This is also where you will get the option for Home Sharing. This is where you can change how the music is displayed on the screen, either by Artists, Albums, Songs, Music Videos, Genres, Composers, or Compilations. Now you need to tap on “Artists” and bring up that drop-down menu. Open up Music and make sure My Music is selected highlighted in pink in the lower left hand corner. Now let’s go to your iOS device and listen to Music that is found only on the computer and not the device. Doing this automatically signs you in for Home Sharing for Videos.
Enter in the same Apple ID and password that you used on the computer. Then you are going to scroll all the way down to the bottom and press “Sign In” under Home Sharing. Open up Settings and scroll down until you see Music. After doing that, you need to enable Home Sharing on your iOS device. Now, you must sign in with your Apple ID and password that you want to use for Home Sharing. In the menu bar click on File, scroll down until you see Home Sharing and choose “Turn on Home Sharing.” Let’s first make sure that Home Sharing is turned on the computer by opening up iTunes. For Home Sharing to work you also have to have iTunes open on the computer. When connected to the same Wi-Fi network and using the same Apple ID, Home Sharing allows you to view and play the iTunes Library that’s located on a computer or stored on an external hard drive, on other computers or iOS devices. The process for using it is similar to what it has always been, but let’s go through the steps… Eddy Cue then revealed that Home Sharing support would return with iOS 9, and sure enough, it did. With the launch of iOS 8.4 earlier this summer, Apple removed support for Home Sharing, prompting the users to voice their dissatisfaction with the company’s decision.
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