Add support for wirelessly sideloading on tvOS - #241
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was this written by an llm |
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I wrote the code myself. I have used an LLM to troubleshoot a few issues I had with pairing but that’s about it. |
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New models that don't come with an Ethernet port cannot be paired via USB and have to use remote pairing.
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Features I implemented:
plumesign pair discover -t 10, then use the provided IP and port of your Apple TV to pair to itplumesign pair --ip IP --port PORT. You can then verify whether it's paired or not usingplumesign pair list. It uses mDNS to discover it, I used the mdns-sd library for it.Special thanks: