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Aurora is an alarm clock for your Mac that lets you wake up to your favorite iTunes playlist or any TV or radio channel from EyeTV. Other features include a Sleep Timer, Apple Remote support and the ability to wake your Mac from sleep or from a powered-off state. Aurora is available in English, German, French and Italian.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
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A disappointing release 
- Version: 4.0.8, 3/2/2008 01:36PM PST
(1 of 1 users found this comment useful)
paulmbullock_dotmac
A disappointing release - Version: 4.0.8, 3/2/2008 01:36PM PST
paulmbullock_dotmac
I used to use Aurora as my default alarm clock, but everything I liked about it then is now missing.
I don't take my Mac to bed with me so it was great to be able set the alarm and for AirTunes to direct the music to the speakers by my bed. In this release you can no longer do that. All output comes out of the Mac no matter what set of external speakers I use. So it seems that Aurora is bypassing AirTunes.
The other backward step is that Aurora seems to no longer pick up the playlists on your iPod if it's connected to iTunes. I manually manage my music so invariably my most important music is on the iPod because I listen to that more than iTunes.
So now the search is on for some better software. Bad move on the part of the developers.
I don't take my Mac to bed with me so it was great to be able set the alarm and for AirTunes to direct the music to the speakers by my bed. In this release you can no longer do that. All output comes out of the Mac no matter what set of external speakers I use. So it seems that Aurora is bypassing AirTunes.
The other backward step is that Aurora seems to no longer pick up the playlists on your iPod if it's connected to iTunes. I manually manage my music so invariably my most important music is on the iPod because I listen to that more than iTunes.
So now the search is on for some better software. Bad move on the part of the developers.
Why pay? - Version: 4.0, 2/5/2008 12:00AM PST
(1 of 4 users found this comment useful)
roro01 (Rosanne Cashriel)
Alarm Clock is the best alarm clock application and it is free. The only problem - it is not compatible with Leopard, yet.
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I don't take my Mac to bed with me so it was great to be able set the alarm and for AirTunes to direct the music to the speakers by my bed. In this release you can no longer do that. All output comes out of the Mac no matter what set of external speakers I use. So it seems that Aurora is bypassing AirTunes.
The other backward step is that Aurora seems to no longer pick up the playlists on your iPod if it's connected to iTunes. I manually manage my music so invariably my most important music is on the iPod because I listen to that more than iTunes.
So now the search is on for some better software. Bad move on the part of the developers.