Can iTunes be listened to using non-Apple (Airport Express/Extreme example) devices?

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  When the OS works well and stable it is always good to create system restore points or do some sort of backup image. I do this all the time and I'm not worried if something goes wrong.

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  As it is, the Express is not "appear" on your network because it has not been provided with the settings to do.

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