I want to play music currently on our iMac (iTunes), but I'd prefer to not have to power up the iMac just to play music. Instead, I'd like to copy our music to a USB thumb drive and plug it into the Grace Tuner and access the music on the thumb drive. Alternatively, I'd like to use the Tuner to access music on a thumb drive plugged into our Airport Extreme.

Will either option work with the Tuner, and if not, is there another Grace product that will allow me to do what I want?

Thanks in advance.

This is really the first time I've ever been involved with something like an online forum. I wish they had some useful helpful tips. I don't even know what is expected of me here other than of course, be civil which I am :) I wonder what this is about?

the led light under the shift key of my ir20000 will not turn off, and the screen, is blank? its blue..but empty?
is my radio dead?
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As so many others have reported, my ITC-IR1000B could not connect to my home wireless network, and commonly the radio could not find the network it at all. I finally resolved the problem, which turned out to be (at least) two-fold.

I just wanted to know about the new devices in wireless internet...

Greetings:

Can you play protected ACC files on the Grace Radio using the media player?

Thank you

Rod

Greetings,

A great feature to add to the radio when using the media player is search for Artist Album etc. or just able to move to titles by the first letter of their name. For me to go to 'M' in my itunes library takes about 2 minutes.

I have a MacBook Snow Leopard. I'm older and I can't seem to get my stations like I want them. Norma

Hello,
I'm not very computer literate and I'd appreciate some quick help regarding the Grace 1000 radio and my old Macintosh eMac. I checked my eMac specs and it states that there is no airport card installed. I would need one to use the radio, right? Approx. how much is it? Other than a router ( I have Verizon DSL service ) is there anything else I need?
Which type if router would you recommend for this Mac.

You can set up your computer to share files and folders with other users on your network. You can set up your computer to share your entire computer with everyone, or restrict the sharing service to allow specific users access to only certain folders. You can share files using Apple Filing Protocol (AFP), File Transfer Protocol (FTP), or the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol.