Home Sharing Broken.

I'm running a home share on a Mac Mini running 10.7.1 and iTunes 11. I use an airport express to bridge my Linksys router. My iTunes library is fairly large, but I would hope that wouldn't be an issue.
I don't have any trouble seeing the home share, but it rarely works properly.
None of my iOS devices can reliably connect to and access the home share. A number of things happen:
1) the iOS devices hangs up trying to connect to the home share.
2) the iOS devices hangs up trying to read a playlist
3) the iOS device shows me a playlist, but then doesn't play any audio — the player just skips over songs like they don't exist.
4) When it does work, audio is about is skip prone as a bad CD.
The funny thing is, when I first installed the Airport Express it worked without a hitch and I was elated. In the weeks since, performance has degraded to this point and I'm not sure what recourse to take.
I've restarted the router, restarted home sharing on all the devices, restarted iTunes on the Mac Mini.
To my knowledge, there are no alternatives out there, either. If there are, I'd be willing to hear about them. Though it seems silly to go pay for something that Apple is providing for free, this frustration has gone beyond "free" into severe opportunity costs for me. It is just as silly to me to continue to try to use something that is obviously so flawed. I wonder how Apple continues to sell Apple TVs and such with so many people having this issue — it's false advertising!

FYI: https://discussions.apple.com/message/25915348#25915348
Thank you Ian. You've inadvertently answered another question, which is how do I send music and videos to Airport Expresses and Apple TVs. That's the Remote app? Rather than the music and video apps.
My library is actually 67GB with 6300 songs. Not massive I don't think. And it's only going to grow.
It looks like I am going the same way as you: Mac mini server, with Airport Expresses for music and Apple TVs for videos, so actually the music app would just be a stop-gap while the rest of the hardware came and the Remote app solved all my problems. That said, now that I know Home Sharing is so flakey I'm reluctant to make the investment.
(However, the only way to get mobile music around the house with a bluetooth speaker is with the music app.)
I'm playing round with Plex at the moment. Will play around with Plex and docking stations/bluetooth speakers for music, and Plex and Chromecasts for video. Then maybe a cheap Windows PC for a media server.
Thanks for your reply Ian.
Chris

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Today I updated both my computers to the latest version of iTunes, 12.0.1.26. Previously, Home Sharing was working properly, but with this update they are unable to connect to each other
With iTunes open on both computers, I can see the remote computer name within iTunes, but when I try to open it I get the message "Loading <computer>" and then nothing happens. The loading just keeps going and it never actually connects to the remote computer.
Both computers are signed in to the same Apple ID and have Home Sharing enabled, and as I said everything worked perfectly before this update. I ran the diagnostics on both computers and everything is good there. Here's the output from the diagnostic tests in case it comes in handy
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The only thing I could think of would be if the update changed the ports that home sharing uses, but I have no idea for sure. Has anyone else experienced this issue and/or have a solution for it?

Hi Sterling, thank you for your reply
I've went ahead and have gone through those troubleshooting steps, however the problem still persists.
I thought the firewall would most likely be the problem, so I opened the incoming ports on both computers, however that didn't change anything.
Next thing I tried was configuring Connection Security Rules on both computers, allowing my entire LAN (192.168.1.0/24) as accepted endpoints, this also failed.
Finally I tried disabling the whole firewall temporarily on both computers, and when this didn't fix the issue I ruled out the possibility of it being a firewall issue
However, I have noticed that creating a Home Sharing connection from my desktop (server) to my laptop (client) actually does work, and I can see a playlist I created. So that's some progress. However, connecting from the laptop to the desktop (which has all my music) still doesn't work.
After this I went ahead and decided to use Wireshark to capture the packet stream of both the successful and failed connections. What I've noticed is that iTunes home sharing uses a series of HTTP GET requests to establish the connection to the remote computer. Connecting from my desktop to my laptop I see that 23 total GET requests are sent and are all ACK'd. However, connecting from my laptop to my desktop, only one GET request is sent, and it is also ACK'd. Here are two screenshots of the TCP streams. The first is the successful connection and the second is the failed. You can see in the first screenshot's HTTP header, I've highlighted that 23 requests are being sent. In the second screenshots HTTP header, only 1 request is being sent.
With this is mind, I believe I can rule out any network issues on my end, since iTunes is actually only sending one GET request from my laptop and it is successfully delivered, however it hangs there and doesn't continue. I believe this to be an issue with the iTunes software and I hope the iTunes development team can look into it. I think my next step will be to re-install iTunes to see if that resolves it.

Apple TV home sharing broken.. again.......

