[iTunes] Airport Express ... Is maddening

[Jon Wever]

Is iTunes set to 'look for remote speakers'? (iTunes Preferences->Audio)
I assume that the 'enable AirTunes on this base station' option was 
checked during initial setup of the base station? You can confirm this 
using the Airport Admin Utility (select the appropriate base station 
and view the current settings in the Music tab).
If this is all in order, then I guess there might be a problem with the 
hardware involved.
Network access and AirTunes music can operate simultaneously on the 
same base station - I have an Airport Express that functions as both a 
network point for an EyeHome media device and AirTunes point for a 
Yamaha receiver. The AirTunes capability is just an 'as well as' 
feature of the APEX base station.
Cheers


On 03/01/2005, at 1:28 AM, Russell wrote:

> (Mac  OS X 10.3.6)
>
>  Can someone explain to me the correct way to add an Airport Express 
> station for Airtunes? I seem to have to add mine over and over again, 
> manually reset the unit 3-4 times, and on bad days go without because 
> neither of my PowerBooks (Al 15, Pismo) can see it.
>
>  I connect to the net through my neighbor’s wireless network (with his 
> permission ;), but shouldn’t the two be mutually exclusive?    
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