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When I am puttering in the house or when I have a party I have my music coming from every room so you can just enjoy it without straining. If your goal is to have your music available subtly throughout your home rather than blasting it from a single stereo or computer then this is your solution.

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If that isn’t enough I can also install free add-on software on my Windows and Macbook machines and broadcast music from my primary Mac to wherever those other devices are. What a difference! I won’t say it’s perfect, anything depending upon home wireless connectivity seldom is, but the improvement in reliability is dramatic!

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While the issue is most notable with third party speakers (I have a couple of Philips Fidelio Wireless Speakers that I came close to launching out the window), it also manifests with my stereo which is attached via an Airport Express router and with my outdoor TV which is connected via Apple TV. Airplay devices seem to come and go as they please. I’m not sure why but playing iTunes content through native Airplay is still just an awful experience.

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On impulse I purchased the Mac license for Airfoil and found my issues were 90% improved. Later on, when I switched to using an OS X platform (Mac Mini) I encountered the numerous issues that seem to plague Airplay users, random dropouts and disconnects being among the most annoying. Airfoil allowed me to redirect the sound from my browser-based Pandora player throughout the house. I first began using Airfoil back in late 2012 with my Windows system in order to take advantage of some existing Airplay speakers that I was using with iTunes only. Continue reading Moving Back to Quicken from Banktivity (Long) Posted on MaMaCategories Opinions, Utils / Tools 8 Comments on Moving Back to Quicken from Banktivity (Long) Solution for (most of) your Airplay woes – Airfoil In late 2018 I decided that Banktivity (which had *just* rebranded from “iBank”) had the comprehensive set of features that I needed, and so I migrated to this platform.īanktivity was still a bit rough around the edges, but it had just been overhauled and they looked like they were eager to build a world-class personal finance solution so I tolerated some of the fairly glaring shortcomings and found workarounds with the assistance of their support folks. I was disenchanted and looked around for a native MacOS product that could handle my personal finance needs. Their support had gone very much downhill, updates to the product were unspectacular and, frankly, it seemed as if Intuit regarded the Quicken product as just an advertising means to push their TurboTax product. I continued to use Quicken for a little over 25 years when they started faltering and appeared about to go out of business. This continued until I got my first job and decided I wanted a more polished system, whereupon I migrated over to Intuit’s Quicken product. I have tracked my finances in detail since my university days in the mid-80s when I created a complicated set of macros in Quattro to handle the basics required to record, track, and reconcile all of my accounts. I basically don’t trust the Banktivity registers and it takes WAY too much time manually inspecting, auditing, and repairing to be worth my effort. TLDR I moved from Quicken to Banktivity a little over 3 years ago and now I’m going back. 21 commentsĪrchives Archives Categories Categories Housekeeping adminMarc on Endless Pool Fastlane in a Salt Water Pool – Issue.adminMarc on Moving Back to Quicken from Banktivity (Long).Norman Dallura on Moving Back to Quicken from Banktivity (Long).Ann on Moving Back to Quicken from Banktivity (Long).

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