I want to send audio from my mac mini -to a stereo receiver/amp in another room - jplease tell me, what do I need to buy?
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You can use a creative sound blaster USB Sound card to adapt on you Mac. It will send the signal to the adapter.
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You need to buy this receiver and the transmitter from Creative labs, hook the receiver to the Stereo through the Aux input and that should allow you to stream music to the stereo from the mac. The range is about 150 feet, but sound quality is pretty good. Sonos also works very well, but is 3 times the cost. I did it this through out my house just using the receiver and speakers from a couple old computers and now every room has music controlled from my computer. With the mac you could down load the Remote app on your ipad/ iphone and control the whole system from the device. I hope this helps. You need to buy this receiver and the transmitter from Creative labs, hook the receiver to the Stereo through the Aux input and that should allow you to stream music to the stereo from the mac. The range is about 150 feet, but sound quality is pretty good. Sonos also works very well, but is 3 times the cost. I did it this through out my house just using the receiver and speakers from a couple old computers and now every room has music controlled from my computer. With the mac you could down load the Remote app on your ipad/ iphone and control the whole system from the device. I hope this... » Read More You need to buy this receiver and the transmitter from Creative labs, hook the receiver to the Stereo through the Aux input and that should allow you to stream music to the stereo from the mac. The range is about 150 feet, but sound quality is pretty good. Sonos also works very well, but is 3 times the cost. I did it this through out my house just using the receiver and speakers from a couple old computers and now every room has music controlled from my computer. With the mac you could down load the Remote app on your ipad/ iphone and control the whole system from the device. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I send my iTunes stored CD's from my PC to receiver downstairs. Creative Labs Sound Blaster comes with a transmitter and a receiver. Transmitter has USB into computer and receiver has two RCA (red/white) plugs into aux receiver.
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I have a Mac Mini and have wirelessly connected my iTunes library to two sets of speakers in my home. I bought a Creative Labs Sound Blaster system from Amazon. The transmitter fits into my computer (either a mini or a laptop) through a USB port. I then have two receivers plugged into two sound systems that receive my music and transmit it to my amplifiers/speakers. I love the setup since I can use my high quality speakers with my computer music library. If you have a fairly powerful router or cell phone signal booster, you may get some interference with the music transmission; I unplug my router to eliminate interference while listening to music. I have a Mac Mini and have wirelessly connected my iTunes library to two sets of speakers in my home. I bought a Creative Labs Sound Blaster system from Amazon. The transmitter fits into my computer (either a mini or a laptop) through a USB port. I then have two receivers plugged into two sound systems that receive my music and transmit it to my amplifiers/speakers. I love the setup since I can use my high quality speakers with my computer music library. If you have a fairly powerful router or cell phone signal booster, you may get some interference with the music transmission; I unplug my... » Read More I have a Mac Mini and have wirelessly connected my iTunes library to two sets of speakers in my home. I bought a Creative Labs Sound Blaster system from Amazon. The transmitter fits into my computer (either a mini or a laptop) through a USB port. I then have two receivers plugged into two sound systems that receive my music and transmit it to my amplifiers/speakers. I love the setup since I can use my high quality speakers with my computer music library. If you have a fairly powerful router or cell phone signal booster, you may get some interference with the music transmission; I unplug my router to eliminate interference while listening to music. « Show Less
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This is a pretty good straight toward sysrtem.. I have the original which doesn't need a USB for the transmitter, so I ran it out of the headphone jack. If ur using a mac I'd suggest looking @ their air play products.. What I like about the creative lab products is that the music is not compressed.. So its crystal clear wirelessly.. (Got a couple of noise complaint tickets as prove in my old apt) lol..If u go with the creative labs all u need 2 start is one kit, which has transmit/receiver 2 start an all u have 2 do is buy other receivers 2 expand..
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You need to buy this receiver and the transmitter from Creative labs, hook the receiver to the Stereo through the Aux input and that should allow you to stream music to the stereo from the mac. The range is about 150 feet, but sound quality is pretty good. Sonos also works very well, but is 3 times the cost. I did it this through out my house just using the receiver and speakers from a couple old computers and now every room has music controlled from my computer. With the mac you could down load the Remote app on your ipad/ iphone and control the whole system from the device. I hope this helps.
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I have Audioengine A5 speakers, with a subwoofer going through an Audioengine D1 DAC that I use with Airplay on a Mac. The sound is awesome and would highly recommend them. I do not own the A4 speakers and therefore cannot comment on how to deliver power to them.
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Oh, sorry :) I don't know specifics about the apple adapter, but it seems like sometimes you have to go to the settings and actively select audio out from your speaker menu on the mac. I have an HP with a dock so it is a little more confusing, but I have heard of people needing to go to the audio menu and toggling it on. Get a cheap one from amazon and try mesing ith the settings. If you are still under warranty, it might also help to talk to a genius. They might have some ideas that don't involve the iTV. I think straming from your mac would be faster.
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Sure, your sound card would have to have a optical out, then you would purchase a toslink cable and connect it to the optical in on the receiver, then you have to make sure on your pc that it is set to output sound via optical out.....if ur using a mac it should be easy.
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I only use Mac's for working on Audio. Check M-audio website, to see if it's compatible.
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I do not have a mac but I am sure you just plug the receiver in the USB port.
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Hey there, you can do this - have a look at this article - https://support.serato.com/hc/en-us/articles/202304774-How-to-use-your-Serato-hardware-playing-through-your-Mac-s-internal-speakers-using-Aggregate-Device-
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I'm not sure what you mean. If you plug this into a Mac, and set it up as your output audio device, all your stereo outputs will be processed by the One instead of the internal sound card. If you're asking can you use the One like a "line in", then the answer is no. Well, at least not in stereo. It does line-level monaural, though. So you could plug a keyboard into it, or the left OR right of a stereo out of a keyboard, and you would have all the legendary A/D conversion you crave one side at a time. This is why I sold my ONE and got the old-school Duet Firewire. Definitely worth getting the Duet if you produce lots of stereo stuff, and it make A/D conversion a breeze with anything you can plug into it at line level.
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use a male to male mini stereo plug and cord. there is a jack in back of the amp, if I understand your set up. All though if you are already connected to working speakers you don't need them amp.
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It would if whatever you're trying to transfer sound to has RCA inputs. Sucks that pre 2010 macs have that issue. This thread has some clarification http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=792106
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I use my to record to my Mac but I also have and M-AUDIO FatTrack Pro mixer and a PreSonuys Tube Prev2 amp to supply more power to the mic. Sorry it took my awhile to get back to you!
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I've used it with a Mac Mini using both HDMI and VGA (need male to male VGA cable and Apple's VGA adaptor). VGA worked best - you could accommodate audio with an inexpensive stereo mini-jack to RCA Y cable - I did not.
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How do I hook these speakers in to my Mac G4? Is there a USB connection or only RCA type jacks requiring a sound card to be put into my computer? Or can they be attached some other way? Any advice would be appreciated.
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Plug in the mixer's "out" to the receiver via RCA and plug in your macbook via RCA to 3.5mm cable to the mixer.
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What do you mean by micro?(I dont know anything from MAC products) If you're referring to the diameter of audio input then it should be 3.5mm. I don't believe they send with any adapter for a 2.5mm audio.
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USB from the Mac to to 2 stereo phono plugs (L & R). Check the Lyr manual, you can view a pdf on-line from Schiit's web site.
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Audio out on any system will work. You may need a spliter. One into two. Pretty cool.