When Airfoil for Mac is sending audio out from supported sources, an enhanced experience will be offered to the output device. Output such as Airfoil Speakers, the Apple TV, and many third-party AirPlay devices will show enhanced metadata including track titles and album artwork. They'll also be able to remotely control audio playback in the source application.

In the screenshot above, for instance, Airfoil Speakers is receiving audio from Spotify, via Airfoil. Album art and track titles are being shown, and remote control buttons are available to control playback.
Currently, the following Mac OS X applications provide an enhanced experience with Airfoil:
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| iTunes | MOG | Muse | Muse Controller | Musicality |
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| Streambox | Pulsar | QuickTime Player | Radium | Rdio |
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| RealPlayer | Sonora | Spotify | VLC |
Windows Applications Offering an Enhanced Experience
An enhanced experience with some applications is also possible with Airfoil for Windows. For details on supported Windows applications,see the Supported Apps for an Enhanced Experience With Airfoil for Windows page.
Supporting Additional Apps
If you've got a favorite audio application you'd like to see work with Airfoil Speakers, let us know!
If you're a developer who makes an audio application, you can integrate with Airfoil and Airfoil Speakers as well. Start with this blog post, and send us an email.