You can now enjoy nine new Apple TV screen savers bringing breathtaking aerial views of Scotland’s and Iceland’s remarkable landscapes.

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Apple launches nine new Apple TV screen savers

There are now nine new Aerial screen savers available for all Apple TV HD and Apple TV 4K owners to use. Just like the current screen savers, the newly added ones offer a bird’s eye view of various landscapes around the world. These include three featuring the coast of Scotland’s Isle of Skye and six with views of Iceland’s landscapes,MacRumorsreports.

No software update is necessary to start using these new Aerials.

A still from the Aerials screen saver on Apple TV showing Scotland’s coastal landscapes

How to manage your Apple TV screen savers

To change your Apple TV screen saver, choose the screen saver theme, select how often these aerial videos are downloaded and more, use tvOS Settings.

You can show a location while the Aerial screen saver is playing by tapping the touch surface of your Siri remote. To switch between Aerial locations while the screen saver is playing, simply swipe left or right on the touch surface.

Apple TV automatically downloads new Aerials as they become available, depending on available free storage. To adjust how often new Aerials are downloaded, go toSettings → General → Screen Saverand selectDownload New Videoto change your settings.

How to get Apple TV screen savers on your Mac

macOS does not support tvOS screen savers. But with a little help from John Coates’ free Aerial Companion app, you can enjoy those very same screen savers on your Mac.

After downloading and double-clicking the Aerial.saver file to install the screen saver, you can openSystem Preferences → Desktop & Screen Saver. From there, select the new Aerial screen saver to adjust the various options to your liking.

For example, you’re able to choose the location and time of day for each Aerial, as well as select which Aerials will be downloaded in advance.

Download Aerial Companion fromCoates’ GitHub page.

Exploring stunning landscapes of Scotland and Iceland

Scotland, a UK constituent country covering the northern third of the island of Great Britain, offers diverse landscapes along with a fragmented coastline. The country is known for its rolling lowlands, impressive mountains and glens, fertile straths and forests.

Iceland, a Nordic island nation, is also known for its breathtaking volcanoes, geysers, hot springs and lava fields. The dramatic Icelandic landscape is made up of mountain peaks, cliffs, valleys and plateaus, with lakes and glaciers covering nearly fifteen percent of the 367,000 people country. Read:How to customize Apple TV screen saver settings