Aurora para Mac
Reloj despertador de iTunes; despierta tu Mac y reproduce música.
$14.95
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Resumen de Aurora
Deja que Aurora te despierte a ti y a tu Mac. Despierta cada mañana con el sonido de tu lista de reproducción favorita de iTunes en lugar de ese molesto despertador
Aurora es un reloj despertador para tu Mac que te permite despertarte con tu lista de reproducción favorita de iTunes o cualquier canal de TV o radio de EyeTV. Otras características incluyen un Temporizador de Snooze, un Temporizador de Dormir, soporte para Apple Remote y la capacidad de despertar tu Mac desde el sueño o desde un estado apagado
Aurora 4 ha mejorado enormemente la usabilidad y la fiabilidad. Las propiedades de la alarma son mucho más accesibles. Las alarmas, la reproducción/snooze y los modos de dormir tienen sus paneles dedicados. Aurora sigue basándose en listas de reproducción de iTunes, pero no utiliza iTunes en sí para la reproducción, mejorando enormemente la fiabilidad. Aurora 4 aprovecha al máximo las tecnologías de Mac OS X Leopard y no funciona en Mac OS X Tiger o versiones anteriores
Aurora habla tu idioma: viene con localizaciones en inglés, alemán, francés, japonés, italiano, español, holandés y ruso
Novedades de la versión 5.0.3
Versión 5.0.3:
- Se corrigió un problema con los temporizadores de sueño
- Se corrigieron los Recordatorios de iCloud
- Mejorada la compatibilidad con OS X 10.9 Mavericks
Aurora para Mac
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Versión 5.0.3
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Dec 25, 2014
Version: 5.0.3
This product was developed by Metakine up to version 4.3, then bought by One Periodic who released version 5. As of this posting, you can still download version version 4.3 here: https://www.metakine.com/files/Aurora%20v4.3.0.zip
Jul 14, 2014
Version: 5.0.3
Aurora used to be solid for me. Eventually I opted to upgrade from version 4 to 5 when the countdown timer duration seemed to slow to between 1/2 to 1/3 of actual speed whenever the alarm window that popped up was in the background (i.e., an alarm set to play music would start on time but last 25 minutes instead of 10 before finally stopping). Now version 5 and the latest OS (10.9.4) has resulted in a mismatch between when the menubar item thinks an alarm should start and when the alarms window actually attempts to start it - this happens whenever you try to edit an alarm already in place, and results in a ton of console log spam. This desync seems fixable by quitting both halves of the application (the dock/window part and the menubar part) and reopening them. I reported this bug to the developer a week ago, yet have heard no response at all to date.
Jan 4, 2014
Version: 5.0.3
Tread Very Carefully
I got this in a MacUpdate Bundle & installed it on my Mountain Lion MacPro. I tried to turn it off & removed it from startup items, but it kept re-installing the startup item. After my removal attempt, via AppDelete, my MacPro began freezing every morning at startup, requiring a daily forced restart - very tiresome. As soon as I removed all remnants, including those hiding in Library/Group Containers, the daily freezes stopped. I'll find another alarm clock.
Dec 20, 2013
Version: 5.0.3
I have lots of problems with Aurora, since I got Mavericks: it works once or twice a week!
Status in Menubar sometimes disappears, apparently at random, and I need to reboot my Mac to see it again in the MenuBar (other procedures useless) (in the Preferences of Aurora “Enable Alarms when Aurora isn’t running” and “Show status in the menubar” are always selected). If I don’t reboot, Aurora doesn’t start. By the way: In Mac Preferences > Users and Groups > Login Items, Aurora disappears.
Sometimes, Aurora wakes the Mac, starts, but doesn't play music.
I tried to delete Preferences and all other files and re-install Aurora but nothing changed.
Thank you for help!
Paolo
MacBook 5,1, late 2008, OX 10.9
Dec 12, 2013
Version: 5.0.3
I have lots of problems with Aurora, since I got Mavericks: it works once or twice a week!
Status in Menubar sometimes disappears, apparently at random, and I need to reboot my Mac to see it again in the MenuBar (other procedures useless) (in the Preferences of Aurora “Enable Alarms when Aurora isn’t running” and “Show status in the menubar” are always selected). If I don’t reboot, Aurora doesn’t start. By the way: In Mac Preferences > Users and Groups > Login Items, Aurora disappears.
Sometimes, Aurora wakes the Mac, starts, but doesn't play music.
I tried to delete Preferences and all other files and re-install Aurora but nothing changed.
Thank you
Paolo
MacBook 5,1, late 2008, OX 10.9
