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Apple AirPlay 2 - everything you need to know

Apple AirPlay 2 – everything you need to know

Posted on June 14, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple’s AirPlay 2 is the company’s big move into multi-room, supported by some big-name brands. But how does it work, and do you need to buy new devices? We answer these questions and more…

Apple’s 2017 WWDC (World Wide Developer Conference) featured a wave of new innovations – one of the most important to hi-fi enthusiasts is the company’s move into multi-room audio. This is through a new version of AirPlay technology – aptly named AirPlay 2 – which arrives as part of the update from Apple’s iOS 10 operating system to iOS 11.

So what are the benefits of upgrading to AirPlay 2? Which manufacturers and devices will use AirPlay 2? And if you already own a first-generation AirPlay product, can it be updated or will you need to by a new AirPlay device? Read on for all the answers…
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Audio & Video, Wearables Tags:Apple, audio, developer, iOS, iOS 11, operating system, wwdc

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