Derek

What am I most looking forward to about the iPhone you ask?

The same thing I currently enjoy about my iMac and PowerBook, the amazingly cool, and by my estimation, far superior user interface. No cell phone company, computer company, or any other company on the planet can come close to Apple in the realm of user interface.

--Derek J. from Texas.

Okay, so I read this article and though that this sounded like a cool app to have. I have an iMac G5 and am running 10.3.9, so I meet the system requirements. I began first by downloading the application and then went ahead and created and enabled the 2 ports in my firewall settings as instructed. Then turned on the 360 and launched 360Connect, but it is not working the way I am expecting. maybe someone here can give me some tips. I have my G5 connected to my Linksys wireless router via athernet cable, and my 360 is connected to my router via the M$ wireless network adapter. The 360 connect application sees my xbox, but I am not finding anything on my Media blade that resembles my iTunes or iPhoto libraries. I know it is limited to 100 songs and 100 photos, but I'm seeing nothing there. All I can do is go to Media>Photos>computer> and then it gives me the option to cancel or to set up a PC for windows media center, yada yada yada. So first, am I attempting to use this correctly? If not let me know exactly what you do on the 360 to have access to your music and photos. If I'm doing it correctly, then does anyone have advice to help me get this running properly? Thanks~