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Scriptorium for Apple TV
An ambient reading room for the big screen.
Scriptorium on Apple TV turns the living-room screen into a reading room. A grid of channels — Hearth, Shadows, Wonder, Nursery, and Vespers — shows what is airing on each right now, over the cover of the book in progress. Pick one and it opens full-bleed: the cover fills the screen, gently animated for the books that have motion art, with a quiet card in the corner naming the channel, the chapter, the author, and where the text and narration came from. It is the same continuous broadcast as scriptorium.live and the iPhone app, computed from a shared schedule, so every screen is on the same second. There is no queue to manage and nothing to pick — you tune in, and it is already playing.
Features
- Five live channels — Hearth, Shadows, Wonder, Nursery, and Vespers, always airing
- Channel grid — each card shows the book on air right now, over its cover
- Full-bleed now playing — cover art fills the screen, with slow motion for the books that have it
- In sync with everyone — the same broadcast as scriptorium.live, iPhone, and CarPlay, to the second
- A quiet metadata card — channel, chapter, author, and the provenance of the text and the narration
- Play and pause from the Siri Remote; intermissions and off-air hours are stated plainly
- No account, no ads — public-domain classics, freely narrated
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