TV remote passcode?

I purchased a new Samsung Series 5 5000 and I can't connect to the internet. Do I need a passcode to get it started

carlamcclain wrote:
I purchased a new Samsung Series 5 5000 and I can't connect to the internet. Do I need a passcode to get it started
Depends what you are trying to do.
First you need to connect an ethernet cable from your router or network switch to the back of the TV - as already indicated there is no wifi bbuilt into the tv. If you cannot connect an ethernet cable you may want to google something like
wireless ethernet adapter for samsung tv
and make a choice from there.
You may also have to install some software from the Cd that came with the TV
http://www.samsung.com/us/support/supportOwnersHowToGuidePopup.do?howto_guide_seq=1484

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Where do i enter the remote passcode in itunes? It says select "name of your ipod touch" from the devices list. Do i rename my device with those four numbers? or is there supposed to be an input field somewhere that i am not seeing?
Please help,
Thanks,
Chris

I think you are supposed to enter it by clicking on the device in the "Devices" list on the sidebar. However, I don't see that list on my computer unless the phone is actually plugged in — and when it is plugged in, all I see are the syncing options.
Both computer and iPhone are on the same 802.11 network, my 802.11 router has its firewall turned off, OS X's firewall is not set to "allow only essential services," and iTunes is set to look for iPhone remotes, so I do not know why the iPhone isn't showing up.
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ITunes unable to verify Remote passcode

I'm so frustrated, hopefully someone can help. I have installed Remote and it instanty pops up as a device in iTunes. However, iTunes times out when I enter the passcode from my iPhone. I have not been able to get past the verification process. Any thoughts?

FIXED!
(Make sure you keep reading and don't skip stuff like I do. Even if it sounds like you've already done this... KEEP READING!)
Using:
iPhone 2.1
iTunes 8.0.0.35
Windows XP Pro
Here is what I did.
First of all, check to make sure you have actually done all the set-up stuff you have undoubtedly tried and has failed you:
1.check to make sure your phone is on the same network as your computer. In my case, both are connected wirelessly on my d-link router, but it will also work if your computer is connected wired while your phone is connected wirelessly so long as they are both connected via the same router.)
2.In iTunes, go to Edit->Preferences->Devices Tab. Check to see if "Look for iphone and ipod touch remotes" is checked. If not, check it. If so, uncheck it; click OK; go back in to that tab; re-check it; click OK.
From here it will require knowing a little about firewalls. I am using the default XP firewall. Here is what I did.
3.(Back to Windows now) Click Start->Control Panel. Open Windows Firewall, general tab will open by default. If you don't use your firewall and the "Off" radio button is selected, stop now because I can offer you no help. It is smart to use a firewall, so make sure "On" IS selected and "Don't Allow Exceptions" IS NOT selected. Click the exceptions tab. Make sure Bonjour and iTunes both have a check in the box next to them. SOMETHING NEW HERE... Click "Add Port". Name it iTunes TCP; Select the TCP radio button; add "3689" in the port number; press ok. Click "Add port" again. Name this one iTunes UDP; select the UDP radio button; add "5353" in the port number; press ok. Press OK on the Windows Firewall.
4. If your iPhone is connected to iTunes, disconnect it and close itunes.
5. Open the Remote program on your iPhone. Get to the passcode screen after add library.
6. Open itunes.
7. Make sure your phone is still on the Remote screen and connect your phone.
8. If you did this all right, you should see two icons under devices now in the sidebar.
9. Click the remote-lookin icon and punch in the 4-digit code.
10. BAM! Go to the other room and change the song cuz you're up and running boy.
The one problem I had in this whole process was having to restart itunes and remote on my iphone. I found that after I used remote and was idle for a while, I had to restart both itunes and remote. Well worth it though. I hope this helped. If not, I apologize, but if you keep tinkering, you'll get it. I did!

