Can you display more than one library from the same account?

If I open iTunes on two computers in my house, I can only show one library on my apple tv. When I turn on the second computer, the first library goes away.
Can you show one at the same time?
Thanks

Welcome to the Apple Community.
Yes you can share more than one library at a time, just make sure that the homesharing ID and password you use for each one is the same on all of the libraries.

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