Aerial is a Windows screen saver that mimics the Apple TV screen saver that displays the videos Apple shot over New York, San Francisco, Hawaii, China, etc. as well as from the ISS and various underwater locations.
Aerial is inspired by Mac Aerial Screen Saver and Aerial for Windows.
Complete list of available videos.
Mac user? Try JohnCoates/Aerial. Linux user? Try graysky2/xscreensaver-aerial.
Aerial is open source so feel free to contribute.
🚧 This project is still in beta. It might not always work or behave as expected. 🚧
Download the latest release from here. Follow the instructions to install Aerial.
Aerial lets you cycle through randomly selected Apple TV videos. You can choose which videos you want to see based on their type (Aerial, Space, Underwater) and display text, time or the location of each video. Aerial also tries to sync the videos you see based on the time of the day. You can also include your own videos to the screensaver! Full list of Features & To-Do items
Check out our guide to contributing. It includes information on how to set up Aerial, launch flags, and other developer information.
This is a Node.JS/Electron based implementation of Mac Aerial Screen Saver for Windows. I was using cDima's Aerial for Windows on my computer but wished it had more of the features found in the MacOS version, as well as being less buggy and having better 4K support. Not knowing much about C# and with the project seemingly dead I researched Windows screensavers and found I could make a screen saver with Node.JS and Electron – both of which I am very familiar with. Hopefully I’ll be able build on this implementation and it get it to near where the MacOS version is.