Will this receiver allow me to stream music off of the internet via my wi-fi/ipad?
1309222
yes, by using airplay. but your receiver needs to be connected to your network via network cable. Or you can buy the blutooth dongle and play the music via blutooth.
1309223
I'm sorry, but i don't know the answer. That was not one of the functions I needed. I will tell you that this is an excellent product just as advertised.
27561
I used the Bluetooth function to receive music signal from my iPad. However, I got failures to pair other Bluetooth devices after pairing my iPad. It can't receive video from a DVD player by RCA. I'm not sure either if the receiver can send out music to your Bluetooth headphones.
347367
Yes and you can "airplay" any music from iTunes (it can be a PC running Windows, not only Apple) over WiFi
1356449
Yes, it works with Pandora or anything else from your ipad/iphone that streams thru the internet to the device via bluetooth
482429
Yes. The caveat is that you do it with a smartphone or tablet. You need the receiver hooked up to the internet and a wireless router. Download the app from either google or apple and voila, you control from as far away as your wifi allows.
499850
The transmitter basically "listens" to whatever the ipod/iphone is playing. So if sound is coming from your device, then I don't see why it wouldn't also be transmitted, regardless of the online/offline status of the device.
2237190
Good question. I haven't done that. It does airplay. So I'm not sure. I will try to see you are able to turn on and off the receiver
29053
I do not know since I returned it. It was supposed to stream music to two Bluetooth devices at once, which it did not do well at all.
1046290
It won't work unless you also have the X-fi sound card for your laptop. Then it will stream your music to as many receivers you have. I have 3 receivers, one upstairs, one downstairs, and one at the pool. this is a kicking system.
989732
I agree with the rest. It only hooks to wifi and often poorly. We have many ipods of varying generations. None have strong wifi receivers. Don't expect connection like a computer. it is often slower and you can lose it. Especially if you are a bit away from your receiver. We love it, but that is it's downfall
1556061
Not that I know of. However, it does play "internet" radio stations so you might be able to stream it through the receiver.
970999
I use my yamaha app on phone or tablet & it feeds wirelessly to the receiver. This device will allow your receiver to get a wireless connection
987209
Agree with other answers - the unit does not have built-in Bluetooth. I stream using Airplay from my iPad and it sounds great.
103014
Yes, since it doesn't access the files directly. You'll need an iPhone, iPod, Mac, etc using AirPlay to stream to it.
918111
It depends on your receiver and what protocols it supports. This device only supplies WiFi Networking to the receiver, it doesn't add functionality to the receiver. If your receiver supports AirPlay or DLNA, then yes. DLNA is not supported natively in iOS, there are servers you can run on your iPhone. If your receiver supports AirPlay, then it should be easy. Although, you may need to re-configure your router in either case to allow connections over those protocols.
1492780
No. I dont see why you would need the Ywa-10bl. If the receiver is on the same wireless network with your IPAD or Android you can airplay music, pandora, yamaha app, and use all the features through your wireless network. The better your wireless network, the better the whole system works. I now have two of these receivers.
1414702
You can stream wirelessly from any Apple device with Airplay installed. Does not work with any Android devices.