If you own more than one HomePod, you can create a stereo pair that syncs with your Apple TV. This is more than just two HomePods playing the same music: You can split the left and right channels for a more immersive listening experience. Unfortunately, this only works with the original HomePod —the larger, more expensive model. You can't do it with the HomePod mini or any other AirPlay speakers. First, Specify Your Apple TV's Location The Apple TV (fourth generation and above) is a HomeKit hub, but it may not show up in your Home app until you specify which room you've placed it in. To do this, turn on the Apple TV and head to Settings > Airplay and HomeKit > Room. You should now see your Apple TV in the Home app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Next, Set up HomePods in the Home App If you haven't yet set up any HomePods, you should do that first and foremost. This involves unpacking the speakers, plugging them in, and moving your iPhone close enough to identify who you are. Each HomePod will try to update itself, so let the process complete. With your speakers set up and ready… Read full this story
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