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	=== Adding iTunes share via XML ===		=== Adding iTunes share via XML ===
	You can add or change the iTunes source in Sources.xml like all [[Media Sources]], your iTunes source needs to contain two pieces of information:		You can add or change the iTunes source in Sources.xml like all Media Sources, your iTunes source needs to contain two pieces of information:

	# '''The <name> tag -''' This indicates what XBMC will display as the name of the source		# '''The <name> tag -''' This indicates what XBMC will display as the name of the source
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	Note! General information and advanced configuration of shares/sources regarding, see [[Media Sources]].		Note! General information and advanced configuration of shares/sources regarding, see Media Sources.

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	The Digital Audio Access Protocol (DAAP) is the protocol introduced by Apple in its iTunes software to share media across a local network.		The Digital Audio Access Protocol (DAAP) is the protocol introduced by Apple in its iTunes software to share media across a local network.
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	Note! General information and advanced configuration of shares/sources regarding, see [[Media Sources]].		Note! General information and advanced configuration of shares/sources regarding, see [[Media Sources]].

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	{{Notice\|As of XBMC ~~v11~~ the iTunes DAPP protocol still works in XBMC. However, support for this is limited to the outdated iTunes v6. This feature will not work on any newer version of iTunes. Assume that support and testing for this protocol will be limited.}}		{{Notice\|As of XBMC v13 the iTunes DAPP protocol still works in XBMC. However, support for this is limited to the outdated iTunes v6. This feature will not work on any newer version of iTunes. Assume that support and testing for this protocol will be limited.}}

	The Digital Audio Access Protocol (DAAP) is the protocol introduced by Apple in its iTunes software to share media across a local network.		The Digital Audio Access Protocol (DAAP) is the protocol introduced by Apple in its iTunes software to share media across a local network.

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	<name>iTunes Network Share (DAAP)</name>		<name>iTunes Network Share (DAAP)</name>
	<path>daap://192.168.1.100</path>		<path>daap://192.168.1.100</path>
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	<path>daap://192.168.1.100</path>		<path>daap://192.168.1.100</path>
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	{{Notice\|As of XBMC v11 the iTunes DAPP protocol still works in XBMC. However, support for this is limited to the outdated iTunes v6. This feature will not work on any newer version of iTunes. Assume that support and testing for this protocol will be limited.}}		{{Notice\|As of XBMC v11 the iTunes DAPP protocol still works in XBMC. However, support for this is limited to the outdated iTunes v6. This feature will not work on any newer version of iTunes. Assume that support and testing for this protocol will be limited.}}
	~~{{XBMC faq toc Inline}}~~
	The Digital Audio Access Protocol (DAAP) is the protocol introduced by Apple in its iTunes software to share media across a local network.		The Digital Audio Access Protocol (DAAP) is the protocol introduced by Apple in its iTunes software to share media across a local network.

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	Note! General information and advanced configuration of shares/sources regarding, see [[Media Sources]].		Note! General information and advanced configuration of shares/sources regarding, see [[Media Sources]].

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:iTunes (DAAP)}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:iTunes (DAAP)}}
	{{Notice\|As of XBMC ~~v10.1~~ the iTunes DAPP protocol still works in XBMC. However, support for this is limited to the outdated iTunes v6. This feature will not work on any newer version of iTunes. Assume that support and testing for this protocol will be limited.}}		{{Notice\|As of XBMC v11 the iTunes DAPP protocol still works in XBMC. However, support for this is limited to the outdated iTunes v6. This feature will not work on any newer version of iTunes. Assume that support and testing for this protocol will be limited.}}
	{{XBMC faq toc Inline}}		{{XBMC faq toc Inline}}
	The Digital Audio Access Protocol (DAAP) is the protocol introduced by Apple in its iTunes software to share media across a local network.		The Digital Audio Access Protocol (DAAP) is the protocol introduced by Apple in its iTunes software to share media across a local network.

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:iTunes (DAAP)}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:iTunes (DAAP)}}
	{{Notice\|As of ~~{{name}}~~ v13 the iTunes DAPP protocol still works in XBMC. However, support for this is limited to the outdated iTunes v6. This feature will not work on any newer version of iTunes. Assume that support and testing for this protocol will be limited.}}		{{Notice\|As of XBMC v13 the iTunes DAPP protocol still works in XBMC. However, support for this is limited to the outdated iTunes v6. This feature will not work on any newer version of iTunes. Assume that support and testing for this protocol will be limited.}}

	The Digital Audio Access Protocol (DAAP) is the protocol introduced by Apple in its iTunes software to share media across a local network.		The Digital Audio Access Protocol (DAAP) is the protocol introduced by Apple in its iTunes software to share media across a local network.

