Technically, to connect the scan terminal to the Gatekeeper server, staff members must enter the server’s IP address in the scanner-potentially adding complexity for event organizers. We use iPhone and Android phones with barcode scanner add-ons as the scan terminal, which not only improves the check-in speed but also makes the system easier to set up and use. Ideal for events with more than 5,000 attendees, Gatekeeper consists of Linux-based gate servers and multiple scan devices at each gate. Apple maintains a Bonjour/ZeroConf support site here.Gatekeeper is Eventbrite’s onsite entry management technology that delivers the high-speed secure scanning solution for organizers to use on the day of their events. Please reconfigure your network for Bonjour/ZeroConf. If you do not see your device, your network is not properly configured for Bonjour/ZeroConf. The example screenshot is that of an Apple TV. To verify that your network is properly configured, please install a Bonjour/ZeroConf browser like ZeroConf Browser or Bonjour Browser on your Android device.Īfter installation, launch the utility and you should see your Airplay device in the list of devices. If the WiFi-like icon still doesn’t appear in the playback screen, your network might not be properly configured for Bonjour/ZeroConf, which is what is needed for AirPlay to stream to your Apple TV (2nd or 3rd generation).Please try restarting all of your devices (including the wireless router) as this will force a new Bonjour/ZeroConf discovery scan across the entire network.Wait a few seconds for the Bonjour/ZeroConf network search to complete and then go back to the playback screen and look for the WiFi-like icon to appear. If you can’t see your device, try switching your WiFi off and then switching it back on.(scroll down to the Video/Audio Formats section) The AirPlay icon will not appear for incompatible file formats like FLAC. Format that are compatible include MP3, AAC/M4A, and MP4. The Apple TV is only compatible with certain file formats so please ensure that you are streaming a file that the Apple TV will be able to play.Be sure to remove any passwords from your Apple TV (2nd or 3rd generation) as doubleTwist AirPlay does not currently support password protection.For example, podcast files are often recorded using a 22Khz sampling rate so they would play faster, resulting in a "chipmunk-like" effect. Audio files that are recorded using any other sampling rate can sound faster or slower. Currently only audio files recorded using a 44.1Khz sampling rate is supported when streaming to AirTunes devices like the Airport Express.Only local files can be streamed using our app. Due to Android security restrictions imposed by Google, output from other apps can not be hijacked for streaming.This feature is something that we are investigating for a future release. A streaming source like internet radio or a streaming podcast is not yet supported. Only files stored locally on the device can be streamed.If your network includes AirPlay-compatible devices, you will see a new WiFi-like "Airplay" icon under the album artwork, between the Repeat and Shuffle icons.The new release of doubleTwist AirPlay allows you to stream content from your Android device to a 2nd or 3rd generation Apple TV (black), the Airport Express, and receivers/speakers that support AirPlay.If your device is running Android 4.0 or lower, please reference the older help page available here. The streaming icon will appear whenever an AirPlay compatible device is detected on the network. If you’ve purchased AirSync/doubleTwist Pro and you are using an Android 4.1 device or higher, you can use doubleTwist MagicPlay to stream using AirPlay to Apple TV (2nd or 3rd generation), AirPort Express, AirPlay receivers & speakers (like the Yamaha RX-V473, Bose and B&W Zeppelin Air), and any other devices which support the AirPlay standard. How do I AirPlay from doubleTwist to Apple TV (2nd or 3rd generation) & other AirPlay devices?
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