What's the difference between this and the Gigaware Wireless HD Radio Dongle for iPod?
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One is wireless the other is not AND The wired one lets me skip to the next song, back up, fast forward, pause, and control volume with the songs already on my playlist. I've found this useful at night to find or switch songs without the iPod lighting up and waking me up.
660350
I don't think there's a significant difference. Both seem to work well enough for me. If you have problems with wireless radio reception, you might suspect your radio firmware, your ROM, or your phone's logic board.
461066
This is the 2010 model. The 2011 model is the "B230" and it's the one that has the dime-sized USB dongle. I know because I ordered this one thinking it was the newer one. When it arrived I was disappointed to find out that it had the large usb dongle, didn't support A2DP, and didn't have the touch-sensitive ear cushion. Hope this helps clear it up for you!
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I agree with the rest. It only hooks to wifi and often poorly. We have many ipods of varying generations. None have strong wifi receivers. Don't expect connection like a computer. it is often slower and you can lose it. Especially if you are a bit away from your receiver. We love it, but that is it's downfall
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This is no big deal for me, but here are the differences. I own the 673The most significant change is that sixth HDMI input - the increasingly popular MHL (Mobile High-definition Link) connection to stream video and audio content directly from Android smartphones. It sits next to the `Made for iPod' USB input, which, as you might guess, charges and plays content from Apple devices.And if you're partial to listening to high-resolution music files, the USB port also supports FLAC and WAV files up to 24-bit/192kHz
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Hey Jason, I cannot compare the two since I only have the HD7084. All the stations I receive are within 40 miles and the land is flat here in Florida. Good luck.
233996
Sorry, I don't have any idea, in response to your question. I am very untechnological, just had to buy the hd radio over 3 years ago so that I could get my local classicalmusic station after they relocated their antenna to a different part of the city, making it impossible for listeners in some areas to get reception. Someone hooked it up to my regularradio for me so that I could get the station. Maybe you could contact the manufacturer or another source for technological questions.
540324
It works, but needs the dongle to work. Shouldn't be a problem unless you want it to work with more then one device at a time.
555599
it's a pretty straight forward connection, using your 30 pin connector, attaching the usb portion of the connector to usb port in the back of the radio, then choosing ipod from the menu on the radio. You could use blue tooth but you would still need to power the iPod. If that doesn't work, the radio maybe defective. I hope that helps...
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i don't think so, there is a slight difference, just like Ipod stuff, it doesn't quite fit right, I tried a samsung plug on mine after asking if it would work and someone told me it would but they were wrong so. I am advising you not to get it, if you do you can try it but then you would have to return it if it doesn't work.
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I have to admit that I don't know. You may want to ask JVC that question or if you have that bluetooth dongle, try it out. I don't know if you would need a specific driver for that other dongle you want to use or not -ie if the one in the radio uses something generic-. I don't seem to have any problem streaming from my iPhone or iPod with the dongle that came with the radio. The quality of your streaming may be related to the server of the radio you are streaming for (more so than the bluetooth dongle). I can play some 128kbps radios without sound quality problem provided I have a good data connection. With the engine noise, I don't know how much more HiFi I would need it to be. The only issue that I have is that if you have more than one radio of that type (in multiple cars), they will all show the same ID (but you can still get to connect to each radio provided you remember if it's the first or second one on your list).
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My HD works with it as well. All it needed was an update, and that was done by simply plugging up the zune to it. I suspect that's why it's jumped up incredibly in price... guess I should've bought 3 instead of one while it was cheap!And just a general note... fm transmitters all seem to put out the same quality, no matter if it cost 5$ or 85$ dollars -- at least in all the places I've used it in. I only bought this one because it was crazy cheap at the time. At the current price, my 10$ one from ebay may not look as nice, but does the exact same job.
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According to Sony's website, this HD Radio is compatible with iPod Nano 4th gen.
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Just tried and it looks like hd radio only but it defaults to the regular fm radio station if that makes sense?
29448
Assuming your asking about Creative Airwave portable Vs Creative Airwave HD - the amplifier provides volume two times it's size.
1423412
You will need to run it through the dongle. It upconverts to the input frequencies of the dongle.
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Mine came with a dongle for free traffic for life. However, they also advertise for a deluxe version (HD) they try to sell for an annual charge. However, the basic one works fine for me. Hope this helps.