Can I have an iPhone and iPad connected at the same time and switch which one is playing audio without disconnecting/reconnecting?
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Yes you can, both will be connected simultaneously, but won't play at the same time. To switch devices, you switch audio sources, which would show as Bluetooth 1 and 2 and whatever name you named your devices. But since you're using an iPhone you would have a better experience connecting your iPhone to the iPhone/iPod connection cable. Your audio would be better quality and there should be better integration for calls. Album art etc would also show up. I'm not sure about the iP5 connection though if you're using anything with the lightning port, you would probably need some kind of adapter and there's no telling how that would work. Yes you can, both will be connected simultaneously, but won't play at the same time. To switch devices, you switch audio sources, which would show as Bluetooth 1 and 2 and whatever name you named your devices. But since you're using an iPhone you would have a better experience connecting your iPhone to the iPhone/iPod connection cable. Your audio would be better quality and there should be better integration for calls. Album art etc would also show up. I'm not sure about the iP5 connection though if you're using anything with the lightning port, you would probably... » Read More Yes you can, both will be connected simultaneously, but won't play at the same time. To switch devices, you switch audio sources, which would show as Bluetooth 1 and 2 and whatever name you named your devices. But since you're using an iPhone you would have a better experience connecting your iPhone to the iPhone/iPod connection cable. Your audio would be better quality and there should be better integration for calls. Album art etc would also show up. I'm not sure about the iP5 connection though if you're using anything with the lightning port, you would probably need some kind of adapter and there's no telling how that would work. « Show Less
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Yes you can, both will be connected simultaneously, but won't play at the same time. To switch devices, you switch audio sources, which would show as Bluetooth 1 and 2 and whatever name you named your devices. But since you're using an iPhone you would have a better experience connecting your iPhone to the iPhone/iPod connection cable. Your audio would be better quality and there should be better integration for calls. Album art etc would also show up. I'm not sure about the iP5 connection though if you're using anything with the lightning port, you would probably need some kind of adapter and there's no telling how that would work.
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It's a matter of pairing Bluetooth on both units. I am using iPhone and iPad and they both work well.
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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.)
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I don't own an ipad I'm not sure of your connections I use a flash drive with stored music on it there a conection for ipod/mp3
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I don't think you can stream (or push) music to multiple Airplay devices from an iOS device. BUT, that is easily possible from a Mac computer, I do this frequently at home to play the same music in the living room, office and the kitchen.The free "Remote" app from Apple for the iPhone/iPad will let you remotely control iTunes on your Mac from anywhere on the same network. Change songs, playlists, etc... and also select for multiple Airplay speakers to play music from your Mac. Likely a similar experience to what you are asking in your question, but an extra step or two involved. Easy enough to do though. I don't think you can stream (or push) music to multiple Airplay devices from an iOS device. BUT, that is easily possible from a Mac computer, I do this frequently at home to play the same music in the living room, office and the kitchen.The free "Remote" app from Apple for the iPhone/iPad will let you remotely control iTunes on your Mac from anywhere on the same network. Change songs, playlists, etc... and also select for multiple Airplay speakers to play music from your Mac. Likely a similar experience to what you are asking in your question, but an extra step or two... » Read More I don't think you can stream (or push) music to multiple Airplay devices from an iOS device. BUT, that is easily possible from a Mac computer, I do this frequently at home to play the same music in the living room, office and the kitchen.The free "Remote" app from Apple for the iPhone/iPad will let you remotely control iTunes on your Mac from anywhere on the same network. Change songs, playlists, etc... and also select for multiple Airplay speakers to play music from your Mac. Likely a similar experience to what you are asking in your question, but an extra step or two involved. Easy enough to do though. « Show Less
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Can an iPhone be connected to these speakers independent of a PC? We want to use to playback music while rehearsing (live music).
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I don't have an iPad but my iPhone synced right up and will connect instantly when it is in range and the speaker is on.
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Hello! This should work just fine. If you have an IPad with the new lightning connector, you'll just need a converter to plug it into the older style cord, but that's it. It should change tracks, play, pause, etc just fine!
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Yes, but FYI it has nothing to do with the iOS version, it's all about the interface: lightning, Bluetooth or AUX cable inputs. As long as you have one of three your fine.
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Unfortunately no, only one device at a time, and you must disconnect the active device in order to connect a different device.
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Yes. When using bluetooth linked to iPhone or iMac, volume, pause/play are functional. As you might guess, when hard-wired, those functions don't work.
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No, at least the one I have the older iPod/iPhone connection, even with the older phone, it is not posible to plug in if you phone has a case. I do enjoy the speakers both from my iPad and my new iphone through Bluetooth. Be aware you will need the remote to pair every time you switch devices.
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Yes just make sure you turn off the Bluetooth on the most recently connected device when switching
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You don't "sync" with any one phone or iPad. It connects with said device via Bluetooth and will play whatever song or playlist you pick.
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You can use your iphone-ipad or mac's output for sound output. There is No output on Jam.
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Yes. I can only speak for the iPad and iPhone. There is an app from Denon that least you switch sources and audio modes. I haven't tried it with a second zone yet, but I believe that is supported. The AirPlay support is pretty good as well. If you start streaming to it (built in support) it will automatically turn itself on.
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Yes! You can play your songs and open other apps at the same time and it wont stop The músic.