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	Apple - AirPort Express - AirTunes
		AirPort Express with AirTunes redefines the way you listen to your music at home.
		If you already have a wireless network in place, you can use AirTunes to add music to its capabilities.
		Equipped with your Powerbook and AirPort Express with AirTunes, maybe you’re about to embark upon a new career.
	www.apple.com /airportexpress/airtunes.html (876 words)

	Apple introduces AirPort Express, AirTunes \| MacMinute News
		AirTunes works "seamlessly" with iTunes to let users easily create a wireless music network in their home.
		AirTunes music is encoded to protect it from theft and uses Apple's lossless compression technology.
		AirTunes requires the next version of iTunes (iTunes 4.6), which is expected to be available later this week as a free download.
	macminute.com /2004/06/07/airportexpress (293 words)

	Mac Blog - Apple Macintosh Computers in Business & Home » AirTunes
		At this point, you are either finished with, or well on your way to having all of your media ripped into Quicktime format, and assembled into a massive iTunes Library.
		Since you have no doubt heard by now that the tv has been delayed, I thought this would be an excellent time to share some tips that will make your impending digital home theatre experience all the more sweet.
		I found out, along with solving other mysteries of iTunes, AirTunes, the Airport Express and its imitators, through visits to a local Apple Store and some good old-fashioned gumshoing, er, I mean Googling.
	www.macwork.com /category/airtunes (774 words)

	Jim Heid's Mac iLife 05 Site: iTunes, iPod, iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, GarageBand
		Apple calls it AirTunes, and at first glance, it looks like a versatile way to get your music from here to there.
		The AirTunes signal is encyrpted for just one specific base station, so you can't "beam" your music to multiple base stations.
		The spectrum used by Wi-Fi devices is a crowded neighborhood, and AirTunes may be prone to interference from everything from microwave ovens to cordless phones.
	www.macilife.com /2004/06/listen-to-airtunes-searching-for-way.html (716 words)

	Apple Starts Shipping AirPort Express - Computing News - Designtechnica
		AirPort Express also features both analog and digital audio outputs that can be connected to a home stereo, and together with AirTunes music networking software gives users a simple and inexpensive way to wirelessly stream music from iTunes on their Mac or PC to any room in the house.
		AirTunes music is encoded to protect it from theft while streaming across the wireless music network and uses Apple’s lossless compression technology to ensure no loss of sound quality.
		AirTunes requires iTunes 4.6, which is available as a free download.
	news.designtechnica.com /article4686.html (512 words)

	Apple Offers Mobile AirPort Express, Fills In Music Serving Gap With AirTunes \|\| The Mac Observer
		Airport Express also features analog and digital audio outputs that can be connected to a stereo and AirTunes music networking software which works seamlessly with iTunes, giving users a simple and inexpensive way to wirelessly stream iTunes music on their Mac or PC to any room in the house.
		AirTunes is Apple's breakthrough music networking technology which works seamlessly with iTunes running on either Macs or PCs to let users easily create a wireless music network in their home.
		AirTunes music is encoded to protect it from theft while streaming across the wireless music network and uses Apple's lossless compression technology to insure no loss of sound quality.
	www.macobserver.com /article/2004/06/07.9.shtml (4646 words)

	Nazin: AirTunes Concerns Answered (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		I feel that Apple's AirPort Express with AirTunes is one of the coolest things since sliced bread, despite the fact that I don't even own one yet; over time I could see myself eventually owning numerous AirPort Expresses serving multiple purposes.
		The reason AirTunes only needs the one receiving component is because it is receiving data transmitted by an existing computer on an existing wireless network.
		The fact that it is only sending my music to the stereo amp and not the other computer sounds is also wonderful as I was concerned that maybe it would be just like another computer speaker system, but it's not.
	www.nazin.com /2004/08/airtunes-concerns-answered.htm (1307 words)

	Forums \| Does anyone really use Airtunes?
		Airtunes is one of the most underrated Apple tech to come out.
		Nathan - 12 October 2005 06:30 PM Airtunes is one of the most underrated Apple tech to come out.
		Airtunes is a great feature, and for me, the most important feature.
	www.applematters.com /index.php/forums/viewthread/548 (489 words)

	TiVo Community - Apple introduces AirPort Express, AirTunes
		AirPort Express features a single piece ultra-compact design weighing 6.7 ounces, and will be available to Mac and PC users in July for US$129.
		Apple describes AirTunes as its "breakthrough" music networking technology, which it says works seamlessly with iTunes running on either Macs or PCs to let users easily create a wireless music network in their home.
		AirTunes music is encoded to protect it from theft while streaming across the wireless music network using Apple's lossless compression technology.
	www.tivocommunity.com /tivo-vb/printthread.php?t=178884 (1052 words)

