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I've got both an iPhone 3GS and an iPod Touch 2G which used to both be able to control my computers iTunes library using the Apple Remote app. However since I've started using a BT Home Hub 2 (A & B) the Remote app has not worked.
I've tried everything to get it going from un-installing iTunes and Bonjour and re-installing, to checking both the software and hardware firewalls. Even with all firewalls off there is no connection.
Has anyone else found a solution to this problem?
I have had this issue with the D-link router at home from time to time. My solution was to set a static IP and manually enter the device's IP, subnet mask, gateway IP, and DNS server IPs manually into the device.
Launch the iPod App on your iPhone. At the bottom of the screen, you should see a More button with 3 blue dots.
As you can see here, there is a Shared list item at the bottom of the page. Click that, which should bring you to a screen like:
Click the name of the computer that you see in your list and then all of the videos, movies, tv shows, etc, will appear in your lists for those items.
In other words, the iPod App won't keep the home-shared content separate. You will see the Home Sharing content as if it was integrated with the device.
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May seem like a silly question, but did you changed SSID names when you switched to the new router? If so, make sure you connect both iDevices to the new network's name and reconfigure the Remote app.
Hope this helps!
Thomas
Edit: Are you able to connect to a website from your devices on the new network? And do you still have the old router broadcasting? I ask because maybe your devices are still connected to the old network, but your PC is on the new one. If you haven't already, try going to Settings >> Wi-Fi, and verifying that the network you're connected to is the same that your PC is on. If so, and it's still not working, reset your network settings and see if that helps