Follow our simple step by step guide on how to enable File Sharing on macOS and browse your music library with your iPad or iPhone using MusicStreamer.
macOS File Sharing may not be enabled, especially if you don't have other computers on your network or this is the first time you have tried to access shared folders over your network.
Use the following steps to enable File Sharing on macOS.
Switch on 'File Sharing', and then click on the 'i' to the right of the 'File Sharing' switch.
Then close this window, select "Privacy & Security” from the System Settings left hand pane and click on “Full Disk Access”.
Switch on ’smbd’.
Do a network scan in MusicStreamer again. Come right back if your Mac isn't found automatically.
You should now be able to connect MusicStreamer to your Mac. If you can't then the macOS firewall may be blocking the network.
Use the following steps to navigate to the firewall control screen.
And that's it.
If you still can't connect please email us at support@stratospherix.com
Stream songs from your music folder on your Mac to your iPhone or iPad easily with MusicStreamer. Simply connect via WiFi and index your music folder, to play your favorite tracks, albums or playlists.
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Yes, simply share a playlist file into MusicStreamer and it will match the tracks against the current music library and add new playlists.
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