I don't care about "specs" and the ability to play a million different video and audio formats. After I realized iTunes wouldn't play my first ripped movie, I standardized and organized my entire BR collection on uncompressed 1080p, with uncompressed audio onto nice .MP4 files on a 16TB External HD (which I need to back up and put into storage soon). iTunes HomeShare now handles it flawless and is so much better now that I don't need Plex.
Standardizing a media library shouldn't be that big a deal, as long as it's on a format that everyone supports.
I don't care about "specs" and the ability to play a million different video and audio formats. After I realized iTunes wouldn't play my first ripped movie, I standardized and organized my entire BR collection on uncompressed 1080p, with uncompressed audio onto nice .MP4 files on a 16TB External HD (which I need to back up and put into storage soon). iTunes HomeShare now handles it flawless and is so much better now that I don't need Plex.
Standardizing a media library shouldn't be that big a deal, as long as it's on a format that everyone supports.
How did you set your Homeshare up. When I installed TV IOS 11, I was not able to stream movies from iTunes. When I reverted to 10.2.2 it worked fine. Also, my Apple TV gen 3 works fine. Did you set up Homeshere some way or did I miss a setup instruction? Thanks for your help.
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It's better. When I click the Homeshare icon all my movie and tv content now has the slick iTunes interface and I can even access siri from there, related items - that goes through my library and it even includes my purchased iTunes content. It's very nice and user friendly now. A lot better than Plex now, imho.
I can't get my Homeshare to work with iOS 11. It works fine with my Gen 3 Apple TV and when I revert to iOS 10.2.2 on my Gen 4 Apple TV it works fine. But when I update to iOS 11 the movies will not play. I can see them, but when I push play all I get is a blank screen. Help...