Is there any way to transmit music from my iPhone or iPad? Maybe an app that works as a transmitter? Thanks
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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.
2044119
As far as I know, the USB device that I insert into my laptop is the only way to transmit to the Creative receiving devices. So, if you can fit the Apple devices you have with a USB device, you're good. Otherwise, you may notified it working.
2141716
No, this device is a power source only. You need an iPhone/iPod to play the music & if your vehicle doesn't have a iPhone port, then you will need a FM transmitter to transmit the music through your FM radio. A device like this will do the trick: Belkin TuneCast II FM Transmitter for MP3 Players (White)
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Yes I think so, if an app will work with Bluetooth speakers or headphones. I've used with iTunes streaming music. But the streaming will be only as good as your cell signal.
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Once you've paired Soundmatters to your iPhone, iPad it will find it automatically. You do, however, have to play whatever song you want to hear. Hope this helps
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You can stream to multiple AirPlay devices from iTunes on OS/X - but not on iPad/iPhone. You can even set different relative volume levels for each of the multiple devices.
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I use it on my Ipad and it works great. It's a great link between different systems, the PC and the Ipad. I use it for music.
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I have done that so I could transfer music from one device to another. You can't play it from there like an MP3 device. But you could have it pluged into a computer or other device and play off it.
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Yes to the 1st Question - I have one of this and an Apple TV on my home network and can select which one to play the music from my iPad.No to the 2nd question - I do not have Airfoil on iOS device and have no issue playing music from iOS and android device.
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I connect easily through bluetooth with my iphone. Just go to settings and bluetooth 'on', then select your music to 'play'...it should play over the headset now. Hope that helps!
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You should be able to the Bluetooth works fine for me. You and also sync music from a smartphone. I have an iPhone with a sync app I just touch my phone to the AV and can play itunes and music from my phone. That is not bluetooth but the bluetooth also works with the iphone.
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Not sure about airplay but i can connect my ipad via bluetooth and control volume from ipad. Hope this helps.
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MacBook yes, traktor is available for it. I don't think it'll work on an iPad though - need a USB port to plug the controller in
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Only works with AirPlay which streams off of ITunes. I added the AirPlay App to both my MacBook Pro and my Dell Mini, and switched my extensive music collection from RealPlayer to ITunes. A large job....but well worth it. My JBL Soundfly works flawlessly in my bathroom in the morning, and in my living room in the evening paired with a Bose Wave radio for exquisite sound!
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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.
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I have my iPad and my iPhone paired. It can only pair with one at a time for music playback, but sometime the iPad is closer, so we just swap it out. You do the pairing from the device and I don't keep my iPhone's bluetooth on all the time. So when the iPhone isn't connected, I can easily pair the iPad, and play music off that.
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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.
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Yes. Just plug into the headphone jack of your system. Use your iPad bluetooth capabilitites to stream music from your iPad to your stereo. I bought it to make my Beats headphones wireless using my smartphone as the audio source. Works flawlessly!