It's also how other computers on the network show up in finder, pretty much anything that has to discover another device on a network will use this.Īpple has a thing called "sleep proxy" which will allow a device to go to sleep, but it will hand off the broadcasts to another device. including the router and all apple devices.įor things to show up in the airplay menu, they use a network protocol called mDNS, basically every so often a device will send a packet saying "I can do _ and my IP address is _"
Try rebooting everything on your network. If it's showing up on your network, something on your network is broadcasting it. If that doesn't sound like a possibility. So it's not really your old AppleTV, just your neighbors that's named the same. and then use that wifi connection to do the actual airplay. If you're in an apartment, it's possible it's from your neighbors, in the past few years apple has started broadcasting airplay over bluetooth, if you try to airplay to it, using bluetooth the aTV and your device will negotiate the details of a wifi connection. Click to expand.no, airplay doesn't reference that list at ALL
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