You could also just share the volume over NFS or SMB and treat it as literal
remote drive.
I would like to know more about how the pie experiment goes so I hope you post
your findings to the list. I’ve been thinking of ordering one of these to play
with but haven’t yet.
> On Mar 14, 2016, at
I've never heard of this, one, but there's also one called tonido that was
popular and which I plan to use for my own such server. I don't have an apple
tv and I don't know wheter there is a tonido app for the apple tv, but even if
there is, you may need to update to the latest apple tv to get
Hi Alex,
As with most things iTunes, the answer is “No”.
Your problem is that Apple TV 3 has no means to stream media locally from
anything that isn’t iTunes. And iTunes won’t run on a Raspberry Pie (or any
NAS). Hence, you can’t get to your FairPlay-protected content on any device,
or any c
Hi,
I don't see any direct way of doing this. You may have to use plex media server
on your raspberry pi and a plèx media player app on the apple tv. I don't have
an apple tv and never tried this out but I remember reading that there is a
plex app for the new apple tv. Hope this helps.
Thank
Hi all,
I have a dream of using some kind of networked hard drive as a media server, so
that the family can dump all our DVDs onto the drive and play them from any
device on the network. This includes iPhones and Macs, but most of all, the
Apple TV 3.
I know the Pi can't run iTunes, so basic Ho
