From: james I personal genius <1
From: james I personal genius <1
To: Richard Kahn ctI
Cc:
Subject: Re: Instructions for Apple TV-OK to HAVe James Set Up for the Apartments?
Date: Wed, 09 Aug 2017 20:03:02 +0000
Attachments: AppleTV_Cheatsheet.pdf
The good news is I have the cheatsheet done (please proof for content & typos):
The bad news is that I will need to install each of these 15 free apps on each of the AppleTVs manually. There's
no way to backup & restore a standard configuration on AppleTVs.
is this document enough for the girls to handle the installs on their own? These apps are all free to
download and findable by name.
I'd like to print & laminate for the remaining 6 guest apartments and do the installs next week, if that's
convenient?
Thanks!
RJameS Ce, your Personal Genius,
http://personalgenius.us
On Aug 7, 2017, at 4:12 PM, Richard Kahn < > wrote:
Sounds great. Glad you are busy. Thank you.
Richard Kahn
HBRK Associates Inc.
575 Lexington Avenue, 4th Floor
New York NY 10022
On Aug 7, 2017, at 1:28 PM, james I personal genius < > wrote:
Hi Rich,
Sony for the delay, I've been swamped with a series of big, high-priority projects all at once (good to be busy
& have fun things to work on again).
Basically, I need to configure my AppleTV how I'm going to set all the guest boxes up, then load that
configuration into Apple's configurator program and capture an image of it.
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Once that's done and I confirm it works by deploying it to my AppleTV again, I'll make a cheat sheet
explaining what each of the apps allow and how to add personal content, etc., print and laminate.
Then I'll be ready to schedule the "upgrades" to the existing boxes.
I'm hoping to get to the testing of the Apple TV configuration today or tomorrow.
,James Ce, your Personal Genius,
http://personalgenius.us
On Aug 4, 2017, at 5:20 PM, Richard Kahn < wrote:
james any update on this project
if not yet maybe can help you arrange next week
thanks
Richard Kahn
HBRK Associates Inc.
575 Lexington Avenue 4th Floor
New York NY 10022
On Jul 28, 2017, at 8:23 AM, > wrote:
James and rich! We have approval! YAE! Let me know when you can start and I can give you status on
apartments for entrance. Thanks
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Begin forwarded message:
From: "jeffrey E." <[email protected]>
Date: July 28, 2017 at 8:15:47 AM EDT
To:
Subject: Re: Instructions for Apple TV-OK to HAVe James Set Up for the Apartments?
Yes
On Fri, Jul 28, 2017 at 8:08 AM, > wrote:
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So far, guests have been a baffled by the Apple TV...OK to have James set up the apartments with
some free apps as well as type up a 'cheat sheet' to leave on the coffee tables on how to work the
Apple TV?
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From: fames I personal genius <
Subject: Re: Instructions for Apple TV
Date: July 25, 2017 at 11:59:17 PM EDT
To:
Cc: Merwin Dela Cruz < , Richard Kahn
Okay, I compiled a list of the most common stations and their corresponding AppleTV apps' requirements. Sounds
like fun, I know.
The list is below, but the short version is that MOST apps require signing in with a cable provider account that
has that channel purchased.
We just discontinued all the cable tv accounts for the apartments, so that doesn't help & TimeWamer's logins tend
to reset themselves repeatedly anyway (I couldn't just "set it and forget it" the guest would need the account
credentials). If you're wondering if we could sign them all in under the 71st St cable account... No, there's a hard
limit of 5 devices per account.
There are a handful of mostly free Apps that we could pre-install on each AppleTV:
ABC
Bloomberg (free financial news)
The Cartoon Network
CBS News
CBS Sports
CNN (free live stream)
CW (teen melodrama)
PBS
Weather channel
These apps require individual subscriptions, but most people will recognize that they need to sign in with
their account:
Hulu
Netflix
Pandora
Amazon Video when it releases
I could write up something that says "hey enjoy any of the mostly free channels (list the above in a nice table
format) or sign into your account on any of the subscription channels. If you'd like to install other apps, you'll need
to sign in with your Apple ID / iThnes account and sign into the app as required. Please remember to sign out of
your accounts when you depart."
Make it pretty, and put it in some nice display plexiglass to sit next to the TVs in the non-residential guest
apartments.
These plexiglass-frames are not too cheesy:
th.ps://wv.w.amazon.com/Fixture-Displays-Acrylic-Magnets-T-style/dp/BOHUSZCT2/ $16
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s://www.amazon.com/Fixture-Displays-Acrylic-Plexiglass-100840-FBA/dp/B0IM7O9GCT/ $26
Gory details below:
Channel .\pple TV App App Requirements
ABC Imps:Mtuttes.apple.cotnius/aepfabc-watch-livt> Some free content; requires cable subscription
for full content tv-stream-full-episodestid364I9 III I9?mt-ft
BBC America hups://itunes.apple.corniustappibbc- Cable Subscription
america/id I 089249069?mt-8
Bloomberg Imps://itunes.anple.com/us/ Free
appibloomberglid2819410977mt-8
Bravo Imos://ituttes.apple.com/us/applbravo- Cable Subscription
nowfid383925190?mt-8
The Cartoon Network Imps://itunes.apple.comius/appfcanoon- Some free content; requires cable subscription
for full content network-appiid404593641?mt-8
CBS littps:Mtunes.apple.com/ustapp/cbs-full- Some free content; requires CBS All Access
subscription for full access episodes-and-live-tv/id530168168?mt-8
CBS News Imps://itunes.apple.comiusJapp/cbs-news- Free(?)