	Airport Express and AirTunes in Windows XP.. - Mac Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		THis will allow you to connect to the AE with airtunes and be able to use the same conncetion for internet.
		Location: The soggy part of the Pacific NW Actually while you can't extend a non-Apple wireless network with the Airport Express, you should be able to use it as a client to join most any wireless network.
		It is s weird that there is a great problem between my Surecom router and AE but on the other hand, when I plug the Airport Express and if my powerbook is in range, then I even don't need a router to communicate with it, it just works fine with just a powerbook...
	www.chaosmint.com /forums/showthread.php?t=97900 (781 words)

	Apple introduces AirPort Express & AirTunes \| MacMegasite (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The multi-purpose AirPort Express Base Station is about the size of a PowerBook or iPod AC Adapter and includes an Ethernet WAN port, USB port for printer sharing, and an audio mini-jack.
		AirPort Express can act as a traditional base station by sharing a DSL or Cable Modem connection on the WAN port, can extend the range of an existing AirPort Extreme network as a wireless bridge, or can connect to a stereo to wireless stream tunes from any Mac.
		The bundled AirTunes software adds a feature to iTunes which allows it to select a stereo-connected AirPort Express station to receive streamed audio.
	www.macmegasite.com /node/1467?PHPSESSID=7b5aa6306002bee971729bb5245a1166 (229 words)

	MacAddict Forums / AirTunes
		My only complaint with the Airport Express is that it when our home phone rings (its a high power cordlesscordless), it tends to make the airport signal drop completley to all computers using it, as the signals seem to clash with each other.
		I just bought an airport express to stream airtunes to my stereo and have had nothing but problems.
		Basically, you need to make sure Airtunes 4.1 is installed and do NOT set up WDS to extend your coverage.
	www.macaddict.com /forums/post/797879 (607 words)

	Apple Airtunes help : General : General discussions @ Esato (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		However, i have just purchased airtunes to steram music into another room, and to cut a very long story short, my router is interfering with my airtunes.
		The airtunes adapter can also work as a router, if i plug a modem into it, but the problem is, all the modems i can see (ADSL modems) have to be plugged into a mac/pc via USB in order to work.
		So, i need a modem, which i can plug into my airtunes, which does not need to be plugged into a mac/pc for it to work (and then the macs can wirlessly find the modem as it is connected to airtunes).....am i making sense?!?!
	www.esato.com /board/viewtopic.php?topic=78597&r=a (1034 words)

	[AirTunes without Internet Connection] - iPodlounge Forums Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		I just an AE with AirTunes for Christmas and I want to know if it's possible to set up the AirTunes feature without trying to share an internet connection.
		It seems that there must be an internet connection for airtunes to work.
		I was able to set up a wireless network, but my laptop has to be connected to the internet to do so, when I unplug the phone cord, airtunes stops working.
	forums.ipodlounge.com /archive/topic/show/65025 (408 words)

	AppleNova Forums - Apple Airtunes Questions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		i was wondering what this airtunes thing is. i read apple's explaination of it over and over for the past 20 minutes and don't understand what they're saying.
		AirTunes is a feature of iTunes with the AirPort Express.
		Secondly, Apple a couple years ago adopted the name suffixes "Extreme" and "Express" to indicate an improved version and a neutered version of a given product, respectively.
	forums.applenova.com /showthread.php?t=2096 (1071 words)

	ryanschwartz.net » AirTunes, AirPort Express, and the WRT54G (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Once this all is done and your AirPort Express comes up, you should see a pretty blue light on the side (front) of it, indicating that your WDS connection is up and purring and you can now hook up your speakers, fire up iTunes, and rock the house.
		I have noticed some latency when I move around and switch between the APs, but my house is only about 1000 square feet, and the WAP54G covers almost the entire thing, so I think it drowns out the AX a bit and the network isn’t always sure which AP to choose.
		The airtunes streaming works very well though, as long as I have at least 3 bars of antenna, and it works from either AP.
	ryanschwartz.net /2004/08/05/airtunes-airport-express-and-the-wrt54g (3782 words)

	Morgan McLintic on PR: AirTunes - unseen on WiFi network
		I was recently given an AirPort Express with AirTunes wireless base station, which is supposed to connect iTunes to remote speakers over a wireless network.
		I can set up the AirTunes base station as a standalone wireless router, connect to it using my Powerbook and stream songs or podcasts to my remote speakers just fine, so I know the connections are all solid.
		Strikes me that quite a few people would want to connect AirTunes to their existing wireless network (and in fact the set-up wizard walks you through it) but for some reason iTunes can't see it on the network.
	www.morganmclintic.com /pr/2005/08/airtunes_unseen.html (624 words)

	macosxhints.com - Fix broken AirTunes in iTunes 7
		Hence, with iTunes 7.0 you must enable it to use AirTunes but may experience intermittent streaming issues when using it.
		In my case, AirTunes was broken and "Configure IPv6" already was set to "Automatically." But toggling it by choosing "Off," "Apply Changes," then "Automatically" again fixed it.
		When i wake my mac (iMac G5 w/ iSight) the remote speaker option in airtunes is grayed out and in italics, and the remote speaks no longer work...
	www.macosxhints.com /article.php?story=20060913033735368 (597 words)

	MacFixIt - AirPort audio dropouts with AirTunes when using 802.11b cards; screeching
		A number of readers have recently begun reporting an issue where an AirTunes audio stream drops out when running an Airport Extreme base station in mixed 802.11b/g mode and streaming music from a Mac running an 802.11b Airport card (not and AirPort Extreme card).
		One user writes "All the older Airport-based Macs suffer sporadic drop-offs with Airtunes, whether at 'b only' or 'b/g compatible' settings for the base and express stations [...] On the other hand, the newer Airport-Extreme-carded Macs stream flawlessly at either 'b' or 'b/g' settings, even for music shared from the older Macs.
		Another thing that really bothers me is that when the Express is idle (connected to my home stereo through an analog connection) I can hear pretty loud "clicks" every 15 to 40 seconds or so.
	www.macfixit.com /article.php?story=20040803083904758 (1212 words)

	90% Crud: AirTunes
		It can be used as a regular base stationThe most unique feature is AirTunes, wherein you can stream...
		It can be used as a regular base stationThe most unique feature is AirTunes, wherein you can stream music from iTunes to the audio out jack on this $130 gadget.
		The concept is that it acts as a remote set of speakers for iTunes, so that you can DJ from your laptop without being tethered to your stereo.
	george.hotelling.net /90percent/os_x/airtunes.php (467 words)

	The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Yesterday, everyone and their brother was posting about this "new" revelation about a possible Apple-branded remote control for AirTunes that was found in an iTunes 4.8 error message.
		In this context, the phrase "AirTunes remote control" clearly refers to remotely controlling AirTunes from iTunes, due to the lack of an article specifying an actual AirTunes remote control.
		The only way that this doesn't refer to an actual remote control and instead to remotely controlling AirTunes via iTunes is if the person writing the error message had a horrible grasp of the English language, yet decided to rewrite a perfectly-acceptable error message anyway.
	www.tuaw.com /2005/05/17/airtunes-remote-rumor-is-old-news (1486 words)

	Apple Remote Control, Airport Express AirTunes streaming music in WI-FI for iTunes & iPod Front Row
		Anyone with an Airport Base, a Mac and an iTunes library full of the best MP3s started to drool with the announcement of Airtunes last year.
		To be able to stream music to a stereo further solidified Apple and Steve Jobs as the Godfather of the digital world.
		However, last year's Airtunes remote device for streaming iTunes music between a Mac and stereo had one draw back: no remote control.
	www.hypnoticnet.com /apple_airtunes_remotecontrol.html (523 words)

	macosx.com - The Answer to Mac Support - streaming system audio through AirTunes
		i must say, AirTunes is a major advancement for the mac, problem is...
		<< i must say, AirTunes is a major advancement for the mac, problem is...
		> << i must say, AirTunes is a major advancement for the mac, problem is...
	www.macosx.com /forums/showthread.php?t=87821 (318 words)

	TiVo Community - OSX / iTunes to AirTunes Remote w/ iPod Photo like Interface
		Just wonderd more how many peeps had Airport Express using AirTunes on their Stereo that just happens to be with a Tivo.
		No Audio will come from the Tivo, this is meant ONLY for controlling an AirPort Express with AirTunes or a visual feedback remote for iTunes.
		It's gotta be totally annoying that apple hasn't added something to the itunes scripting dictionary to let you select the sound output source (computer vs. airtunes, etc).
	www.tivocommunity.com /tivo-vb/printthread.php?t=224062 (2741 words)

	CocoaDev: AirTunes
		You can configure an airtunes password; this prevents anyone without the password from connecting to an AirTunes service to stream to it.
		Once this was done, it'd be straightforward to write some package that simulates the Airport Express AirTunes behaviour on your favorite piece of non-Apple hardware.
		A low-level audio transmission system used in place of the AirTunes protocol would be great, but it must either be very low lag or able to delay local audio based on network latency.
	www.cocoadev.com /index.pl?AirTunes (2650 words)

	Apple Store - U.K. - AirPort Express Base Station with AirTunes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		AirPort Express with AirTunes is an incredible wireless product that allows you to play iTunes music over your wireless network to your home stereo or powered speakers.
		Using the new AirTunes feature, you can play your iTunes music wirelessly from your computer to any room where you want to entertain, listen, or relax.
		AirTunes uses the Apple Lossless Encoder to play CD quality music over the air.
	store.apple.com /Apple/WebObjects/ukstore?productLearnMore=M9470 (1912 words)

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