will it connect wirelessly to my computer so I can play my iTunes outside?
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I just did a quick search on the Outdoor Tech website and it states that this product will wirelessly connect with any bluetooth enabled device. I hope this helps!
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Your computer must have Bluetooth capabilities for it to connect but if it has Bluetooth it will connect. Make sure your computer has Bluetooth by going to the control panel then choose Devices & Printers. It is here that you can add a Bluetooth device which would be the turtle. Hope this helps.
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no...your computer can be off...the dock only plays music from an inserted ipod/iphone/itouch
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the answer is no. it should be worked with Mac while playing music on itunes.
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not directly at all. They connect through ure PC or laptop of which u must have a dj software like virtual dj to use it
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Yes via wireless or wired but your computer has to see it (connect) to set it up.
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I'm not sure what you're asking but the Creative Labs Transmitter and Receiver does exactly what it says it will do. I have 3 receivers set up on 2 stereo units and one radio with an auxiliary input and one transmitter on my computer and play iTunes on anyone or all 3 setups. Distance can be an issue but the one received I have setup is probably a good 50' away in my backyard shop. I don't use the remotes, I use an iTunes app for my smartphone or tablet to control iTunes and volume.
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Hi Susan, you can use this to connect to itunes. However, connecting this to your PC/MacBook will not give you internet access. This is a form of "tethering". You may want to research this on the net. Lastly, check with your wireless service for a "hotspot" plan... of course and unfortunately, there's a monthly fee for that plus equipment. Good luck! Aloha!
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You are correct.The Airport Express will attach itself to your wireless network as a "client." It may be easier to think of it as having another computer plugged in to your home entertainment system (and connected to your wireless network) that only streams music. On your desktop or laptop, you would open up iTunes and choose the play the music "through" the Airport Express, which would be connected to your entertainment system with an audio cable. Your laptop would wirelessly stream the music thru your wireless router and to the Airport Express, which then decodes it and sends it thru the audio cable to your entertainment center. You are correct.The Airport Express will attach itself to your wireless network as a "client." It may be easier to think of it as having another computer plugged in to your home entertainment system (and connected to your wireless network) that only streams music. On your desktop or laptop, you would open up iTunes and choose the play the music "through" the Airport Express, which would be connected to your entertainment system with an audio cable. Your laptop would wirelessly stream the music thru your wireless router and to the Airport Express,... » Read More You are correct.The Airport Express will attach itself to your wireless network as a "client." It may be easier to think of it as having another computer plugged in to your home entertainment system (and connected to your wireless network) that only streams music. On your desktop or laptop, you would open up iTunes and choose the play the music "through" the Airport Express, which would be connected to your entertainment system with an audio cable. Your laptop would wirelessly stream the music thru your wireless router and to the Airport Express, which then decodes it and sends it thru the audio cable to your entertainment center. « Show Less
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Yes you can stream your iTunes music stored on your phone thru Bluetooth to the radio and the signal is fine in open water because your using Bluetooth from your phone to the radio, not a cellular connection.
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It works with airplay technology which means that you can stream audio from apple devices and from iTunes in windows if the device is connected to the same network.It also has a 3.5 mm input, you would be able to use any audio device with the 3.5 mm input cable, it is not as comfortable as the wireless option (airplay) but it works.
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Yes. Bluetooth paired with my iMac and playing iTunes audio as I type this.
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It doesn't matter whether iTunes resides on a Mac or PC. As long as the Airport Express is registered on your network you'll be just fine. In this scenario you just select the Airport Express from the Multiple Speakers window in iTunes to hear your music. In regards to the Airport Express, you'll need the Apple Airport Express A1264 54 Mbps Wireless N Router (MB321LL/A) for compatibility with the AirGo.
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Yes. It has an auxiliary input for external devices. You will need to use an audio cable since it does not have Bluetooth or AirPlay built in.
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Yes you can.you only need to sync it with your laptop. I have played many downloaded music and it's fine
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It has an AUX in jack which can use your headphone output. You can also play to it wirelessly using Apple AirPlay from iTunes on windows or mac. There are also AirPlay software available to play from other sources wirelessly (windows media, pandora, etc)
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It has a mp3/AUX IN port on the bottom. I have never tried to connect to a computer.
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Forget the wires. If you have wifi, you can use an Apple airport express for each amp/speaker set. Then iTunes (or any sound source from your computer or laptop connected to the network) can play through either or both. I have 8 zones in my house like this now, and it works great. Each can be independently selected with independent volume controls. You can also play from iPad or iPhone, but only one zone at a time.