Can not verify remote passcode - iTunes Remote

HI,
I had a lot of trouble trying to get my android Remote for iTunes App paring with iTunes succesfully on one particular PC
Initially I though the issue was to do with the app, but it turned out to be caused by a design flaw with the iTunes Application.
Viewing the network traffic with Wireshark, I could see that once the Verification Code was entered into iTunes it did not respond directly to the IP address of the requesting device (as it should do), but it was sending the response to the Web Proxy Server address, which iTunes gets from Windows Internet Settings)
To correct, I disabled the proxy in Internet Explorer and retired. (Start iExplorer, Tools - Internet Options - > Connections > Lan Settings
Once paired, you should be able to renable your Proxy.
Hope this info is helpful to others.
G

I've just had the same problem and thought I'd throw in what solved it for me:
Running iTunes 9.02 on two Mac Mini's in my house (both running Leopard 10.6.2). One paired up with the iPhone remote straight away, but the other would always lock up after entering the 4 digit code.
They're both connected to the same network in the same way (ethernet), firewall and all other sharing settings were identical on both machines. I even unpaired and re-paired from the working machine to check that it really was fine.
I tried just about everything:
- playing around with just about every security setting
- restarting the machine / router
- restarting the iPhone
- trying to connect the iphone over an adhoc wifi network
- checking disk permissions with Disk Utility
- deleting all iTunes preference files and starting again
In the end I finally solved it this morning -- It turns out there was something wrong with my iTunes Library itself. If I moved my existing library files out of the iTunes folder and restarted iTunes (to create a new, empty library), the pairing worked straight away! But as soon as I put the old library files back into place, iTunes would again lock up when I attempt to use the Remote app.
So, the solution for me has been to create a new Library and re-import all my music / podcasts (which isn't too much of an issue for me). Remote App is now working flawlessly, as it was on my other Mac from the beginning!
Hope that might be of use to someone....
Cheers,
John

Remote App: Gives a Passcode when I try to add librarty

Just downloaded and then redownloaded the remote app. I have:
1) downloaded the app to my ipod touch
2) turned on homesharing in itunes
then, when I start Remote from the ipod touch, it shows the itunes logo and says "no library selected"
I click the "Choose a Library button"
Home sharing is set to on on the ipod
I click "Add an ITunes Librry" and up pops a passcode. The mesage says open itunes select my device but in iTunes my device isnt showing up.
There's no issue with the wifi I checked that the iTouch is connecting via my wifi netwrok
in iTunes preferences my device is listed; all libraries is selected under the sharing tab and "look for remote speakers" and Look for ipod.." are both checked"
HELPPPPP!

I didn't have your exact problem. I have 3 Macs running iTunes. I tried to set them up in Remote. Two worked straight away and one got stuck saying "Verifying Remote Passcode" until the iPhone or iPad went to sleep.
By tracing the network traffic, it is using the mDNS functionality that the Macs use to see each other on a local network for things like file sharing. All of my machines are getting an IP address from the same DHCP server. My MacBook which wasn't working did have an address that worked for Internet access. After restarting everything, confirming the firewalls were enabled correctly on the Mac I eventually tried manually assigning myself an IP address outside of the DHCP range on my network and the pairing process worked straight away.
After putting it back onto DHCP, everything still works (and it's back on the same IP address).
My suggestion is that you try manually configuring your iPhone/iPod/iPad and Macintosh/PC with iTunes with IP addresses on the same subnet rather than using DHCP. Set the Use two addresses like 192.168.1.40 and 192.168.1.41 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. They should then be guaranteed to see each other on the same network using browsing. You should check the Security Control Panel as well to make sure you haven't got everything disabled.

