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You need a Airport Express, then you stream your system iTune songs to your Speakers or threater system. Also work with Printer.
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You need a Airport Express, then you stream your system iTune songs to your Speakers or threater system. Also work with Printer.

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Once you have your airport express set up and configured you will have an option to set up remote speakers in the preferences section of iTunes under devices, also at the bottom right hand corner of iTunes there will be a selection for your remote speakers. &nbsp;As long as you have a decent wireless network the playback is pretty good, if there is a lot of interference like if you live in apartments or multi unit building there can be intermittent playback issues while streaming
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Once you have your airport express set up and configured you will have an option to set up remote speakers in the preferences section of iTunes under devices, also at the bottom right hand corner of iTunes there will be a selection for your remote speakers.  As long as you have a decent wireless network the playback is pretty good, if there is a lot of interference like if you live in apartments or multi unit building there can be intermittent playback issues while streaming

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Hello,<br />
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I would like to know exactly how to set up iTunes to play on a home theater system? We are using AirPort.
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Hello,

I would like to know exactly how to set up iTunes to play on a home theater system? We are using AirPort.

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