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Aurora 4.0.13
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Wakes you and your Mac
Aurora wakes you and your Mac right on time, so you don’t need to leave your Mac running. You can even power it down over night. Sleep Timer
Fall asleep to some tunes, a DVD or a Quicktime movie. Aurora fades out the volume and display brightness and puts your Mac to sleep automatically. Bring your own playlists
Use your existing iTunes playlists to easily choose the music you want to listen to when waking up or falling asleep. Let Aurora wake you and your MacAurora is an application to wake you and your Mac. Wake up every morning to the sound of your favorite iTunes playlist instead of that annoying alarm clock. Try it, it’s free and easyThe best way to find out if Aurora suits your needs is to download the latest version and try the demonstration mode. Also, make sure you read the following to learn about all the amazing features. What can Aurora do for you? AlarmsSet up as many weekly or daily alarms as you need, select a playlist for each one and you’re good to go. SnoozeSnooze alarm playback and get a few more precious minutes of rest before the alarm goes off again. Alarm Time in DockAurora’s dock icon shows you tomorrow’s alarm time, even when Aurora is not running, so you can tell when your alarm will go off in a glance. Apple Remote SupportYour Mac is not within reach of your bed? No problem! Control alarm playback, volume and snooze using your Apple Remote. EyeTV SupportWake up to the morning’s news thanks to Aurora’s EyeTV support. Aurora can play both EyeTV TV and radio channels. InternationalAurora is available in 9 languages, including English, German, French, Japanese, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Russian and Chinese. Aurora is always reliableHave your alarms set up? Great. Now make sure to follow these three rules, as Aurora depends on your Mac to wake up properly and your speakers to be audible, else it cannot reliably play music and what good is an alarm clock if it’s not reliable? Don’t close the lidSome notebooks won’t be able to wake up if their lid is closed or if they aren’t connected to a power outlet. External speakersLeaving powered off speakers plugged in will turn your Mac completely silent. Auto-LoginIf you’d like to shut down your Mac over night instead of putting it to sleep, enable Auto-Login for your account. System Requirements: Mac OSX 10.5 or later. |