	== iTunes Introduction ==		== iTunes Introduction ==
	[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itunes iTunes] (from Apple) is a digital media-player application for Windows/Mac-OSX. It is also used for organizing digital music and video files. iTunes is also an interface to manage the music on Apple's popular [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPOD iPod] portable digital audio-player. Additionally, iTunes can connect to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITunes_Music_Store iTunes Music Store] (sometimes referred to as "iTMS") which allows users to purchase digital music and movie files that can be played by iPods and iTunes, the files downloaded from iTunes Music Store are however protected/encrypted by Apple's proprietary [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_rights_management DRM (Digital Rights Management)] (called FairPlay) which makes them impossible to play in anything other than iTunes or iPods, (thus ~~{{name}}~~ can not play any files purchases on iTunes Music Store).		[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itunes iTunes] (from Apple) is a digital media-player application for Windows/Mac-OSX. It is also used for organizing digital music and video files. iTunes is also an interface to manage the music on Apple's popular [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPOD iPod] portable digital audio-player. Additionally, iTunes can connect to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITunes_Music_Store iTunes Music Store] (sometimes referred to as "iTMS") which allows users to purchase digital music and movie files that can be played by iPods and iTunes, the files downloaded from iTunes Music Store are however protected/encrypted by Apple's proprietary [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_rights_management DRM (Digital Rights Management)] (called FairPlay) which makes them impossible to play in anything other than iTunes or iPods, (thus XBMC can not play any files purchases on iTunes Music Store).

	== iTunes and ~~{{name}}~~ ==		== iTunes and XBMC ==
	Creating a network share using iTunes is a simple solution if all that you want to stream from your PC to ~~{{name}}~~ is music. However, ~~{{name}}~~ is only able to connect to libraries shared by iTunes 6 or earlier. In order to use this method, you first need to download and install [http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/ iTunes software] on your Windows PC or Apple Mac-OS X computers.		Creating a network share using iTunes is a simple solution if all that you want to stream from your PC to XBMC is music. However, XBMC is only able to connect to libraries shared by iTunes 6 or earlier. In order to use this method, you first need to download and install [http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/ iTunes software] on your Windows PC or Apple Mac-OS X computers.

	* note: newer implementations of iTunes no longer use DAAP		* note: newer implementations of iTunes no longer use DAAP
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	== How to Configure iTunes Sharing in ~~{{name}}~~ ==		== How to Configure iTunes Sharing in XBMC ==
	=== Adding iTunes share via GUI ===		=== Adding iTunes share via GUI ===
	Just bring up the context menu from the root listing of your sources in My Music Files and select Add Source. Then select Browse to browse for your path, and "Add Network Location...". You want to add an iTunes (DAAP) share, and you'll need to input the IP address of the PC where iTunes is being shared from. Click OK to return to the filebrowser, and then select the newly added iTunes source. You can then name the source in the box below and optionally select a thumbnail that will be used for that source.		Just bring up the context menu from the root listing of your sources in My Music Files and select Add Source. Then select Browse to browse for your path, and "Add Network Location...". You want to add an iTunes (DAAP) share, and you'll need to input the IP address of the PC where iTunes is being shared from. Click OK to return to the filebrowser, and then select the newly added iTunes source. You can then name the source in the box below and optionally select a thumbnail that will be used for that source.
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	You can add or change the iTunes source in Sources.xml like all [[Media Sources]], your iTunes source needs to contain two pieces of information:		You can add or change the iTunes source in Sources.xml like all [[Media Sources]], your iTunes source needs to contain two pieces of information:

	# '''The <name> tag -''' This indicates what ~~{{name}}~~ will display as the name of the source		# '''The <name> tag -''' This indicates what XBMC will display as the name of the source
	# '''The <path> tag -''' This indicates where the information is actually located		# '''The <path> tag -''' This indicates where the information is actually located

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:iTunes (DAAP)}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:iTunes (DAAP)}}
	{{Notice\|As of ~~XBMC~~ v13 the iTunes DAPP protocol still works in XBMC. However, support for this is limited to the outdated iTunes v6. This feature will not work on any newer version of iTunes. Assume that support and testing for this protocol will be limited.}}		{{Notice\|As of {{name}} v13 the iTunes DAPP protocol still works in XBMC. However, support for this is limited to the outdated iTunes v6. This feature will not work on any newer version of iTunes. Assume that support and testing for this protocol will be limited.}}

	The Digital Audio Access Protocol (DAAP) is the protocol introduced by Apple in its iTunes software to share media across a local network.		The Digital Audio Access Protocol (DAAP) is the protocol introduced by Apple in its iTunes software to share media across a local network.

