Ipod connecting to Time Capsule

How can I browse Time Capsule files from ipod touch OS4 in my own Network?

Hello Coseguer,
How can I browse Time Capsule files from ipod touch OS4 in my own Network?
Currently, it isn't possible, but maybe someday? Sorry.
B-rock

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