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How to Watch Your Ballet Arizona Digital Performance Watch on Your Computer, Tablet Or Mobile: Watch on Your TV TV Viewing How-T

How to watch your Ballet Arizona Digital Performance Watch on your Computer, Tablet or Mobile: To watch on your computer, tablet or mobile, simply open the Know Before You Go email from Ballet Arizona and click on the “Click here to watch [Performance Name]” button. You will be taken to your internet browser and will be prompted to enter the video password you received in your email. That’s it! You can play directly from there without having to have the Vimeo app or a Vimeo account. If you have Apple AirPlay, you can also AirPlay videos from the Safari browser on macOS, iOS, and iPadOS. To do so, tap the AirPlay icon in the Vimeo Player and select your preferred device. Watch on your TV There are lots of ways to watch Vimeo videos on devices other than your computer — to start, native Vimeo apps are available for these popular app platforms and devices: Apple TV (4th generation and 5th generation/4K models running tvOS) Search for “Vimeo” in the App Store Android TV devices (such as NVidia Shield TV, Sony TVs, Xiaomi Mi Box) Search for “Vimeo” in the Google Play Store Amazon Fire TV devices Search for “Vimeo” on the Amazon Fire TV device, or visit the app listing here. Chromecast Cast from the Vimeo Android or iOS mobile apps, learn more here. TV Viewing How-To: STEP 1 • Set up a basic (free) account at https://vimeo.com/upgrade. • The link to a basic account is listed right below the “Choose a Plan” header. STEP 2 • On your computer or laptop, log in to your Vimeo account. • In your email program, open the email message that has the Vimeo link to your private video. • Open the video, enter the password. • On the top right corner of the video, click the Clock Icon to “Add To Watch Later” list. • You only need to do this step once per video. • This step can only be done once the video is available. STEP 3 • On your Smart TV or Apple TV or other streaming device, load up your Vimeo App. • Sign into your free account. • Access your private videos from the Watch Later list. • Youll' still need to enter the password for each video. How to Cast to your TV with Chromecast: 1. Make sure your phone and your Chromecast are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. 2. Open your Vimeo app and load your video. 3. When you start playing a video, tap the "Cast" bu4on that appears in the lower right side of the video controls. 4. Choose the Chromecast device from the opKons that appear. 5. Once connected, your device screen will noKfy you that the video is now playing on your primary cast screen. .

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