Hi,

Yes, only one computer can be in the library at a time.  There is data being 
written back and forth within the database while iTunes is running thus, only 
one user can have write access at any given time.  My best suggestion for 
getting around this is with an iTunes Match subscription.  With iTunes Match, 
all your music is placed up in iCloud as well as the ability to keep it local.  
You are allowed 25,000 songs as part of your subscription, but any iTunes 
purchased or matched songs don't count towards that 25,000.  Now, there are two 
things that would make this not a desirable solution for some.  Rirst, you must 
pay an annual subscription fee of $25 to $30 depending on your country of 
residence.  Second, it only handles music, not your movies and/or TV shows.  
Using a combination of iCloud and Home Sharing can usually help work around 
this though.

Later...

Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On Jun 28, 2014, at 8:03 AM, Kliphton Senior <m.kliph...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Okay, I googled this.  And apparently as long as all computers have home 
> sharing turned on, with the same appleID, its suppose to work.  I have found 
> that it works as long as 1 computer is on at a time.  I tried to have my 
> macmini and MacBook pro on and iTunes running and signed in to the home 
> sharing at the same time, but the second computer always says, "the iTunes 
> library you are attempting to connect too is either locked or you don't have 
> permission"  Or the other message I have heard is "The iTunes library 
> extras.ABT file is locked"   Has anyone else experienced this, is there a 
> fix, or can only one computer be in the library at a time?
>  
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