Connect360 at Mac App Store analyse

Your Xbox 360 console is capable of playing back your music and videos and viewing your digital photos. With Connect360, your Macs ready to share.

Connect360 automatically indexes your iTunes and iPhoto libraries and shares them to your Xbox 360. You can then use the Xbox 360 Dashboard to browse and play your media, organized in the exact same way that it is on your Mac.

You can browse and play your iTunes music by song, artist, album, genre or playlist. As you add and remove content to/from your iTunes library, Connect360 keeps your Xbox 360 up to date.

You can even listen to your iTunes songs while playing a game on your Xbox 360! Now thats entertainment.

Further, Connect360 can automatically update your iTunes play count and play date for songs played on your Xbox 360.

Connect360 supports streaming of live Internet radio broadcasts to your Xbox 360! Simply add any station to a playlist and enjoy the live tunes from your Xbox!

With Connect360, you can view your iPhoto photo library on your television screen, theyre especially beautiful in vivid high definition.

Browse by photo album or watch a slideshow, its all easy and fun!

Connect360 supports WMV+WMA, H.264 and MPEG4 video sharing, allowing you to stream HD quality video or movies right to your living room!

Connect360 features on-the-fly automatic transcoding of many formats so that you can effortlessly enjoy your media on your Xbox 360.

Connect360 works with both the Xbox 360 built in network port (wired) and the Xbox 360 WiFi adapter.

Connect360 will automatically detect your Xbox 360 and your Xbox 360 will automatically detect your Mac running Connect360.

The built in Access Control List (ACL) feature allows you to easily limit which Xbox 360s can connect to your Mac.

Note: If youve bought the App Store version, do not download the Preference Pane version available on our web site as they will conflict. If you have the Preference Pane version installed, please uninstall it and use the App Store version found in "Applications" on your Mac. If it is not there after installing, you are experiencing an App Store bug and should contact Apple.