I just updated Apple TV and iTunes because yet again home sharing wasn't working. This has been a constant on again off again problem since I purchased my Apple TV over two years ago. A new fix will come out and it will work, then a new update will come out and it stops working again...
Currently I get homesharing enabled on both my PC in iTunes and on AppleTV and go to my music library. I can see my library and play one song. After the single song plays and it doesn't matter which song as I have tested it multiple times it advances as if it will play another song then just stops working. In order to get it working again I have to disable home sharing on both iTunes and AppleTV and enable them again only to have it play one song and rinse, repeat.
I know this is a known issue in the past as I have seen many complaints in the past two years. Can you guys please just get this fixed and leave it fixed and stop jacking with it. It's a real pain in the a$$ to have this $90 brick on top of my entertainment center. When it works, I love it, when you guys "fix/update" it again it ****** me off to the point that I want to walk into the Apple store and destroy it in front of everyone for the piece of crap it currently is.
Please address this issue ASAP.
Thanks!

Home sharing has nothing to do with Netflix.
Power cycle the ATV if there are issues with the device not displaying the home screen properly.

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I too am experiencing this issue. I love the ATV2 and like you everything worked flawlessly until 4.2. Now my friends just laugh when I attempt to show-off my ATV only to be greeted with the now infamous "no content" message.
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How do I retrieve my iTunes library from a broken computer onto another computer?? I've clicked on home sharing and also authorized the new computer to my account but still nothing!

It would help if you would describe what a 'broken' computer is. Did a truck run over it? Does it just not turn on? etc.

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I got pretty tired of getting up and resetting my itunes every time I wanted to watch something on AppleTV or listen to music via the remote app, so I wrote a little ruby app to restart itunes when home sharing breaks. I noticed that the TCP port 3689 times out when this problem occurs, so I just test to see if that socket will open, if it doesn't, I send commands to close and launch itunes.
The way I figure, this will never interrupt me because I only use this instance of itunes when I'm on appletv or using my remote. If home sharing is timing out, it means I'm not in the middle of doing one of those things.
Ruby code:
require 'socket'
def is_port_open?(ip, port)
begin
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rescue Errno::ECONNREFUSED
    return false
end
return true
end
while true
unless is_port_open?("127.0.0.1", 3689)
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end
If you want a simple way to run this script and are not too comfortable around the command line, I've posted it to amazon S3. You can just launch a terminal as the user that runs itunes and copy/paste the following:
curl http://djw.s3.amazonaws.com/homesharing-keepalive.rb > ~/Documents/homesharing-keepalive.rb && chmod +x ~/Documents/homesharing-keepalive.rb
Then execute the following when you want to run it:
~/Documents/homesharing-keepalive.rb
If a timeout occurs, you will see something like this printed in the terminal (and itunes will restart):
Home sharing is broken. I am going to restart iTunes. Mon Jun 04 15:35:28 -0400 2012
iTunes restarted
Keep the terminal minimized so this runs. If you close it, it will kill the process. You can also hit cntrl-c in the terminal to kill the script. The following will remove it from your computer:
rm -f ~/Documents/homesharing-keepalive.rb
More advanced users can use screen or other ways to background the process so you don't need the terminal running (but I don't need to tell you that).
I've only been using this for 24 hours, but it seems to do the trick.
EDIT: I should note that this is for OSX only. You could do something very similar in windows, but this won't work.
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TS2972 Can I set up home sharing using my ipad only - my computer is broken?

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I have some legality questions about Apple's Home Sharing technology.
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It was my understanding that if I gave a copy of a song to someone else, that's illegal. Apple's Home Sharing technology seems to facilitate this action. If I rip a CD or DVD into iTunes and someone copies it out, isn't that making an illegal copy? Can I be held liable for distribution of content?
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If I rip a CD or DVD into iTunes and someone copies it out, isn't that making an illegal copy?
RIPping of commercial, encrypted DVDs (most of them) is illegal to begin with. Or rather, breaking the encryption on a DVD is illegal and in order to RIP the DVD, you must break the encryption. SO you have already "broken the law" by having a copy on your computer.
Most of my CDs and DVDs contain notices and warnings against distributing copies.
Most of your DVDs have a notice about even simply making a copy, not only distributing copies.
Much of your post has been cussed and discussed by many, many people (lawyers, corporations, organizations, individuals, etc.) and no one has come (or likely ever will come) to a complete agreement.
Generally, "sharing" in the same house hold amongst family members seems to be okay. Outside the same household/family is almost always not okay.
I envision, for example, a college dorm building where there's several hundred people living together on the same network subnet, and all of them have Home Sharing enabled and everyone is copying thousands and thousands of songs to/from one another. Is this now legal?
No.
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I imagine Apple lawyers have done their homework as well as consulted with the labels to discuss these exact issues.
And it's called "Home Sharing" to indicate that it is not "Dorm Sharing" or "Workplace Sharing", or even simply "Library Sharing"etc. even though it may be possible to use it in other places than the Home.
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Are you gonna give (and get) dozens/hundreds/thousands/any other users your iTunesID & password?
You can contact Apple Legal here -> http://www.apple.com/legal

