Before I purchase, I want to make sure this unit can be plugged into and connected to a computer and used with itunes and such?
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I bought this unit to broadcast my Sirius receiver around my house and garage. The Sirius unit plugs into the transmitter which is set to 91.1 I had no problems at all. Even my neighbors enjoy it. That being said, if you have an audio output I am sure it would work just fine.
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As long as the computer has a line out or headphone jack. I stream spotify from my computer to a number of 70's hifi systems using this FM transmitter.
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Yes, Curtis -- iTunes, just like Internet radio, comes through your computer and works well with this transmitter.
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No, which is a good thing for me anyway. I plug it into my PC to charge and I don't want itunes popping up on me! If I plug the battery pack in, and then connect the cable, it charges all up great, no itunes popping up getting in my way. No need for itunes anymore, it's backed up into the cloud anyway, wireless!!!
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you must use windows this is not apple compatible. i just plugged it in turn the unit on and it will come up
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A USB CONNECTOR. I transferred songs by buying them on iTunes and syncing the iTunes to my iPod. It would load my songs that way. You can ask Questions under help feature to walk you through
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Hi Susan, you can use this to connect to itunes. However, connecting this to your PC/MacBook will not give you internet access. This is a form of "tethering". You may want to research this on the net. Lastly, check with your wireless service for a "hotspot" plan... of course and unfortunately, there's a monthly fee for that plus equipment. Good luck! Aloha!
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Yes. Cable to plug it into the computer, power cable, separate little cable to connect phone/ipod.
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Best Regards Jose. I do not think possible. Everything is charged to ipod through Itunes software.
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For iTunes music to play, you need an application to drive it. Since the USB drive doesn't have an OS, I don't see how you can do that. Personally I use an iPod instead just for this.
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Mine is over 2 years old. No issues. Use it with iTunes on an HP and old Toshiba laptop with Windows 7 and Vista.
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I don't believe that you have to have anything, but I am not sure...ask at Walmart....if there is a decent tech there who just happens to know something you can get some answers. I have the Windows 7 and I-tunes and had no trouble, but I am not very smart about computers, so I hate to give a sure answer on this......
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You cannot. You have to unplug it to use the normal iPhone cable to connect to your computer. You CAN use iTunes Wireless Sync.
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The answer is no (except for the power cable). You will need to buy a digital out cable to connect to your pre-amplifier (or integrated amplifier/receiver). You have at least three options: 1) an optical (toslink) cable, the one I use; 2)a XLR cable; 3) a coaxial cable. There's also an USB out to connect to a PC, I suppose. I have used this Cambridge iPod dock for a couple of months now (connected to a Cambridge DACMagic Plus DAC/Preamp) and the difference with Apple's standard dock is dramatic.So dramatic indeed that I have re-recorded my classical iTunes library using Apple's "lossless format". You made a good buy. Enjoy it. The answer is no (except for the power cable). You will need to buy a digital out cable to connect to your pre-amplifier (or integrated amplifier/receiver). You have at least three options: 1) an optical (toslink) cable, the one I use; 2)a XLR cable; 3) a coaxial cable. There's also an USB out to connect to a PC, I suppose. I have used this Cambridge iPod dock for a couple of months now (connected to a Cambridge DACMagic Plus DAC/Preamp) and the difference with Apple's standard dock is dramatic.So dramatic indeed that I have re-recorded my classical iTunes library using Apple's... » Read More The answer is no (except for the power cable). You will need to buy a digital out cable to connect to your pre-amplifier (or integrated amplifier/receiver). You have at least three options: 1) an optical (toslink) cable, the one I use; 2)a XLR cable; 3) a coaxial cable. There's also an USB out to connect to a PC, I suppose. I have used this Cambridge iPod dock for a couple of months now (connected to a Cambridge DACMagic Plus DAC/Preamp) and the difference with Apple's standard dock is dramatic.So dramatic indeed that I have re-recorded my classical iTunes library using Apple's "lossless format". You made a good buy. Enjoy it. « Show Less
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Some options only work with apple stuff. Make sure the volume is up on the player your using and the headphones. Make sure you only charge it with a laptop or computer. Make sure you have the switch on the headphones for the amplifier on
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I don't own an ipod. But the only input is from the small end of the standard USB cable. I am not aware of any dapter that would do accomplish this. However, I would assume you be able to use iTunes straight from the computer . The nicest function of the gb-10 for me is that you can actually upload the music right to the unit, which kind of makes it your ipod. The sound is great also.
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It works with iTunes, so those devices should be fine. The blue tooth speaker will only play one speaker at a time, the WiFi ones will play in multiples. They work across the room, you don't have to be right next to it.
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Right.So purchaser has to buy USB adapter and a media bridge (like Apple Airplay or TV) in order to use...?USB adapter can cannot interface directly with computer to have computer act as server for music...Right...?Many thanks for answering...
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the answer is no. it should be worked with Mac while playing music on itunes.