Can I stream music from my laptop (not phone!) to my stereo system via this device? If so, how?
1942860
As long as your laptop is Bluetooth capable. Once the device is turned on, you then press the button and it prompts you to connect a Bluetooth device. It doesn't matter if that device is a phone or a computer. In fact, I use my tablet all the time.
1942861
You can stream music as long as your laptop has bluetooth capabilities. All you do then is turn on Bluetooth on laptop the press boles button and it should pair.
1942862
This is a Bluetooth device. If you have Bluetooth on your laptop then you should be able to connect to the device.
1942863
Yes, go the the laptop "setting"and enable the "bluetooth" and do a search for bluetooth devices.
51746
Yes, hook it up using either Aux or a line input. Play everything through it.
970973
You can use a memory stick, SD card and using RCA to stereo connection you can connect almost any device ( IPAD, Laptop, Phone or whatever). Anyways, hope this helps. Great product!!!
84971
You can plug it into your laptop's headphone jack (assuming it has one). However - my laptop has a crappy built-in sound card, so the audio quality was bad. I ended up getting a USB sound card (about $50) and plugged the speakers into that - much better. I'd say try it straight in first and see if you are OK with the sound.
2066711
Yes, just connect via Bluetooth. Once connected to your controlling device (OS independent) You just run any application that plays audio.
1846635
No. And it's actually possible to play something through Bluetooth AND through the wired jack. I have accidentally had music playing from my phone (connected with Bluetooth) and also through my laptop at the same time.
1570463
Yeah man, anything that can be transferred from your iPhones Bluetooth should be audible through the stereo, so heck even a newer laptop with BT can broadcast to the stereo. Endless possibilities.
1445159
I'm not entirely sure. I do know that it has Bluetooth, and you can connect to it with your laptop -- the stereo works like a "passive" Bluetooth device, like a mouse, keyboard, or speakers. I've done this with my laptop, and it worked just fine.I think the difficulty with your task is that the stereo would need to initiate and control the pairing with the headphones, and I'm not sure this can be done. I don't have wireless headphones, so I can't give that a try.
164651
This will transmit whatever you play on or stream through your computer to the receiver. My receiver is hooked up to my high-end stereo in my den so I stream or play whatever I want through a high fidelity system.Also, if it's not playing, just right click on the speaker icon in the system tray and select "Playback devices," and select the "SB for iTunes." However, iTunes is irrelevant to this process. That's just a marketing gimmick.
2195245
This is on thing I've been having trouble with myself. I have the receiver connected to my home theater system and wanted to play audio from my laptop. I can connect to the receiver with my laptop's Bluetooth, but I haven't been able to get Windows to play sound through It as it doesn't show in audio devices. . I'm using Windows 7 and haven't been able to find any software in the hour I spent searching about it.
1889062
I have mine playing through a Tv/stereo system so I don't know why you couldn't hook them to a computer !
1457630
You sure can; at least I do. Once your Bluetooth speaker is paired with your device (be it a laptop with a USB dongle, a smartphone, a tablet...), the Bluetooth speaker can be selected as the sound output device. It's a really sweet deal, as anything that would have normally played over your laptop's speakers will now play over your Bluetooth speaker.
2153003
Yes, Stereo out of headphone jack on laptop to Mono xlr."great for connecting the stereo output of portable CD Player, Walkman, Camcorder, etc., to a single XLR line input on a mixing console.Sums Left and Right Stereo signals to a single mono feed."
2272378
I guess you can use a stereo cable with a 3.5 mm jack on one end for the laptop, and the red/white stereo jacks on the other for the receiver?
1439342
It as USB input, an older version iPod port. The only way I have been able to connect laptop, PC or iPad/newer version iphone or iPod is to use an AUDIO "Y" cable connected to headphone/speaker port on PC or other devices to R / L audio ports on back of Sony stereo. It works for me hope it suits your needs as well.
2075022
In short, no. This is designed to be a Bluetooth receiver, enabling it to receive a signal from a Bluetooth music source like a smartphone or tablet. The adapter is connected by wire to an audio input port on a non-Bluetooth stereo system, so you can hear the music from the smartphone over the stereo system's speakers.
1545737
No you can't You have to take the USB cable And we connected to the computer to the device And you have to run your DJ software that comes with it That's how you'll be able to play the music