Wow! It finally works.
Thank you for that last piece of the puzzle. I have spent hours working on this since doing the upgrade Tuesday night. I even did the factory reset and installed the upgrade again. No matter what I did with the custom sync settings, even following roland.g's instructions to the letter, streaming music would not work for me. TV shows - yes. Movies - yes. My music library - not one song would show up on Apple TV unless I selected it for syncing, which I did not want to do. I want to keep the hard drive free for photos and TV shows and stream most or all of my music.
So what finally worked for me was going into iTunes, selecting the Apple TV, and with custom sync turned on, going to the Music tab, *turning off* Sync music, going to my music library, putting a check mark in front of all my songs, then clicking back on the Apple TV and hitting Sync. Suddenly all my music showed up on the Apple TV, all through streaming. But here is the catch - if I uncheck any or all of the songs in iTunes, they disappear from the Apple TV. Again, this is streaming, not syncing. I just don't get that, and it is not documented anywhere I can see. The only reason I can surmise for this behavior is that if people want to stream their music library, and it is really large, this would be a way to allow some control over how much information is sent to the Apple TV. But to me, it is not intuitive, so it needs to be clearly documented somewhere.
Anyway, thank you to the people posting in this thread!
Yes. Just make sure all your files are checked in your Library. Unchecked files will not show up on the stream. It works great.
Thank you for that last piece of the puzzle. I have spent hours working on this since doing the upgrade Tuesday night. I even did the factory reset and installed the upgrade again. No matter what I did with the custom sync settings, even following roland.g's instructions to the letter, streaming music would not work for me. TV shows - yes. Movies - yes. My music library - not one song would show up on Apple TV unless I selected it for syncing, which I did not want to do. I want to keep the hard drive free for photos and TV shows and stream most or all of my music.
So what finally worked for me was going into iTunes, selecting the Apple TV, and with custom sync turned on, going to the Music tab, *turning off* Sync music, going to my music library, putting a check mark in front of all my songs, then clicking back on the Apple TV and hitting Sync. Suddenly all my music showed up on the Apple TV, all through streaming. But here is the catch - if I uncheck any or all of the songs in iTunes, they disappear from the Apple TV. Again, this is streaming, not syncing. I just don't get that, and it is not documented anywhere I can see. The only reason I can surmise for this behavior is that if people want to stream their music library, and it is really large, this would be a way to allow some control over how much information is sent to the Apple TV. But to me, it is not intuitive, so it needs to be clearly documented somewhere.
Anyway, thank you to the people posting in this thread!