


#DO YOU NEED BONJOUR FOR ITUNES REMOTE MAC OS#
Like its sister program launchTunes,netTunes takes full advantage of Mac OS X. It's that easy - as easy as iTunes itself! With netTunes, you simply connect to the server and take completecontrol of iTunes from the comfort of your current computer. You no longer have to walk over there toselect your music, nor do you have to put up with a semi-functional"remote control" program to change or (even worse) findsongs. This is incredibly handy for users who are using iTunes tofeed an audio system, either directly or with AirPort Express. You get the same main window,the same playlists, the same capabilities- everything! NetTunes lets you control iTunes running on one Macintosh from another,using iTunes' native interface.

If it's in a different room, though - how can you really control it, without any compromises? netTunes. 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 you're using one to connect to an audio system, directly or with Apple's new AirPort Express, you've no doubt noticed one big problem: there's no built-in remote control! The problems have been reported to Apple, but we were never given a fix, and so netTunes is no longer available for purchase. Unfortunately, due to some problems we've encountered with APIs that we rely on, we've been unable to complete our Leopard version. NetTunes is not yet fully Leopard compatible.
