You may control your Apple Music on your PC or Mac from your iPhone or iPad using the iOS iTunes Remote app. It's really easy, and I'll show you how.
Have you ever been listening to music on your Mac or PC and wished to change playlists or artists without getting up and picking up your iPhone or iPad? Perhaps your speakers were only synced to your computer, or perhaps you just misplaced your Apple TV remote?
If you utilise Apple Music or Apple TV, the iTunes Remote programme made by Apple is most likely the solution to your troubles. The software is available for free on the Apple Store and provides many more options than the samples given above.
How Does the iTunes Remote Work?
Users could only handle the fundamental aspects of their media collection with iTunes Remote in 2010. The application has advanced by leaps and bounds since then. Nowadays, you can:
Access your iTunes, Apple Music, or Apple TV libraries.
Search for music by artist, album, or song.
Look through movies, TV series, and podcasts.
Make and modify your playlists.
Up Next displays future tracks.
Look through your Apple Music and Apple TV libraries.
Look through your Apple Music and Apple TV libraries.
Manage your AirPlay.
Combine your speakers to play music in many rooms at the same time.
Each connected speaker's volume may be adjusted separately.
What is the purpose of iTunes Remote?
As is customary with Apple, the iTunes Remote programme is simple to use. Before you can take full control of your music, movies, podcasts, and programmes, simply download it on your iPhone or iPad, activate Home Sharing on your computer or Apple TV, then sign in with your Apple ID.
Take one step at a time:
Install the iTunes Remote application.
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Join the same Wi-Fi network as your PC or Apple TV using your iPhone or iPad.
Select Set up Home Sharing from the iTunes Remote menu.
Log in using your Apple ID.
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The code will then be sent to your iPhone or iPad.
Start Music on your computer, choose your preferred Apple device, then input the code.
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That's all there is to it; you can now control your playlists from your iPhone!
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