If the iReceiver is connected to your router's network, can an iPhone stay connected to your router's network and stream music to the iReceiver?
2065854
I could stream music that was on my iPhone to the iReceiver. I could not stream music from Pandora etc. Hope this helps.
2065855
I couldn't get this device to remain connected to my network. All my other devices are stable. I returned this device.
2065856
Yes. My iReceiver is using the same SSID as my other iDevices and works fine.
2065857
Yes. It works like an airport express if you've used those. You set this device up to connect to your wireless network, then when your phone is on the same network it can stream directly to this via airplay. I've gotten it to connect easily to an Apple Basestation router but had trouble connecting it to a friends ATT router. Kinda hit or miss.
267928
I use my iphone 3G with the ipanda. The airplane message appears when I plug in my iphone, I ignore it, and it goes away with no answer required. My iphone stays connected to my wifi and my iphone charges while connected. No interference of any kind. Easy to use. I do not use any of the plastic connector adaptors that come with it. I can easily connect my iphone and use the home button when I need to while connected. Great for the iphone 3G.
700809
No because it works separately from your apple products it doesn't stream from your home network or anything you have stored on you phone or computer
36127
If I walk away from the extender, toward my router. My iPad will ask me to reconnect to the internet. If it is off, it will just connect to it by itself. I myself love this extender. Have it for streaming on my tv and it makes a huge difference. Also have an Ethernet cable running out of it to play station in a detached apartment
1442868
That's what I was hoping for, but no, not from what I've seen from trying to use it. The issue is that you have to connect to this dongle as a WiFi network of its own, which means you can only play stuff already downloaded onto your device i.e. music or video already on your iPhone, not streaming. I think the Roku stick (coming out this week) is better for what you want to do.
279225
I have my iPad and my iPhone paired. It can only pair with one at a time for music playback, but sometime the iPad is closer, so we just swap it out. You do the pairing from the device and I don't keep my iPhone's bluetooth on all the time. So when the iPhone isn't connected, I can easily pair the iPad, and play music off that.
2049043
No. This communicates through your router. So your phone/computer will have to connect to the same router to control them.
1619305
No, you do not as long as your wifi signal will reach where you reinstall it. You just have to hold down the on/off switch for about three seconds and then swithch it on. It found my wifi from my den to one of my bedrooms and it just took a few seconds to recognize my iPhone and it was playing my playlist.
660640
You can stream to multiple AirPlay devices from iTunes on OS/X - but not on iPad/iPhone. You can even set different relative volume levels for each of the multiple devices.
918111
It depends on your receiver and what protocols it supports. This device only supplies WiFi Networking to the receiver, it doesn't add functionality to the receiver. If your receiver supports AirPlay or DLNA, then yes. DLNA is not supported natively in iOS, there are servers you can run on your iPhone. If your receiver supports AirPlay, then it should be easy. Although, you may need to re-configure your router in either case to allow connections over those protocols.
2112596
Speaker, at least that is what happens with the iPhone 5. I would assume the same for all as once it is connected then that is the route the sound will take.
690274
For iPhone/iPad, you can download an app called "Remote", which will allow you to control the instance of iTunes that is outputting to the speaker. For example, I have iTunes running 24/7 on my Windows Home Server, with the UE Air set as the output speaker. Using the remote app we can play music anytime just by going to the app - it allows you to access most of the functions of iTunes (change the volume, select/create playlists, browse your collection, etc.)
1745814
You should be able to, but of course certain phones may act differently. I haven't had any issues connecting my iPhone to the receiver while being in various rooms.
1703213
Absolutely... with no trouble. Just flash and go. DD-WRT comes in handy if you want to use your iPhone to supply internet to your WiFi devices, like I do, or if you want to have better control of QoS. While the ASUS software on this router isn't bad, DD-WRT is better.
2246066
No. You definitely don't. I installed two of them, they connect to your wireless router (network) very easily. I used my iPhone to connect them, just follow the instructions. I'm very happy with them
2116883
Yup 100% as long as you're using either the actual iphones player and/or amazon cloud (i only mention this because I have used other media players on my ipod)
2023144
Thanks for reply...So, that is in fact what I am trying to determine in these threads. If I have the USB wi-fi plug, then I should be able to use any computer (or wi-fi capable device) as my music 'server' - correct...?There should be no need to buy another router (Apple TV or Apple Airplay)...Getting very close to pulling trigger on this purchase so thanks for thots if you know.