You can try to just “Use Home Sharing” but I prefer to “ Connect Manually“. Yes, in addition to remotely controlling your iMac, if you have Home Sharing set up for music, you’ll also be able to play any song from your library through the Remote app too. Once downloaded, launch the app and you’ll get to this information screen: The first step is to pick up your iPhone and find the “ iTunes Remote” app in the App Store: Probably a good thing! DOWNLOAD THE MUSIC REMOTE APP Yes, this means that your friend can’t hijack your iMac music with their iPhone even if they have access to both devices. Double check you’ve got that done and you can proceed. Before we go any further, however, be aware that you need both devices to be on the same wifi network and both signed into the same Apple ID. Not a worry, though, because I just stepped through the exact same process with my iPhone 14 Pro and MacBook Pro to ensure they could work together and it’s the basis of this tutorial.
PAIR ITUNES REMOTE HOW TO
Shortcuts: Get the App | Pair App with Mac Music | How to use Remote | Unpair Remote App If you have nice speakers plugged into your iMac it’s even nicer because it’s like gaining a free remote control for your stereo system! The problem is that there are a number of poorly explained steps involved in pairing your devices to ensure that you can subsequently use your mobile device without further hassle. One of the cooler features of the Apple Music universe is that if you have your iPhone or iPad on the same network as your iMac or MacBook computer, you can use the mobile device to control music on the computer.
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