In the last few months, various rumors appeared on the Internet indicating that Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), is preparing to release a new version of Apple TV for its users, but this is delayed. According to some details that appeared during yesterday evening, it seems that Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), getting ready to launch Apple TV 4 only during the next year, a multitude of obstacles being put to him for the launch of this product.
That's Apple perception, to be sure. On the content side, cable executives and TV programmers say Apple has bit off more than it can chew and deny they're the holdup. They say Apple needs permission from multiple types of rights holders to create the service it wants to offer.
The company's big problem Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), are the major US cable TV operators, with Apple trying to implement new ways to access content through Apple TV, but needing their consent to do so. Making agreements with these companies is proving to be a difficult mission, as the company from Cupertino needs the approval of a large number of content producers to implement its plans.
Apple TV 4 is going to offer new options for viewing multimedia content, is going to offer the possibility to use new types of applications, everything being scheduled for release together with iOS 8.1.
