Since the Oppo 105 has digital inputs, perhaps the easiest thing to do would be to connect your computer to the Oppo through one of these (either USB or optical). You would then select the appropriate source on the Oppo, and use iTunes on the computer to control playback.
I have never used a USB memory stick for audio playback, but I would imagine all you would need to do is copy the artist folders containing your individual tracks from the iTunes folder to the USB stick. Of course with this method you would be controlling playback from the Oppo.
This USB stick method would seem less convenient than connecting directly to your computer because every time you added an album or made a change, you would have to update the USB stick. Plus you would need to purchase a stick large enough to hold your library.
As the second response states, you could also connect the Oppo to the same network as your computer. However this is more complicated and I believe would require you to install some type of media server software on your computer.
I have never used a USB memory stick for audio playback, but I would imagine all you would need to do is copy the artist folders containing your individual tracks from the iTunes folder to the USB stick. Of course with this method you would be controlling playback from the Oppo.
This USB stick method would seem less convenient than connecting directly to your computer because every time you added an album or made a change, you would have to update the USB stick. Plus you would need to purchase a stick large enough to hold your library.
As the second response states, you could also connect the Oppo to the same network as your computer. However this is more complicated and I believe would require you to install some type of media server software on your computer.