709/809: Wireless iTunes Music: I understand I must purchase usb adapter in order to be wireless; but do I also have to purchase a media bridge (like Apple TV device, etc. to connect to computer...?
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The 809 is a great value receiver, if not the best value receiver in my book.My understanding is onyko makes a usb wi-fi connector to plug into the 809 to communicate with other wi-fi components.
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I paired mine using my iPad. The instructions should tell you on a PC. Basically you only need to use your browser to connect the mc200air to your router, that was to use the Airplay feature. iTunes needs to be running, or you need an apple device to use airplay. The mc200air will also connect to any DLNA certified device. Outside of my needs and I can't help you there.
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Yes and you can "airplay" any music from iTunes (it can be a PC running Windows, not only Apple) over WiFi
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No, it requires a wireless network connection and AirPlay-compatible device or PC/Mac.
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From the Grace website: All you need is a wireless router and you're ready to go. Use a PC or MAC if you would like to stream your saved media files. Under $200 dollars and thousands of stations equals a great deal. The radio should have no problem with a MAC- you dont even need a computer frankly.
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You need to have a wifi router of some kind if you want to connect to anything. However, there is a USB port. You might try hooking up a USB hub or something, and run a conventional wired network instead. I have not tried that. I generally hang this off a television (literally) and hook up a mouse to the USB port. Then I can watch things like Youtube and Netflix with it.
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You will need a bridge and wired connect to that bridge. It doesn't support usb dongle like windows/ios
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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.
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Yes. For instance, without having iTunes active, I attached my iPhone 3G--currently acting as my "iPod"--via a standard microUSB cable with the neXplug connecting to the iPhone. My Windows PC recognized the new attached device, activated iTunes, and initiated and successfully completed a Sync operation, updating all the podcasts I had downloaded via iTunes with my PC. Seems to work great as a "charging connection" and a "syncing connection"!
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Plug in and your computer will ask if this is what you want to do. At least on the MAC. I can't remember if there was something written, but I rarely read them until something doesn't work. I don't have the wireless type but should be similar. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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So chapman, I don't need the Bluetooth thing to play music wirelessly. How did You get the ipad to play music to the receiver via wifi. Does the receiver comes out as a option in the ipad to play music wirelessly ? And how about the iPhone app does it work with the wifi or do I need to buy the Bluetooth adapter?
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Yes. I use wireless for my mobile devices i.e., 2 iPads and an iPhone and USB for my computer.
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I stream from my Mac using iTunes / airplay. You should be able to do the same with iTunes on a Windows laptop as well. I don't know if there is any way to stream other audio sources from a PC.
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You'll have to use the USB port as this unit come's with the old plug, not the ThunderboltOr you may add an Airport Express and wireless connect your music from any of the apple or other brand's gadgets or phonesThis equipment has pretty good sound, specially of you combine it with a sub-woofer, the frequency responses are excellent.
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No adapter needed if you're using an Apple product. It connects wirelessly.
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No. As Pragmatic stated (love the handle by the way), it's not compatible. You would need an adapter to make it work, or to go wireless. Wireless is probably better. You can use these 1 - using the Apple Digital AV adapter (ca. $40) and HDMI cable. 2 - using wifi powered Apple TV Airplay (ca. $100)
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Yes. There is an iTunes Integration option you can select from the LMS (Logitech Media Server) software you'll need to be running on your PC/Mac.I've never used this feature so how well it functions I don't know. But I know it exists.