Home Sharing- Remote can't find iTunes 11

My problem-
The Remote app from Apple can't find my iTunes library, and the one version of iTunes that does function with the Remote
isn't compatible with the iPhone 5. I've tried the current version of iTunes, as well as three previous versions. I've also
tried 3 different iDevices, each with a different version of iOS 6. Details are below, and I'm stumped. Help is appreciated.
The setup:
Apps
-Remote app v3.0.1 (599.20) on
Sprint iPhone 4S 16gb, iOS 6.0, and
Verizon iPhone 5 16gb, iOS 6.1.2, and
Wifi-only iPad 3 64gb, iOS 6.0.1, model MD330LL
iTunes versions:
9.2.1.5
-iPhone 4S appears under Devices in the sidebar, and prompts for the 4 digit code. Entering this code any number of times,
as well as having the remote app generate multiple codes, results in a timed-out attempt. iTunes says "Verifying Remote
passcode," and the gray/white statusbar moves for maybe 30 seconds, but all I get is the Windows default notification
tone.
-iPhone 5 does the same thing
-iPad 3 has no trouble pairing with iTunes, but the app cannot actually connect to the Library. The app displays "Connecting
to [my user name]'s Library..." and the segmented circle spins. Maybe 30 seconds later, a pop up says "Remote can't connect
to your iTunes library. Check your network settings and try again."
10.3.1.55
-iPhone 4S 1st attempt was taking several minutes, compared to the other two devices which connected instantly. The 2nd attempt
behaved similarly.
-iPhone 5 immediately connects and controls successfully. After I "Forget all remotes" in preferences for iPad 3, iPhone 5 connects
immediately/successfully after iPad connects.
-iPad 3 at first doesn't connect (iTunes times out). After I "Forget all remotes" in preferences, iPad connects
10.7.0.21
-Even with signing in, authorizing the computer, and turning on Home Sharing, the Devices category doesn't appear in the sidebar
when I choose "Add an iTunes Library" from the Remote app's settings menu. This is how I've previously attempted to add remotes, and this
is the 1st time it hasn't worked.
11.0.1.12
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-The Devices category appears for the iPad 3, but only in a synching capacity. There's no option for the 4 digit code, and none of the
other iDevices appear in the sidebar.
11.0.2.26
- Remote app doesn't find/discover iTunes
-The Devices category appears for the iPad 3, but only in a synching capacity. There's no option for the 4 digit code, and none of the
other iDevices appear in the sidebar.
Computer
-Windows 7 Professional 64bit
-Intel i7 3770 3.4 GHz
-16gb RAM
-Plenty of HDD space
Internet
-PC wired to Linksys WRT160N router
-iPhones, iPad connected to router via Wifi
-I didn't configure any firewall in Windows or my router, although I guess that doesn't mean there isn't one
Notes
-I install all programs to a D:\ drive, with my C:\ reserved exclusively for the OS. The iTunes installation and music library
are both on this drive
-The app has no trouble seeing/controlling my 3rd-gen Apple TV, connected via ethernet to the Linsys router

Here is the solution that worked for me :
Connect your iPad (iphone) to your computer with your cable. Open itune, when you see your iPad in the device list on the left column, open remote on your iPad. Your library will be there. Then you can unplug everything. Since you have connected with your library once (over the cable) it will be remembered in your remote app and you will be able to use it over wifi.
Hope this will help!

Disable the remote lock code

I downloaded iOS5 and like any new toy, I wanted to play to see how it all worked. I went to Find iPhone on our iPad and did a remote search. It asked for a remote passcode, but now everytime my phone goes to sleep, I must use the passcode to get back into it. Please tell me there is a way to disable this!! I need to be able to get my calls immediately, being I work in a school and need to limit the distractions. (I get fumbly when unexpected calls come in! )
Thank You
Mama Z

As I hit send my daughter stumbled in and asked what I was doing. When I explained, told me that the unlock setting was on the phone.
Go to settings, general and lo and behold, use the passcode lock to turn it on or off.
And who says kids aren't good for anything?
Mama Z

If a stolen iPhone was in airplane mode will a find my iPhone passcode lock apply itself when the hone is switched off of airplane mode?

My girlfriend's iPhone was stolen whilst on holiday in London. The phone was in airplane mode and didn't appear on Find My IPhone, which was installed and enabled (all set tis correct other than airplane mode). I sent a remote passcode lock to the phone.
The next day the iPhone appeared on the map, obviously having been switched on and had airplane mode switched off. My question is, will the remote lock apply immediately the phone comes back online?
I assume their only opting at that point is to do a factory restore which would wipe all the data anyway, right?
Also, can't Apple track the IMEI number regardless of a restore and a new SIM? Or the network operator that the phone was originally connected to?

