Swipe over to any games you’ve uploaded and click it to start. Click the Stop button on your Apple TV and you’ll be taken back to the Provenance games screen. Older games like those on the NES or SNES will transfer quickly. Choose the ROMs from your Mac and then hit Open in the file dialog box. Click on the little folder to the left of the /roms folder and then click on the Upload button. Navigate to the address shown in your Import screen on your Mac via your favorite web browser. The Provenance web server lets you move ROMs to Apple TV. Fix any code signing issues during or after the build process, too. You might have to enable Developer Mode on your Mac click through any dialogs here. Once selected, click on the Play button (which will build the app for you). Choose ProvenanceTV-Release and then your Apple TV device. You’ll see another folder labeled “ProvenanceTV.” Click on it and then click on the Scheme button (in the top part of the window, just to the right of the Play/Stop buttons. In the left pane, click on the little triangle to the left of the top level Provenance item. The scheme menu gets you connected to your Apple TV.

You might get an error message or two here – click on Fix It until they stop. Select your developer ID from the Team menu in the Identity section, as well. Change the Bundle Identifier to something different than what’s in there (I just replaced the bit between com and Provenance with my name, so it reads ). Next, click on the Provenance in the left-hand pane.

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