I want to listen to streaming music on Youtube on my PC in 1 room &amp; simult. hear the same when I go to another room. This work for that?
517908
No it won't. You have to use a specific ap to use the phorus so there would be no way to get the two devices in sync.
1909773
You can plug only 1 computer at the time ... The channel's in simple words are the amout of songs that you can mix at the time..
164651
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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That would depend on your source -- certainly with the wired mode, you could supply a signal to both. On the bluetooth side it would depend on how many different streams the originating source can accommodate. For example, my Android phone will only support one bluetooth music connection at a time while it can recognize and pair, but not connect, with a multitude of devices. The issue is with the bluetooth music stream within the Andoird device, not the TekNMotion speaker. BTW, since my initial review, I have had occasion to use my Air Capsule in a number of situations, all with amazing success: sound track for a memorial video at a funeral home in a room with 100+; as a conference call group device in a meeting of about 12 with three people on phone; as the sole music source in a worship service in a 30 X 30 foot room.
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I use it for that exact same reason. It works fine for me from about 20 feet away from the computer. I have the computer in my bedroom and the signal passes through one wall just fine. It was spotty at first but after installing the supplied "pairing software" it works like a charm.
817190
Your good. I stream pandora and YouTube to my head unit through bluetooth. I also had a toggle switch to bypass the settings so I can watch DVD when I'm driving(I know bad idea) but I like having the option.
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Yes. I've streamed from my tablet, two phones, my laptop and my desktop. Both phones were Android o/s, both computers were Windows 7 64 bit.
450224
Horribly, because it doesn't seem to stay on the network very well. I've had two now, the first sent back to ASUS because it wouldn't work, the second is now still not really working. The few times I did try to stream audio, it worked, somewhat but would stop playing at random. (or are you not asking how well, but 'what technique do you use?') To make it work, you use apple airplay as I recall, I didn't try it with a PC though. It just shows up on airplay if the settings are right in the web setup UI.
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Hi Matt,I don't see why not as we stream to two BT headphones at the same time. I might be concerned with latency because if we're off a 1/128 beat in the headphones nobody would know. But if it's off that much in video viewing or external music it might sound "off". In general my answer would be yes, but you should be aware of the possible problems.
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Hey Wayne. Really, all it does is take a cable TV or off-the-air TV signal into your PC via a USB port and Windows Media Player, and play it on the screen of your computer monitor. Windows Media Player (or the included player) performs a channel search which checks for available channels, locking them in for your selection and viewing. There is no wireless or networking function to the thing, although I suppose you could set up network streaming and sharing to other computers over a wireless (or ethernet) network just like any other media on your PC. Me, I take the signal from my HDMI-out port on my PC and watch over the air TV on my big screen HDMI-in from my computer. Hope this was helpfull to you. Hey Wayne. Really, all it does is take a cable TV or off-the-air TV signal into your PC via a USB port and Windows Media Player, and play it on the screen of your computer monitor. Windows Media Player (or the included player) performs a channel search which checks for available channels, locking them in for your selection and viewing. There is no wireless or networking function to the thing, although I suppose you could set up network streaming and sharing to other computers over a wireless (or ethernet) network just like any other media on your PC. Me, I take the signal from my HDMI-out... » Read More Hey Wayne. Really, all it does is take a cable TV or off-the-air TV signal into your PC via a USB port and Windows Media Player, and play it on the screen of your computer monitor. Windows Media Player (or the included player) performs a channel search which checks for available channels, locking them in for your selection and viewing. There is no wireless or networking function to the thing, although I suppose you could set up network streaming and sharing to other computers over a wireless (or ethernet) network just like any other media on your PC. Me, I take the signal from my HDMI-out port on my PC and watch over the air TV on my big screen HDMI-in from my computer. Hope this was helpfull to you. « Show Less
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Believe it or not, we don't use this for music but rather lights. We use a great Mac app called Chameleon. Using the Behringer with that program, yes, we can page over for other settings. Not much help, but there you go. Have you checked YouTube for someone showing theirs off?
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I haven't try that experiment yet but what I can say is that you can listen to another source while listening to your music in your PC. IE, I can listen to my TV while having the earbuds on & still the sound is great!
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yes.. but you can to listen to music from only one with priority given to one whuch is paired first i guess
981345
It's not for full range audio, it's a sub link. It only transmits the lower frequencies. This is not intended for streaming.
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I just got a second VC500 for my new i7 laptop. One works fine with vMix streaming to youtube. When I added a second VC500, I'm getting video, but NOT audio in vMix. Checking...
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Yes. Low quality products will do that. Don't waste your time. Its pretty annoying, you can't really listen to music. Connecting two will only make that worse.
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So far I've been able to only get it to work within a room from one side to the other. I set up a test system between 2 rooms, and I got audio, but the video signal was not strong enough for the TV (LG) set to pick up. It works fine for my application, but what I need it for is pretty limited. Hope this helps.