How to transfer to a macbook? How do I transfer audio to macbook. I read somewhere to use a 2 male 33mm audio cable. I did this &amp; its not showing up on my macbook. Any advice....Please!! Thank you!!
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You have the VN-7100 which I also have, but bought the VN-702PC so I could do what you're trying to do. You can't transfer the mp3 files to your computer with the VN-7100. The VN-702PC even comes with the short USB cable to do your file transfer. I also have a MacbookPro and the VN-702PC works fine with it.
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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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Patrick's answer is correct for some MacBook Pros. However, keep in mind that some newer model MacBooks don't have an audio line in, so the mic still won't work even if you buy the Y adapter. Do some research on your model to verify before getting the Y adapter. You can get a relatively inexpensive USB line in/out adapter instead. Don't waste your money on sennheiser's adapter if it won't work. Specifically, my 2013 MacBook Pro 13" Retina does not have a universal in/out, only out.
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So do you need Inport, or just a cable from your stereo to your Mac with the Audacity software? Thanks!
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I'm not sure (I'm a PC user) but if you can plug standard headphone or earbuds into your MacBook, you'll be good to go. You will also have to plug the speakers into a standard 110v outlet for power. Great sound btw.
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Hi, I plugged mine into the USB PORT for power and into the OUTPUT PORT for headphones/speakers and turned them up! That's all. Check to be sure you have the right port for headphones. My Mac laptop has two similar ports, one for input and one for output. The output has a headphone icon. You shouldn't have to do anything else. You can test your output to see if it's the port or the speakers by trying a pair of earbuds or headphones in the port instead. Is there sound? If yes, then it's not the port! Be sure they're plugged into the USB port too. That's about all I can tell you. I sure hope they work! Mine are nice little speakers and when I need to I use them on my Mac because it doesn't have very loud speakers.
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If your MacBook was made prior to mid 2010, it doesn't pass audio thru hdmi. You will have to use audio cables in addition to the hdmi cable.
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One reviewer said that it doesn't "sync" with a computer. A shame as I am looking for a good, portable speaker system for both my iphone and macbook. Anyone know of any?
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Maybe not. A new MacBook uses an iPhone-type plug -- it's a 4-conductor 3.5mm (aka 1/8") plug. For a newer MacBook with Retina display, you'll want to also get http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ENFA3GO/ (if the link gets removed, look for Amazon product B00ENFA3GO called "headset buddy"). Older MacBooks and standard laptops usually have two small 3-prong plugs. This is, by far, the standard and has been for 20+ years. Pink is generally universal for microphone and green for headphones. In a 2-plug setup, this Sennheiser is absolutely standard and will work well. The above Headphone Buddy adapter will also make this work with a modern cell phone as a handsfree.
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Choose the headset you want to use from the Bluetooth status menu, then choose Connect. The headset is automatically used as the sound output device for your computer. If the Bluetooth status menu isn't visible, choose Apple menu &gt; System Preferences, click Bluetooth, and select "Show Bluetooth in menu bar." I am not a Mac expert, so maybe someone else out here has better information for Sriratana.
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Connect your unit to Mac with usb cable. Click on finder and find under devices your unit name. Click on it and files will open. In one file you will fine your audio tracks. Take what you need by copy it or simply drug it to your desk top or any way you need them to be.another tip:delete any of your audio files from the unit only by formatting the memory card being in the unit.
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When you plug it in your computer it is like an external hard drive, you just drag and drop you mp3 files. You can you their free app too, but only works in windows, no Mac support. Cheers
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I don't have a mac but did have the same problem. Go into itunes. Under "edit", click preferences, then "general", then "import settings", then you'll see the first subtitle "import using", Choose "MP3 encoder" from the options in that subtitle. THEN you can right click (or whatever you do with a mac) a song or group of songs and you should see the option "convert to MP3". Clicking that will create another copy of the selected song which you can then copy and transfer to your earphones when you connect them to the Mac... it's a pain and annoying, and definitely should not have to be so hard (I sent back my first pair because I thought they were defective) but I really like being able to swim an listen to music. If you are still having troube, google "converting itunes songs to MP3". Good luck!
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They come with a 3.5mm plug to plug into the audio jack in the computer and a USB plug for the power. I've never had a Mac so I don't know what they come with. But if you have these two jacks on your Mac it should work. After seeing the other post I disagree. I think my music sounds great. The separation is great. You can hear the stereo from each individual speaker.
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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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Dear Customer,Thank you for you question about our M2 Bluetooth Speaker system. The M2 will work as you described once you have initially paired your Macbook with the M2 Speakers. When the Macbook is opened or turned on, the M2 speakers will automatically connect.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you, Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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yes no worries, you will need to get a Moshi cable (ebay) so that it connects your mac to an HDMI and because this is a converter, you will need to patch the sound over, either by connecting a audio wire or doing it over blutooth.