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Aurora 4.0.10 |
Aurora Aurora - Application that wakes Mac from sleep and plays iTunes
System Requirememts
Mac OS X 10.5 or later |
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| Download Details |
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| Company |
Jonas Witt |
| Version |
4.0.10 |
| Post Date |
September 10, 2009 |
| License |
Trial |
| File Size |
2.6 MB |
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Aurora 4.0.10
Aurora - Application that wakes Mac from sleep and plays iTunes Aurora is an app that will turn your Mac with iTunes into a handy alarm. For any given time and date (be it recurring or non-recurring), Aurora will wake your Mac from sleep and start playing your favorite iTunes playlist. In the Fall Asleep-Mode Aurora will automatically fade out and pause iTunes after a certain time, putting your Computer to sleep. Main features of Aurora:Alarms: Set up as many weekly or one-time alarms as you like, select a playlist for each one and you're good to go.
Snooze: Snooze alarm playback and get a few more minutes of rest before the alarm goes off again.
Sleep Timer: Fall asleep to some tunes, a DVD or a Quicktime movie. Aurora fades out the volume (and display brightness, it you want) and puts your Mac to sleep automatically.
Wakes Your Mac: Aurora will wake your Mac at the right time, so you don't need to leave it running. You can even power down your Mac over night.
Bring your own playlists: Use your existing iTunes playlists to easily choose what music you want to listen to in the morning.
Alarm Time in Dock: Aurora's dock icon shows you tomorrow's alarm time, even when Aurora is not running - so you can always tell when your alarm will go off in a glance.
Apple Remote Support: Your Mac is not within reach of your bed? Control alarm playback, volume, and snooze using your Apple Remote.
EyeTV Support: Wake up to the morning's news thanks to Aurora's EyeTV support. Aurora can play both EyeTV TV and radio channels.
International: Aurora is available in 7 languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Russian.
Requirements of Aurora:
iTunes 4.7 or later.
Limitations of Aurora:
14 days trial
What's New in This Release:
The alarm properties are much more accessible. Alarms, playback/snooze and fall asleep modes have their dedicated panels. Aurora still builds on iTunes playlists, but doesn’t use iTunes itself for playback, greatly enhancing reliability. Aurora 4 takes full advantage of Mac OS X Leopard technologies, and does not run on Mac OS X Tiger or earlier.
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