Playing iTunes purchased music on my D-Link DSM-320

I just purchased a D-Link DSM-320 "Media Lounge". It is working fine except that it will not play any (protected?) music in my iTunes library.
Is there a way to enable the D-Link to play the music? Can I somehow 'authorize' it to play the music?

Yes, you can do this with no problem. Just sync your desired content to each device as normal, just as if the other device didn't exist.
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