How can i access my Shared Library in Seagate Cental on my Iphone?

I have a Seagate Central which has an itunes Library. I can see the library in iTunes in my MAC, but don't see the shared library in my iPhone. The home sharing is on for both my iphone and mac and they seem to work. I have gone to MORE in iTunes but my shared Library is not coming.
Note: Seagate Central does have iTunes Server in built into it.
Please tell me how I can listen to my shared library in my iphone5.

whyitislikethisinmac wrote:
I have a Seagate Central which has an itunes Library. I can see the library in iTunes in my MAC,
How are you "seeing" it?
Yuu mean this is the iTunes library you are using?
I have gone to MORE in iTunes but my shared Library is not coming.
iTunes on your iPhone is for purchasing items.
Use the Music (and Videos) app on the iPhone to see the Shared library from iTunes on your Mac.

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