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Question: AiDoes the Airplay on the Yamaha alow for the streaming of video?
Document: I've used Yamaha Receivers and components for 30+ years and every one has been flawless after several years of heavy use. This receiver is a great upgrade to the 21st Century -- convergence of traditional audio/video sources with the newest streaming technologies.I won't go into all the features;  you can read about those. I'll talk about my use and how well it works.
I might point out too, that wireless connections that are capable of streaming HD video are only just coming to the market. I managed to access my playlists by using a handy USB that you can connect a smartphone or ipod to. The odd thing about the DLNA feature, there's no shuffle. I got around this with the app, just thought it was weird that after all the engineering there's no shuffle feature. Anyway, run a hard wire.
Using ARC smart technology, I can now control all units with one remote control. If I turn on my TV, the receiver powers up, changes to the correct TV input and the TV's internal speakers turn off. Network integration means I can now stream audio/video sources in a multitude of ways and formats through this Receiver. It now also fully integrates with Spotify streaming service so I can connect to Spotify through my iPhone/iPad and stream at 360K per/second using my iPhone as a controlling device.
And since I always have my phone in my pocket anyway, I never have to search for the darn remote. Bonus! It also has a nice interface into Pandora through the remote app, so you can streaming music through your home system is a breeze. And for your iTunes music, Airplay makes that extremely simple as well.
But I would have never suspected that spending $200 more on a receiver would bring with it so many benefits in sound!The only cons I could think of were that the setup was frustrating, and the remote is mind-bogglingly complicated. Good thing I'm using a Logitech Harmony remote.As a final note, this receiver is decently future-proofed. It can pass through 4K signals, and mine came with a Wifi adapter, so it has Airplay (very useful for lossless music streaming!)
Silly really, when I actually bothered to run a network line up to the living room for smooth streaming. And while the receiver will can access playlists from WindowsMediaPlayer it's currently not possible to export iTunes playlists to WMP without loosing resolution. I am certainly not going to rip 100's of CD's again just to use WMP with the Yamaha. Just gonna get another Ipod and leave it connected.
The unit also comes with an external microphone that can be used for automatic calibration, but I won't be trying this until I upgrade some of the gear that this is connected to. Yamaha includes 4 dedicated 'scene' buttons, which are cool. Each one can be configured with a specific setup for different types of configurations based on use: input, DSP settings, decoders used, video settings, amplifier settings, and output.
Yamaha  The Best for mid-level and high-end AVThe biggest factor was not the Airplay but the Network!I have approx. over 1200 songs on my HP 495 Media Server (and 200 DVD Movies)And I can stream them to this NO PROBLEMNO more cd changers! No more iPod hook up (but it can do that) No more DVD PlayersMemory stick?
I hate it when product descriptions use careful wording which can easily be misleading. In order to use airplay you must buy an optional attachment which is a bit pricey. Out of the box it cannot do Airplay, although an argument can be made that it "supports" Airplay. Other than that, it's all good. The usual Yamaha features, tweaked and updated for 2013.
Almost every other entertainment device I've bought in the last few years has WiFi built-in. This limitation was easy to overcome. I ordered the TP-LINK TL-WR702N Wireless N150 Travel Router through Amazon and setup took a few minutes through my PC to make it act as a client and I've been able to use airplay ever since. It's also much cheaper than the Yamaha adapter.
Answer: Thanks for your question. The receiver passes Airplay audio only. This is a fantastic sounding receiver. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Yamaha dealer.