This notion that is being floated around that Apple's hands are tied due to privacy and legal concerns doesn't impress me much at all. My iPad was stolen about a month ago. I have the receipt, the serial number (from my box), and the MAC address (from my home router's log). Armed with that information it's technologically feasible to track, deauthorize, and eventually recover my device. But for reasons I have been unable to ascertain Apple refuses to provide anything like this for their customers. And as their devices become increasingly smaller, more desirable, and more expensive theft of them will also increase.
But to my point about legalities and privacy concerns: whether they are true or not, it certainly doesn't stop Barnes and Noble from blacklisting their Nooks when they are reported stolen. At least, that's what I found after buying a Nook color off craigslist. When I tried to register it online it refused. When I called in to customer support they informed me that it was a stolen device. If I wanted to remove the blacklist, they explained, simply provide the last 4 digits of the credit card, the name on the receipt, and the total dollar amount of the store along with store number where the device was purchased. If I lacked any of that information, I could simply contact the store and retreive it from their records. Since I was not the original owner, however, my option was to turn the device over to the police and hope they returned it to the rightful owner.
When I explained this scenario to Apple Care he insisted the limitation was due to privacy concerns. That defies logic, however, when one considers that it's the original owner (and only through the poilce and Apple's legal department) who must report the device stolen. And, like B&N, it's the customer who is able to provide personal information to blacklist (as well as unblacklist) a device according to his or her own volition.
I've been thinking a bit about this for some time...plenty of time to think on the couch sans iPad anway...and I've been wondering why in the world does Apple not allow users to deauthorize and blacklist iDevices through iTunes itself. At that point Apple has no involvement in the process and even the barest of legalities are irrelevant. My assumption is that Jobs has thought long and hard about these issues, including my described resolution, so it begs the question as to why Apple refuses to do anything about stolen devices. I hope one day I can ask him because that is a question I would like answered more than anything: what is the rationale for the hands-offs approach to this? I can't fathom one myself but I have to guess there is one. Apple hasn't come across to me as a callous company so I'm reluctant to attribute it to that.

ITunes and Remote app not pairing

I'm having an incredibly frustrating problem with the Remote app and I'm wondering if anyone knows what to do.
The app has worked fine in the past. I've paired it to my iTunes library successfully and controlled it.
Recently, it has stopped working. When I try to re-pair it with iTunes, one of two things will happen:
1 - I will enter the passcode and iTunes will accept it, and then on the iPhone, I just get the spinning icon and then it times out. Most times when this happens, the library name on the iPhone is blank, even though I have a name set in iTunes. In the past, when this worked right, it had the right name; or
2 - I will enter the passcode in iTunes and it will get stuck on "Verifying Remote Passcode" in iTunes. Then it times out and I'm left with no connection.
So far, in attempting to solve the problem, I've:
+ installed the latest version of iTunes
+ deleted and reinstalled the Remote app on the iPhone
+ rebooted the iPhone and my iMac, and also reset the iPhone (hold down both buttons until the Apple logo appears).
+ changed the iMac's firewall settings to "set access to specific services and applications," added iTunes to the list, and set it to allow incoming connections
+ used the "Forget all remotes" option in the iTunes settings and then tried to pair again.
I've searched google and these message boards and found plenty of others with the same problem, but no real solution (some of the things I did above came from suggestions I saw in these other threads, but none of it worked for me).
The iTunes library and the iPhone are on the same network and in iTunes, the "Look for iPhone and iPod Touch Remotes" option is checked.
Any ideas? Thanks!

I really can't believe this question has not been answered yet. I'm having the exact same problem others have described. I posted on my blog regarding this issue with screen shots of the error I've been getting: http://ben.kwinix.com/blog/2009/11/20/oh-apple-what-does-this-mean/
My network is more complicated than most: I have an Airport Extreme running a 5 GHz 'N' network and a Netgear routher running a standard 'G' network. The Airport is the primary device and acts as the DHCP server; the Netgear is set up as an extender. I use the Airport to connect my iMac, MacBook, and Apple TV and the Netgear to connect my iPhone and any other 'G' devices that come into the house. All devices when connected to either router are provided an IP address by the Airport in the "10.0.1.x" format. Also, all devices say that the "router" is 10.0.1.1, which is the Airport.
When attempting to connect to any device on the network (either iTunes library or the Apple TV) with the Remote app from the iPhone, I typically get an error regarding a firewall or network settings. Everything is fully updated - latest versions of firmware, OSes, etc.
I've followed the steps outlined in an Apple support article (http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1741) without success. Someone out there has to have an answer!

