Airplay in itunes not showing up

Hi,
I have a Denon 1912 AV receiver with airplay functionality, it is wired to my main router with the network features enabled, such that i can play files from my iphone 4. How ever i have not airplay icon on my itunes on windows 7. i have tired setting up a different windows account but still no success.
I have seen many post all with the same problem and there is no definite solution. so my question is; is there a fix coming up i have chosen this receiver not the onkyo specifically for the airplay functionality.

I found what my problem was. My firewall (but it could be a router) was blocking port 5353 UDP bidirectional communication. just open that port.
Apple and Denon's documentation is horrible it took me ages to find what the problem was.
I was never a apple fan, but this made me hate them even more.
if all your apple devices are not showing the icon i means it is not a problem of port blocking my a firewall as was my case. i could probablly is the router.
ps did you turn on network stanby on the denon?

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