Chromecast (1st or 2nd generation) Whats new: Improved reliability of making connections to Apple TV Improved Chromecast device discovery Fixed audio track of some files not playing Fixed embedded subtitles not showing for some files Fixed the full history showing when loading a file in an empty playlist Fixed a crash when starting playback of a file on a network volume after system sleep Install: Install the app and save to where ever. Open C.O.R.E patcher, when hitting patch, it will say already patched, generate license. Currently there is a new C.O.R.E generator which has issues with 10.11.1 More Info: Beamer streams to your Apple TV. Plays any movie file - Just like the popular desktop movie players, Beamer accepts all common formats, codecs and resolutions.

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AVI, MKV, MOV, MP4, WMV, FLV. To Beamer, it's all the same. High quality image and sound - Unlike Screen Mirroring, Beamer is specifically optimized for video playback at the highest quality and supports 5.1 surround sound. No glitches, clicks, pops or other shenanigans.

The video looks just as good as it would on your desktop. Easy Subtitles - Beamer automatically detects embedded subtitles and associated subtitle files. If possible, subtitles will be selected automatically based on your Apple TV's Subtitle Language preference.

Remote Control - You can pause, fast-forward and rewind the movie using the Apple TV remote. No need to get up from the couch!

Start now, finish later - Beamer remembers what you have watched and at what point in the video you stopped watching. When you return to Beamer, everything is exactly where you left it. Just press play and continue watching.

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The are not shipped with and therefore do not form part of the basic distribution. You need to and install them separately. There's also a that describes the process of parallel installation with beamer: CONTENTS: Here is the contents of the archive, shown as a directory tree: beamer - beamer-umbc.readme `- themes - inner - beamerinnerthemeumbcboxes.sty `- beamerinnerthemeumbctribullets.sty - outer `- beamerouterthemeumbcfootline.sty `- theme - beamerthemeumbc1.sty - beamerthemeumbc2.sty - beamerthemeumbc3.sty `- beamerthemeumbc4.sty To install, just unpack and merge the archive into your existing beamer directory tree. You may need to run texhash to make your TeX installation aware of the new files.

Following the above approach requests you to store the new themes in /usr/local/texlive/2011/. It is advisable to store this information in your local /Library/texmf/ folder rather, and avoid interfering with the TDS (TeX's Directory Structure). @kulimer: The link you posted refers to beamer installation. However, beamer comes with a number of themes (what things look like; see, for example, the ), and these themes can be developed by independent individuals. You should find your MacTeX 2011 folder (perhaps in Applications?).

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Inside is the so-called TDS (TeX Directory Structure). There you'll find the beamer folder./tex/latex/beamer/ where you'll see the folders listed above. Texhash should be run from the terminal - it updates links to new installs. – Apr 17 '12 at 14:14. @Werner This is not really the best way to put local additions. For most users it makes the most sense to put local additions into /texmf or for Mac /Library/texmf. Then you don't have to run texhash etc.

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Also there is no 'MacTeX 2011' folder. MacTeX is simply a standard TeXLive installation with some niceties added for the Mac, mainly some standard GUI apps (TeXShop, BibDesk etc.) and a control panel for switching between multiple distributions. But the distribution itself is in /usr/local/texlive/ just like any other TeXLive distribution, which you shouldn't mess with. – Apr 17 '12 at 16:48.