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Luke, I can confirm the bugs with the latest AppleTV software, version 5. It doesn't matter if it is an ATV2 or ATV3 because they are running the same OS version. There are Home Sharing problems because immediately after I updated my ATV2, I started having Home Sharing problems when trying to play any video from my iMac. The link between the Mac and the ATV2 breaks and it bumps back to the main menu with no computers displayed. Quitting iTunes and re-launching fixes the problem, but it isn't guaranteed. Sometimes you will get lucky and it will remain connected, other times, it will break the link again, after another 5 minutes. And, it won't remember your place in the video when the link breaks.
The other major bug is that TV shows are displayed out of order. Apple has confirmed the TV show order bug, but haven't heard anything on the Home Sharing bug. I have reported that one to Apple. Hopefully we will get a software update soon.

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Once again, I'm taking time away from doing other things that I would prefer to be doing right now to lodge another complaint about iOS. Once upon a time, home sharing worked on the iPhone. It is no longer functional. I don't know which itteration of iOS or iTunes broke the chain (I'm using iOS 6 and iTunes 10) but like so many wonderful features Apple introduces to its customer base, it went from something spectacular to something not even worth using. My music library contains thousands of songs. I am the first to admit that it's a massive catalog and would be surprised to see any mobile device handle it with no hang ups. Yet, when Apple introduced home sharing via iOS, they demonstrated it was up to the task and it worked with few hiccups. Today, after numerous redesigns and updates to iTunes and iOS, my Time Capsule networked music library appears to be only good for playing through my Mac. I have gone full circle from being tethered to my Mac and syncing my iPhone packed with space limited smart playlists via a cable to enjoying smart playlists in their entirety streamed to my iPhone anywhere in the house to, once again, being tethered to my Mac and not even bothering to sync music to my phone anymore (with the acception of my workout mix, which is parked locally on my phone). Why did this happen? I have no idea. Where iPhone once managed to connect quickly to my Mac and stream music anytime and anywhere via my home network, it now hangs on initial attempts to connect and, when it manages to connect after numerous attempts, it sometimes appears to load a limited number of songs, artists, and albums available in my library. It also places songs in playlists that should not be there and disconnects from my network regularly. Finally, if I don't always remember to switch back to my iPhone library when I finish playing from my home shared network, there is **** to pay the next time I go back to play my workout mix (to the point where nothing plays until I reset the phone).
iTunes Match is not the solution. I tried it. While I think it's a woderful idea in theory, it's horrible in execution, especially if you have a large library. I have a fast enough broadband and WIFI connection to know that it should work, but it simply doesn't work.
I'm really only here to complain. I have learned not to expect a response from Apple or timeline for fixing the issue. I just want Apple to know that it's alienating some of its most loyal customers. For years, I used your products to keep myself and my media organized. I don't want to change that and do not look forward to changing it. Still, I was a PC user once and I can certainly go back to being a PC user again. The inconvenience of attempting to organize my files on a PC will be offset by the time saved not having to deal with features you introduce that only work some of the time. I'm begging Apple to STOP BREAKING THINGS THAT ARE NOT BROKEN and to GO BACK AND FIX THE THINGS YOU BROKE. I would much prefer that you concentrate on fixing these glitches than introducing useless new UI features like different shades of color at the top of the iOS task bar. I don't know how long I will give for some of these issues to be resolved. It may depend on how many times I have to take time out of my day to lodge yet another complaint on this forum about your numerous software glitches. In the end, I WILL give up and move on. It's sad because, once upon a time, I grew to love your company and products.
Someday, I'll take another twenty minutes out of my day to lodge a complaint about how unreliable WIFI syncing has become since it was first introduced.

I just tried this with my iPhone 4 and it also didn't work. This is how it failed:
- Select "shared".
- The "pie" start to grow, got to about 1/3, then crashed without
    bringing in the shared content.
- After that, the library appeared in list, but I couldn't select
    it at all anymore.
Then I tried it with my iPad. The pie got to the same point, sat
there for a long time, then completed and worked fine.
I did a hard reset of the phone and tried again, this time it
behaved like the iPad and worked fine.
Not sure whether it was the hard reset or whether sharing with
another device "woke something up", but in any event it works
now and I can't get it to break again.
Note, I only use sharing for movies, since I have Music Match
(which works *great* for me, even on 3G).
Specs:
Sharing: 2.7 GHz iMac i5, OS 10.6.8
Clients: iPhone 4
              4th gen iPad
Everything (including iTunes) patched to the latest.

Home Sharing Broken.

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