Can I use this to transmit music from the 3.5mm plug over Bluetooth, to a computer / tablet / phone that has no microphone jack / audio input? (crosses fingers) I have a Nook HD+ which Barnes and Noble decided to cripple in yet another interesting way....
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This device sends a Bluetooth signal. The unit receiving the signal needs to have capability to receive the Bluetooth output from this device.
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I installed it on my work PC and have used it to transmit audio to my bluetooth headphones and my bluetooth boombox (not at the same time, though). It transmits music fine, but it is NOT in stereo. On my headphones, it only comes through in one speaker, making it unusable for my purposes.
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I don't use the usb. You would have to get a usb 2 headphone cord 4 use with listening device if not using bluetooth.
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I use this device to connect my tablet and my Windows 7 PC to my Yamaha Receiver through Bluetooth. It works fine using these devices. I have not tried it with a Bluetooth headphones
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Sort of - you could buy a Lightning - 30-pin adapter. However, at that point, you might as well just buy an adapter that works for the Touch. Did you try Bluetooth to your audio system?
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I have used this device to connect it to a bluetooth headset (three different models/brands). Never to a bluetooth speaker...
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Just an FYI:I'd suggest anyone read the Touch spec's very carefully. If using a USB drive connected to the Touch then the music files must be in a format *native* to the Touch. There is no transcoding using the Touch's inbuilt server.Also, Digital outs from Touch to AVR/receiver will work great, but then you are bypassing one of Touch's great selling points being it's very good DAC. Most AVR/receiver DAC's will not be as good as is included with the Touch.
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Does not need bluetooth...i dont know what is a 3.5mm jack. It works by synchronization with an FM channel...mine was not durable...it stopped playing after about a week
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Sorry, I don't use the bluetooth function. I connect with a very short audio cable. A friend of mine told me that audio quality is depreciated via bluetooth transfer vs. direct audio cable. Thus, I have not bothered to compare for myself since I am fine with resting my ipod atop the speaker, as it is connected via the audio cable.
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The only way I know of to transmit music from an Apple device is via a Blue Tooth enabled transmitter. There are some on the market. However, when a music signal is transmitted via Blue Tooth it's sound quality is sacrificed to some degree.
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Nope.After reading your question, I tried running the audio out of my iPad to my Bose wireless Bluetooth system... Doesn't work. : (
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If you are using it for USB Audio input, chances are that it might not work. It didn't work for my tablet ....
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I bought mine to stream music from my works non Bluetooth enabled PC. Could not get it to connect to my Bluetooth ear buds.
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There is a Audio Jack for a 3.5 mm Audio Cable in order for it to play Non-Bluetooth Devices like old MP3 Players, etc.. In fact, the 3.5 Audio cable is included in the box as well..
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please post a review! I'm debating on whether to get this, not sure if it's the same as a regular old bluetooth adapter (which is much cheaper) and can't seem to find any information about it.
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Please be aware that this is a receiver, not transmitter. Worked great to send audio from my phone to this device connected to a speaker, but useless for transmitting from a non-Bluetooth player attached to this device, sending to a Bluetooth headset. I returned mine.
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This device is not Bluetooth enabled. It is certainly not the ideal way to connect two devices, but if you have the right outputs and inputs it may be the least expensive way to bridge two devices. It accepts inputs for 3.5mm audio cable (standard output on a phone, tablet, laptop) and has another input for red/white like in an old fashion RCA cable. The outputs include an optical and a coaxial.