Right after I bought and set up my brand new Apple TV, I realized that it didn’t automatically go to sleep as quickly as I would have liked. Putting your Apple TV to sleep faster means you can save on your energy bills. At the same time, if you want to continue running, you are free to prolong the running state of the device. Changing the amount of time it takes for your Apple TV to go to sleep is easy.
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Likewise, while the new aerial motion screensavers are great, you may find that they take too long for them to appear on screen, or may not appear fast enough. Like the sleep mode setting, your screensaver preferences are also easy to change.
How to adjust sleep settings
To adjust how long Apple TV goes to sleep after inactivity, go to the Home screen and click the button Setting application. Select overview when the application opens.
From here, swipe down Sleep after and click it. A menu overlay will appear with your sleep time options: after 15 minutes of inactivity, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 5 hours, or 10 hours. You can also select Never if you never want the Apple TV to go to sleep on its own, although this is not recommended.
Tip: If you want to put your Apple TV to sleep alone, press and hold the . button Home page button on your Siri remote and select Sleep on the screen. On the other hand, if you notice your Apple TV goes to sleep and sleeps strangely, you may need to troubleshoot and enter recovery mode.
How to adjust screensaver settings
To change your Apple TV screensaver and how long it takes for it to appear after inactivity, first click Setting app on the Home screen and select overview once again.
This time, swipe down to Screen protector. Here you have a few more options to play around with. You can choose the type of screensaver you want to display. Your choices are aerial (enabled by default and animated), some Apple photos, your own photos from iCloud Photo Library, or photos via Home Sharing.
In the Screensaver menu you can also specify whether you want to automatically download new aerial videos daily, weekly or monthly and if you want the screensaver to show during music playback .
Finally, as with Sleep after to set sleep mode, click start later to choose when you want the screensaver to turn on: after 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes or 30 minutes. Again, you can also choose Never.
Apple’s new aerial screensaver is a great way to liven up your living room when you’re not actively using the new Apple TV.
farewell thoughts
Personally, I found that the default Start After setting meant that the screensaver took too long to appear, so I shortened it to just 5 minutes. I also thought the Apple TV took too long to sleep, so I called it down as well. As always, since the settings are available to you, customize them to your liking.
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