Will this pick up a blue tooth signal from Apple Imacs? What about Apple Laptops?
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Hi, Technically yes it will but Apple laptops/ imacs have natoriously bad bluetooth transmission and set up with all Bluetooth receivers. However, typically if you go into your Apple bluetooth settings and select aptX it works great. We have imacs and Apple laptops connect with 3play in our office without issue. There are no such problems with Apple iphones or ipads. They work great.
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I am using it on Macbook pro and connected through USB port. Should not conflict with your wireless bluetooth as it is connected through USB port.
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I am not sure about the blue tooth part. I have used a speaker that is meant for Macs and it magnifies the sound, but I have to plug it in to auxiliary port.
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I believe it would. I've yet to see a Mac nearby, let alone try to plug in.
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This device can be connected via Bluetooth and audio cable so if your mac has either of those two you are good to go! I am sure this would work just fine!
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I've been told that if you have a smart phone in the same area that has bluetooth turned on it may block the "discovery" between your iMac and your Jam. Just a thought. Turn off the bluetooth on the phone and try again.--Joyce
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No it will not work. You need to use this remote - Satechi BT MediaRemote Bluetooth Multi-Media Remote Control for iPhone, iPad & iMac, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, MacBook, and Mac Mini, it uses Bluetooth to operate.
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I have and MAC and a PC and it works with both. I hooked in up with a cable (not provided) and bluetooth and it works both ways.
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I only use Mac's for working on Audio. Check M-audio website, to see if it's compatible.
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I would imagine it would work in any bluetooth environment. I do know it works great with my MacBook Air in the Bluetooth mode.
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You could technically use a 3.5" to Rca cable and take the signal from the headphone/audio out jack on the MacBook. This would not be ideal, but would be inexpensive. Best way would be to use a usb dac such as the schiit modi or a fiio d3.
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I would think not. Most PCs do not use Bluetooth, but some do. All Mac designed things like this use Bluetooth instead of the traditional wireless. There's no support information for PCs on the company's website. Personally, I'd try for you - but I don't have any PCs with Bluetooth or any Bluetooth adapters. Sorry. : /
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Yes, macs should have all the antenna required. Blue tooth is a separate card too.
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I don't know, it would never work right with my computer and life is too short to troubleshoot bluetooth.
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I use this strictly as headphone amp from Mac to headphones, not exactly sure what impact it would have on a TV signal to or from your laptop. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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By the way, any computer that has a usb port can be made bluetooth capable. My apple is so old that I can't update it past 10.4.11, but with a bluetooth usb adapter it works fine.Ted
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It's bluetooth, but fairly cheap. So yes, but I don't highly recommend it. It kept losing connection and having issues on our iMac.