Help with playing your videos and music on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV, and sending them to Apple TV.
Have a question, found a problem, or have an idea? Email and you'll get a reply, usually within two business days.
Email SupportIf it's about playback, include your device, its software version, and the file's format.
Tap + to play a file straight from the Files app, or add it to your library to keep it on your device. You can also use “Open in Marquee” from Files or the share sheet.
Click Add to Library or Play File in the toolbar, drag files into the window, or choose Open With › Marquee in the Finder.
Open Marquee on your Apple TV, then send files from Marquee on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. They appear in the Apple TV library, ready to play.
MP4, MOV, M4V, MKV, M4A, MP3, FLAC, WAV, and the other formats your device supports. MKV files with HEVC, H.264, or AV1 video, Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, or AAC audio, and text subtitles play with the built-in MKV support. If a track shows “Not supported”, its video or audio format isn't available on that device.
Marquee Pro unlocks surround sound in 5.1 and 7.1 through Apple TV, multichannel audio, and Spatial Audio on iPhone, iPad, and AirPods. Without it, every supported format still plays, in stereo. One subscription covers all your devices signed in with the same Apple Account.
Open the App Store, tap or click your account picture, choose Redeem Gift Card or Code, and enter the code. You can also open the redemption link you were given. Marquee Pro turns on automatically the next time you open Marquee.
On iPhone and iPad, your library appears in the Files app under On My iPhone (or On My iPad) › Marquee. On Mac, choose Show in Finder from a file's menu. On Apple TV, files are kept in Marquee's storage, which tvOS may clear when the device runs low on space, so keep your originals elsewhere.
No. Files stay on your devices and travel only over your local network when you send them to Apple TV. See the Privacy Policy.