I cannot get Home Sharing to work, Windows 7, 3rd Gen iPad

Sorry for the cross-post -- I originallly put this in the iPad discussion group, but this is clearly the group where it belongs...
Anyway, I've followed the instructions to the letter, enabling Home Sharing on my Windows 7 PC running iTunes 10.7.0.21, and also enabling it on my 3rd Gen iPad. I've verified that it's enabled about a dozen times now, rebooted everything, and still I can't see my iTunes Library from my iPad... I go to Music on the iPad, and it just shows the few songs that I've loaded onto the iPad itself, not my PC's music library...
Another thing -- if I try to use the Remote app to control my PC's iTunes remotely, I click on Settings in that app and click on Add iTunes Library and it gives me a 4-digit code and tells me to go to my PC and click on "My iPad" in iTunes then enter the 4-digit code. "My iPad" *does* appear in my PC's iTunes, so clearly it's seeing the iPad's request for access... But when I click on it and enter the 4-digit code, iTunes just sits there on "verifying remote passcode" forever (or at least as long as it took me to go outside and smoke a cigarette -- I imagine it's supposed to do it in about 3 to 5 seconds, not 10 minutes)...
I've opened up TCP port 3689 and UDP port 5353 on my Windows Firewall, and still no change... Of course I leave iTunes running on the PC while I'm trying all this stuff... From what I've read, they're telling me that in iTunes there should be a "Look for Remotes" check-box when I go to Edit | Preferences | Devices, yet I don't see one there so I can't check it -- but I don't think that's the problem because iTunes on the PC is seeing my iPad, it just won't talk *back* to the iPad when I enter in the 4-digit remote code... At this point I have no clue what's going on.
Does anyone have any ideas as to how I get this thing working?
Thanks,
L.

Well, I guess the 3rd time's the charm... Instead of rebooting everything, I shut everything off, waited a full 2 minutes and turned it back on in the following order: Router, PC, iPad. Waited a good 3 minutes between turning each device on. (Oh, and before I shut down the PC, I added iTunes to the Startup menu so it would start when Windows booted).
Now it seems to be working fine -- my library showed up in the Remote app on the iPad automatically, no need to enter a 4-digit code on the computer (makes me wonder why it didn't do that the first time?)
Anyway, it's all working now... No idea why... But it works...
Thanks,
L.

Hardware-Acceleration is no longer working after upgarding to Flash Player 10.3 (both Firefox 4 and

Sorry for coming to this place directly.
Becase the issues is painful for me.
I've fired a tracker on your Bug Tracking System as:
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Please take a look.
The hardware acceleration (including Video Scaler, H264 and Stage Video) is not working any more.
The failure on hardware H264 decoding is one thing. It just cost more CPU and Battery Life.
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I'm experiencing this problem as well, and I don't have a solution, but I think I'm at least zeroing in on the cause. Running iTunes 10.2.1 on a Win7 PC, I noticed that Bonjour had stopped running in my list of services when the Remote app on my iPhone suddenly stopped working. I started the Bonjour service again and rebooted but iTunes would hang at the "Verifying Remote Passcode" message. I uninstalled Bonjour 2.0.2 and reinstalled an earlier version, but iTunes wouldn't even see my iPhone in the list of devices anymore. I updated Bonjour back to 2.0.2 and I can once again see the iPhone and put in the 4 digit code, but it still hangs at passcode verification.
I have fresh installations of the newest versions of iTunes, Remote, and Bonjour. Known remotes have been cleared and firewalls have been turned off. I'm inclined to think that the sudden stoppage of Bonjour as a service is related to the root cause of Remote and iTunes not pairing anymore. Maybe an update screwed something up?

HT1975 can location services be used to locate a lost or stolen ipod?

can location services be used to locate a lost or stolen ipod?