	== iTunes Introduction ==		== iTunes Introduction ==
	[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itunes iTunes] (from Apple) is a digital media-player application for Windows/Mac-OSX. It is also used for organizing digital music and video files. iTunes is also an interface to manage the music on Apple's popular [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPOD iPod] portable digital audio-player. Additionally, iTunes can connect to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITunes_Music_Store iTunes Music Store] (sometimes referred to as "iTMS") which allows users to purchase digital music and movie files that can be played by iPods and iTunes, the files downloaded from iTunes Music Store are however protected/encrypted by Apple's proprietary [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_rights_management DRM (Digital Rights Management)] (called FairPlay) which makes them impossible to play in anything other than iTunes or iPods, (thus ~~XBMC~~ can not play any files purchases on iTunes Music Store).		[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itunes iTunes] (from Apple) is a digital media-player application for Windows/Mac-OSX. It is also used for organizing digital music and video files. iTunes is also an interface to manage the music on Apple's popular [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPOD iPod] portable digital audio-player. Additionally, iTunes can connect to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITunes_Music_Store iTunes Music Store] (sometimes referred to as "iTMS") which allows users to purchase digital music and movie files that can be played by iPods and iTunes, the files downloaded from iTunes Music Store are however protected/encrypted by Apple's proprietary [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_rights_management DRM (Digital Rights Management)] (called FairPlay) which makes them impossible to play in anything other than iTunes or iPods, (thus {{name}} can not play any files purchases on iTunes Music Store).

	== iTunes and ~~XBMC~~ ==		== iTunes and {{name}} ==
	Creating a network share using iTunes is a simple solution if all that you want to stream from your PC to ~~XBMC~~ is music. However, ~~XBMC~~ is only able to connect to libraries shared by iTunes 6 or earlier. In order to use this method, you first need to download and install [http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/ iTunes software] on your Windows PC or Apple Mac-OS X computers.		Creating a network share using iTunes is a simple solution if all that you want to stream from your PC to {{name}} is music. However, {{name}} is only able to connect to libraries shared by iTunes 6 or earlier. In order to use this method, you first need to download and install [http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/ iTunes software] on your Windows PC or Apple Mac-OS X computers.

	* note: newer implementations of iTunes no longer use DAAP		* note: newer implementations of iTunes no longer use DAAP
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	== How to Configure iTunes Sharing in ~~XBMC~~ ==		== How to Configure iTunes Sharing in {{name}} ==
	=== Adding iTunes share via GUI ===		=== Adding iTunes share via GUI ===
	Just bring up the context menu from the root listing of your sources in My Music Files and select Add Source. Then select Browse to browse for your path, and "Add Network Location...". You want to add an iTunes (DAAP) share, and you'll need to input the IP address of the PC where iTunes is being shared from. Click OK to return to the filebrowser, and then select the newly added iTunes source. You can then name the source in the box below and optionally select a thumbnail that will be used for that source.		Just bring up the context menu from the root listing of your sources in My Music Files and select Add Source. Then select Browse to browse for your path, and "Add Network Location...". You want to add an iTunes (DAAP) share, and you'll need to input the IP address of the PC where iTunes is being shared from. Click OK to return to the filebrowser, and then select the newly added iTunes source. You can then name the source in the box below and optionally select a thumbnail that will be used for that source.
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	You can add or change the iTunes source in Sources.xml like all [[Media Sources]], your iTunes source needs to contain two pieces of information:		You can add or change the iTunes source in Sources.xml like all [[Media Sources]], your iTunes source needs to contain two pieces of information:

	# '''The <name> tag -''' This indicates what ~~XBMC~~ will display as the name of the source		# '''The <name> tag -''' This indicates what {{name}} will display as the name of the source
	# '''The <path> tag -''' This indicates where the information is actually located		# '''The <path> tag -''' This indicates where the information is actually located