As you know AirPlay lets you take music from your iPhone or iPad to any device that supports this feature, such as Apple TV and wireless. Now that we have among us Apple Music, you must know that you can also use this feature by the streaming music service from Apple, even during playback curos. We tell you everything you need to know to use AirPlay with Apple Music in two simple tutorials, join us.

In the Apple Media event, it has been confirmed that iOS 4.3 will be available for public by March 11. It'll bring the Nitro Javascript engine from Safari on OS X, iTunes Home Sharing which'll let you play content over Wi-Fi, and new AirPlay features (App Store apps can use Airplay now).

We've been chronicling the fast evolution of AirPlay media players that allow owners of iOS 4.2 devices to stream media to their Macs and Linux machines. Now, from developer Apostolos Georgiadis comes word of AirMedia Player for Windows.

The Unicorn has landed! Rainbows! Starshine! Skittle poo! It's like Christmas in...um...December! So why this exuberance and excitement? My Apple TV is right now, this very second, even as we speak, playing back a DVD of Finding Nemo. It's seriously awesome.

And it's not even all that hard to do if you're a bit of a do-it-yourself-hacker. Although, seriously, if the command line frightens and intimidates you, it's time to move on to the next Greenpois0n post.

Although I knew that the AirFlick video tool I posted about earlier today could theoretically pass transcoded video streams to Apple TV for playback, my initial attempts with VideoLAN Client transcoding more or less went nowhere. Then, Greenpois0n reader BC reposted a comment earlier this evening that he originally left on the MacRumors forums.

We've heard several reports of people having various problems trying to stream movies and music to their AppleTV via AirPlay using Time Capsules and AirPort Base Stations. Hopefully for those experiencing problems, your solution is just a download away. Apple has just released AirPort Base Station and Time Capsule Firmware Update 7.5.2. The update "fixes some issues with AirPlay streaming." Additionally it provides:

Thanks to the excellent Erica Sadun, you can now quite easily set up your Mac to receive AirPlay streaming from an iOS device. She goes into the how and why behind her utility, dubbed AirPlayer, over at TUAW, but we’ve got the quick-and-dirty on how to get it up and running right now on your favorite Apple computer.

A new Cydia tweak has been released today that allows your iOS device to stream recorded video from your photos or camera roll to your Apple TV! This tweak, called Air Home Video, is a standalone app that allows the user to stream any recorded video from the app.

An iPhone developer named Zone-MR created a hack which enables enable video streaming from your iPhone / iPad / iPod touch to Apple TV 2G using any third party apps, such as Safari.

Surely you remember that during the Apple event, as well as the small preview of the new iOS 4.2  and Steve told us about the function of AirPlay which allowing us to play streaming audio and video on compatible devices directly from our iPhone, iPod and iPad .

This is a new home that will allow you to play audio streams from any device, using its new technology from Apple. The operation will be really very simple. Just start playback on the iPhone then send the track to AirPlay, certainly more powerful , this accessory. It works wirelessly , without fetching and buffering times.

The accessory is equipped with an integrated rechargeable battery and will be available for sale by December.

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