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iTunes Server
Using this service MP3 files in the Qmultimedia/Multimedia folder of the NAS can be shared with iTunes. Computers on the LAN with iTunes installed will be able to find, browse, and play the shared music files.
To use the iTunes Server, enable this feature and then upload music files to the
Qmultimedia/Multimedia folder of the NAS.
Note: iTunes Server may be disabled or hidden on some Enterprise and SMB models. To enable
iTunes server, please refer to "System Administration" in the General Settings section.
To configure the iTunes server settings and add smart playlists, login to the iTunes server web page (http://NAS-IP:3689/index.html). Connect the PC and the NAS to the same LAN and run iTunes on the PC. Find the NAS name under "SHARED" and music and playlists will be available.
Additional Reference:
Setup iTunes Music Server on QNAP .
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Table of contents
- 6 Notice
- 7 Legal Notice and Disclaimer
- 9 Regulatory Notice
- 11 Document Annotation
- 12 Safety Information and Precautions
- 13 Getting Started
- 14 Hardware Installation
- 15 Hard Disk Drive Compatibility List
- 16 Checking System Status
- 19 Software Installation
- 20 Smart Installation Guide
- 21 Cloud Installation
- 22 HDMI Installation
- 23 Getting Utilities
- 24 Connecting to NAS Shared Folders
- 25 Windows
- 26 Mac or Linux
- 27 Connecting to NAS by Web Browser
- 28 Migrating NAS
- 32 QTS Basics and Desktop
- 33 Introducing QTS
- 35 Using QTS Desktop
- 41 System Settings
- 42 General Settings
- 45 Storage Manager
- 50 Dashboard
- 52 Storage
- 53 Disks/VJBOD
- 65 Storage Space
- 67 Storage Pools
- 72 Volumes
- 81 RAID Groups
- 87 Cache Acceleration
- 90 Snapshot
- 96 Qtier
- 99 iSCSI
- 100 iSCSI Storage
- 109 Connecting to iSCSI Targets by Microsoft iSCSI Initiator on Windows
- 110 Connecting to iSCSI Targets by Xtend SAN iSCSI Initiator on Mac OS
- 111 Connecting to iSCSI Targets by Open-iSCSI Initiator on Ubuntu Linux
- 113 LUN Backup
- 117 Virtual Disk
- 119 Security
- 121 Hardware
- 126 Power
- 128 Notification
- 131 Firmware Update
- 133 Backup/Restore
- 135 External Device
- 136 External Storage
- 139 USB Printer
- 141 Windows 7
- 142 Mac OS 10.6
- 143 Mac OS 10.5
- 144 Mac OS 10.4
- 145 Linux (Ubuntu 10.10)
- 146 UPS
- 149 System Status
- 150 System Logs
- 154 Resource Monitor
- 156 Privilege Settings
- 157 Users
- 162 User Groups
- 164 Shared Folders
- 175 Quota
- 176 Domain Security
- 177 Joining NAS to Active Directory (Windows Server 2003/2008/2012)
- 180 Connecting NAS to an LDAP Directory
- 183 Domain Controller
- 190 Network & File Services
- 191 Network & Virtual Switch
- 208 Network Access
- 210 Win/Mac/NFS
- 214 Telnet/SSH
- 215 SNMP Settings
- 217 Service Discovery
- 218 FTP
- 220 Network Recycle Bin
- 222 Business Applications
- 223 Antivirus
- 227 Backup Station
- 228 Backup Server
- 232 Remote Replication
- 239 Snapshot Replica
- 241 Cloud Backup
- 242 External Backup
- 248 File Station
- 262 LDAP Server
- 264 QVPN Service
- 274 Qsync Central
- 284 SQL Server
- 286 NTP Service
- 287 RADIUS Server
- 289 Syslog Server
- 292 TFTP Server
- 294 Virtualization
- 297 Web Server
- 300 Virtual Host
- 302 Other Applications
- 303 App Center
- 306 DLNA Media Server
- 308 Download Station
- 316 Helpdesk
- 319 HybridDesk Station
- 322 iTunes Server
- 323 Multimedia Management
- 327 Music Station
- 334 myQNAPcloud Service
- 342 Photo Station
- 356 Video Station
- 366 Mobile Apps
- 371 Computer Utilities
- 373 NAS Add-ons
- 379 Use the LCD Panel
- 384 GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE