By accepting the request, the session is established. If the connection request is valid, the Accept Window will show up on the remote device.
Enter the ID/Alias in the Address-label on the remote device and request a session.
The connecting user then needs to type the ID/Alias from Step 1 into the “Remote Desk” field. The remote user provides their AnyDesk-ID or Alias found in the “This Desk” (pre-AnyDesk 7) or "Your Address" (AnyDesk 7+) field. Then turn on home sharing on the Win7 iTunes and leave iTunes open.Administrator Privileges and Elevation (UAC)ĪnyDesk for Linux / Raspberry Pi / FreeBSDĪ connection request to a remote client can be sent by entering the AnyDesk-ID or Alias of the remote client in the “Remote Desk” field on the local AnyDesk window.Īlternatively, one can also be sent by clicking the client tiles found in Discovery, Favorites, Recent Sessions, as well as the Address Book.Īfter a request has been made, the user on the local client must enter the unattended access password to connect if it has been set up on the remote device, or the user on the remote client must manually accept the connection request to start the session. Then authorize all computers (up to 5) to play purchased media in iTunes. Map the iTunes folder to the 2TB location. Each of your locations (aTV, iMac, etc) should see the shared library and be able to play itĬopy the iTunes folder and all of the media files from the iMac to the 2TB drive. Then turn on home sharing on the Win7 iTunes and leave iTunes open. Select Subfolders From the Add to Library window, drill up or down to your iTunes Media folder and. Map the iTunes folder to the 2TB location. Open the File menu in iTunes and click Add Folder to Library (Windows) or Add to Library (Mac). I ran into issues when trying to keep everything wireless with 3 ATVs and 3 APexpress's, but it went away when connecting directly to the Dell through ethernet and everything else connected wirelessly.Ĭopy the iTunes folder and all of the media files from the iMac to the 2TB drive. You may have faster streaming if it is connected directly to the Win7, but then you will have to share it to access from the other computers.Įither way connect the Win7 by ethernet cable rather than wireless so that it is not clogging up the wireless to transmit/stream. I have good results with the drive connected to the AE and can easily access it from all computers on my home network. 
Well, you can connect the 2TB drive to either the AE or the Win7. I only use the TC for backup of 1 of the MBP's. I also have two MBPros connected wirelessly to the TC and a 320GB NAS. I use multiple iPhones (3Gs and 4) and iPad 1 to control the Dell iTunes library when streaming music. Movies typically start playing on the ATV2's after about 10 seconds and are usually fully loaded in about 10 minutes (typical file size is 1-2GB). Each of the ATV2s can access the shared iTunes library with no issues. I can stream video to any of the ATV2's with no issues. I can stream music to all 5 devices without any fading or delays. I use the Dell as my iTunes Server and have it mapped to the iTunes library on the 3TB Harddrive. I have the Dell Computer connected by ethernet cable to the TCĮach of the ATV2's and AE's are connected wirelessly to the TC I have the 3TB Harddrive connected to the TC I have the TC connected to the cable modem Here is my set-up that works very well and is stable:ģ ATV2 (each to seperate Home theater receiver)Ģ Airport Express (each to seperate receiver)ġ 3TB Seagate USB 2.0 (only store iTunes media on it)
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