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> I'm having a similar problem with my two computers at home.
Your problem isn't similar.
> I've a
> macbook and a windows desktop which holds my whole music library, and
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> libraries, iTunes on my desktop is sharing it's whole library, and I
> can ping from either of my computers to the other.
The way iTunes is designed, both machines must be running iTunes before
they can see each other.

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Damian Serrano Thode - 01 Jun 2008 22:38 GMT
> In article
> <93384429-75fa-410b-9297-66a50f676...@a1g2000hsb.googlegroups.com>,
>
> > I'm having a similar problem with my two computers at home.
>
> Your problem isn't similar.
It's similar in the way that a shared library is not visibe to the
other computer
> > I've a
> > macbook and a windows desktop which holds my whole music library, and
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> The way iTunes is designed, both machines must be running iTunes before
> they can see each other.
I start iTunes on the windows desktop and then run iTunes on the mac
and the shared library from the desktop is not visible, and I can wait
as long as I want that it wont appear in my mac.
Instead, if I run first iTunes on my mac and then iTunes on the
windows desktop, the shared library from my desktop appears in my mac.
So, I guess this is not quite a normal behavior, as I'd expect that at
some point in time the mac would notice of the shared library from the
desktop if it were the first scenario.
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