watch-free-live-breaking-news/id334256223?
mt 8
CBS Sports Itups:Mtuttes.apple.comius/appfcbs-spons-am Some free content; requires cable subscription
for full content scores-news-,tats-watch-live/id307 184892?
mt-8
CNBC Can't find link for it, but I know it exists! Cable Subscription
CNN https://itunes.apple.com/ustapp/cnn-breaking `Some free content; requires cable subscription
for full content us-world-news-live-videoAd33 I 786748?mt-8
Comedy Central Imps://itunes.apple.comiuskep/comedy-centraY Cable Subscription
id799551807?mt-8
CW https://itunes.apple.comius/amithe- Free
cw/id491730359?mt 8
Discovery Imps://ituttes.apple.comiusiappidiscovery nCable Subscription
gofidl039067950?mt-8
ESPIWESPN2 https://itunes.apple.com/us/anpfespn-watch- Requires ESPN Account
live-sports-and-scoresfic1317469184?mt-8
FOX/FX/FXX Itups://ituttes.anple.comius/anplfox-now-watch- Cable Subscription
tv-on-demand-and-live-streamlid571096102?
lot 8
FOX News Imps://ituttes.apple.com/us/appffox- Cable Subscription
news/id367623543?mt-8
Fox Sports Go Imps:Mtunes.anple.comius/applfox-sports- Cable Subscription
gaid711074743?mt-8
History https://itunes.apple.comius/ Some free content; requires cable subscription
for full content app/historyfid576009463?mt-8
Lifetime Imps://itunes.apple.comius/ Some free content; requires cable subscription
for full content applifetimeAd579966222Thu-8
MSNBC n/a iPhone/iPad app requires cable subscription
NBC Imps://itunes.apple.comius/appinbc-stream-tv- Some free content; requires cable subscription
for full content shows/id442839435Thu-8
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PBS (Educational) littps:Mtuttes.apple.corn/usfaeW rt, Free(?)
ideohd398349.2967mt-8
SyFy lat sl/itunes apple.comius/ Cable Subscription
appfsvfvfid37809.2432?mt-8
TBS littpsWitunes.apple.comfusiapp/watch- Cable Subscription (gives 5 & 10 minute
previews) ths/id462780547?int 8
The Weather Channel Can't find link for it, but I know it exists!
TNT hups://itunes.apple.comfuVanpfwatch- Cable Subscription
intid460494135?mt 8
USA htmes.aple.c ustapplusa- Cable Subscription
networldid661695783?mt-8
Other Apps
Hulu ImpsWitunes.apple.comfusianrifbulu-watch-tv- !lulu Subscription
shows-stream-the- latest-movies/id376510438?
mt-8
Nettlix Imps://itunes.apple.comfusi Netflix Subscription
appinetilix/id363590051?mt^8
Amazon Video Coining soon Amazon Prime subscription
Pandora littps:Mtunes.apple.coinfusfaeW andora-music- Free, with subscriptions available
radio/id.284035I77?mt-8
;James Ce, your Personal Genius,
http://personalgenius.us
On Jul 12, 2017, at 8:46 PM, wrote:
oh boy...sounds like a project...OK thanks...Guests will definitely want channels they are
accustomed to...
On Jul 12, 2017, at 8:30 PM, james ce I personal genius <1 > wrote:
Yeah, this is a tough situation.
Channels on AppleTV are apps. Anyone can install apps on the AppleTV by logging in with their
Apple IDs (and remember to sign out after), but how each channel handles content licensing is up
to them -- some have subscription services that you can buy, others require you sign in with a
partnered cable account, etc.
For example:
• for HBO Go (or CNN Go) you have to sign in with a cable account that has the HBO channel on
the account.
• for HBO Now, you have to subscribe for $X per month, billed to your Apple ID.
• for Disney's channels, you have to sign in with an authorized cable account, BUT TimeWarner is
not one of the options.
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So it's a bit of a mess.
For Nilli & Ehud I signed into one of the news channels as the account connected to 9 E 71st, but
each cable account can only be on 5 devices at once (and Jeffrey has A LOT of devices he uses
personally).
Pm not sure what the solution is here. I'll think on it, but I may need some guidance from Rich &
JEE on how they want this to work.
Thank you,
James Ce, your Personal Genius,
http://personalgenius.us
On Jul 12, 2017, at 3:21 PM, wrote:
Could we get a "cheat sheet" for how to use the Apple TV in the apartments. Guests are
questioning! I just had Dr Bard ask if he can get ESPN. (?). I googled and I don't think so.
Mother guest just wanted to watch news ... ?
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