HT4352 How to edit my home sharing preference on apple tv

How do I edit my home sharing setting in my apple tv 2.

Go to;
-System Preferences
-Security & Privacy
-Firewall-Unlock to Make Changes
-Advanced
-Untick 'Log Out After XXX Minutes of Activity or Enter a Figure of Maximum Minutes You Think You Will Use Your Apple TV
-Click OK
-Relock
Issue Resolved
John B

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