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iSoundByte FAQ

Here's the set by step instructions to configuring iSoundByte and. Sound Byte.

Run your copy of Sound Byte. Please download a copy of Sound Byte if you don't already have one. Be sure to drag some sound files into the rack.

Run Sound Byte, and select Set Remote Port... from the Edit menu. You will be presented with a window like this:

You'll need to enter in a port number. It must be larger than 1024, and not in use by any other server software on your computer. We find that 3456 usually works well. Take a note of the Local IP address, you'll need to enter it, and the port number, into iSoundByte.

Run iSoundByte. It will try to connect to your copy of Sound Byte and fail, because it hasn't been configured yet. Quit iSoundByte, and go to the Settings app on your iPhone or iPod Touch; the icon looks like this:

Look for the settings for iSoundByte, probably near the bottom and select it:

You'll see the IP address and port number that iSoundByte will connect to. Change them to match that from the remote port settings in Sound Byte itself. Then close the Settings app.

Run iSoundByte again, and it should connect to Sound Byte. It will display all of the carts in the currently open Rack of Sound Byte.

You can tap on a cart to start playback, or to stop it.

That's it!


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Last modified August 17, 2009