Shoaiballi you are dead wrong
From the Users Guide:
Find My iPod
Find My iPod helps you locate your iPod touch using the free Find My iPhone app on
another iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, or using a Mac or PC with a web browser signed in to
www.icloud.com or www.me.com. Find My iPod includes:
ÂÂLocate iPod touch on a map: View the approximate location of your iPod touch on a
full-screen map.
ÂÂDisplay a Message or Play a Sound: Lets you compose a message that will appear on your iPod touch screen, or play a sound at full volume for two minutes.
ÂÂRemote Passcode Lock: Lets you remotely lock your iPod touch and create a 4-digit passcode, if you haven’t set one previously.
ÂÂRemote Wipe: Lets you protect your privacy by erasing all media and data on iPod touch, restoring it to factory settings.
Important: Find My iPod must be turned on in either iCloud or MobileMe settings on your iPod touch. Find My iPod can be turned on only in one account.
Turn on Find My iPod using iCloud
Go to Settings > iCloud and turn on Find My iPod.
Turn on Find My iPod using MobileMe
Go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars, tap your MobileMe account,
then turn on Find My iPod.
Find My iPod uses Wi-Fi to locate your iPod touch. If Wi-Fi is turned off or if your iPod touch isn’t connected to a Wi-Fi network, Find My iPod can’t find it.
See “iCloud” on page 16 or “Setting up mail and other accounts” on page 15.
The only downside is that the wifi has to be on and connected

Lost Ipad (Wi-fi only) with Find My Iphone enabled.

I've set the Ipad to "lost mode" including a passcode and a "call me" message on the homescreen. It is currently listed as "offline." Assuming whoever found it tries to get online (and thus allow me to track it) won't the passcode prevent them from doing so? In other words, how can I track it if they are never able to unlock it and sign into a wi-fi network. Also, will my effort to remotely install a passcode even work if they never attempt to get online? How will my remote efforts even work since it's not 4G?
In the interest of clarity (and at the risk of over-explaining): should I remove the attempt at a remote passcode in hopes that whoever has it will attempt to get online and thus allow me to track it? (Stupidly, I did not have a passcode set to unlock the Ipad before I lost it).
Thanks.

Report to police along with serial number. Change all your passwords.
These links may be helpful.
How to Track and Report Stolen iPad
http://www.ipadastic.com/tutorials/how-to-track-and-report-stolen-ipad
Reporting a lost or stolen Apple product
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2526
Report Stolen iPad Tips and iPad Theft Prevention
http://www.stolen-property.com/report-stolen-ipad.php
How to recover a lost or stolen iPad
http://ipadhelp.com/ipad-help/how-to-recover-a-lost-or-stolen-ipad/
How to Find a Stolen iPad
http://www.ehow.com/how_7586429_stolen-ipad.html
Apple Product Lost or Stolen
http://sites.google.com/site/appleclubfhs/support/advice-and-articles/lost-or-st olen
Oops! iForgot My New iPad On the Plane; Now What?
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303459004577362194012634000.html
If you don't know your lost/stolen iPad's serial number, use the instructions below. The S/N is also on the iPad's box.
How to Find Your iPad Serial Number
http://www.ipadastic.com/tutorials/how-to-find-your-ipad-serial-number
 Cheers, Tom

How do I enter 4 digit passcode in itunes using remote app

My Apple TV is out of sync with my iPhones and iPad. I was trying to add new phone with the remote app and turned off and back on home sharing trying to find where to enter that 4 digit passcode the app gives on each devioce when you select Add an iTunes Library. On older version of iTunes when you had the devices on the left you RT click and added 4 digit passcode. On the current version of iTunes I can not find where to do that at all. What am I missing? Running Windows 8 with current version of iTunes as of September 2013. I remember setting the passcode in old version just fine. Remote app is great and I want it working again! And yes everything network wise is working I was using it to start a movie using the iPad running remote app. While trying to get new phone working killed off all device remote access!

There is no passcode to enter.
Why do you believe that a passcode is needed?
Understanding HomeSharing

Iphone remote won't connect to my iTunes library and tells me the passcode is incorrect

My iphone 5 previously worked with the Remote app to control streaming of music from my itunes library to my amp with Airplay capability. Now it can't find my itunes library and when I go to the Settings for Remote app and try to add the library, it won't accept my passcode on itunes screen where it appears. I deleted the app and re-added it to my iphone but it still won't work. My Remote app still works on my Ipad so I'm a bit perplexed as to why it won't work on my iphone 5. Any suggestions?

Hello dawgfaj,
Thank you for all the information you provided with the Remote app issue you are experiencing on your iPhone. I found an article with steps you can take when the Remote app is not connecting to iTunes:
Remote app for iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch can't connect to iTunes or Apple TV
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1741
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Best,
Sheila M.

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