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Drive by wire.
If you're using one to connect to an audio system with AirPort Express (or directly), you've no doubt noticed one big problem: there's no built-in remote control!
If you're connecting to a stereo in the same room, or from the computer you're working at, that's one thing -- but then what's the point of AirPort Express?
If it's in a different room, though -- how can you really control it, without any compromises?
netTunes. The ultimate iTunes remote!
netTunes lets you control iTunes running on one Macintosh from another, using iTunes' native interface. You get the same main window, the same playlists, the same capabilities -- everything!
This is incredibly handy for users who are using iTunes to feed an audio system, either directly or with AirPort Express. You no longer have to walk over there to select your music, nor do you have to put up with a semi-functional "remote control" program to change or (even worse) find songs.
With netTunes, you simply connect to the server and take complete control of iTunes from the comfort of your current computer. It's that easy -- as easy as iTunes itself!
If you're using one to connect to an audio system with AirPort Express (or directly), you've no doubt noticed one big problem: there's no built-in remote control!
If you're connecting to a stereo in the same room, or from the computer you're working at, that's one thing -- but then what's the point of AirPort Express?
If it's in a different room, though -- how can you really control it, without any compromises?
netTunes. The ultimate iTunes remote!
netTunes lets you control iTunes running on one Macintosh from another, using iTunes' native interface. You get the same main window, the same playlists, the same capabilities -- everything!
This is incredibly handy for users who are using iTunes to feed an audio system, either directly or with AirPort Express. You no longer have to walk over there to select your music, nor do you have to put up with a semi-functional "remote control" program to change or (even worse) find songs.
With netTunes, you simply connect to the server and take complete control of iTunes from the comfort of your current computer. It's that easy -- as easy as iTunes itself!
What's new in this version:
- Now less purple than ever! Intel based servers no longer color their iTunes purple. Sorry, Prince!
- Universal - now Intel compatible. netTunes is now fully compatible with both Intel and Power PC based Macintoshes.
- Faster! Improved vectorization has made this version of netTunes faster on both Intel and Power PC Macs.
- iTunes fixes. Recent versions of iTunes changed the behavior of the minimize and restore apple events; netTunes has been adjusted to track and restore these states properly.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher
- iTunes 2.x or higher
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DO not download this product 
- Version: 2.3.1, 12/21/2006 07:07PM PST
(0 of 3 users found this comment useful)
bradmcdo
This is the worst shareware I have ever tried, if you do not purchase the software it will screw up your connection with Airport Express. Do not download unless you plan to buy. The default shuts off your connection every 30 minutes (so it says) it now turns off my connection every 5 minutes. I had to uninstall and then reboot (believe it or not) for my itunes to work again with my airport express.
Very angry at this developer.
Very angry at this developer.
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- No problems here
Very Handy - Version: 2.3.1, 10/7/2006 07:20AM PST
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Kevin212--2008
Ingenious little solution to controlling an iTunes on one computer via any other computer on the network. I've been using it for two years, and it really works well for me. My setup is an iMac that holds the music library, which I control, via airport, from my laptop across the room. I use it all the time, and it's been steady and reliable for me. Developer replies to inquires, including tips to configure the firewall settings to make it work (an issue that wasn't covered well in the documentation).
Read the FAQ on Shirtpocket's discussion page if you're using a firewall and get a spinning ball -- simple fix.
If you want to remotely control iTunes, this is the best I've seen. I've used a few programs on a Palm and a Windows Mobile cell phone and both were buggy and frustrating to install and use. After two days of using netTunes, its seamless, responds quickly and completely stable.
Good, the Squeezebox goes in the trash where it should have gone years ago.