Apple devices, like the iPhone and iPad, do not support APT-X. What codec does this use for Bluetooth from the iPhone and iPad?
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From what I can tell someone is making these generic BT receivers and then they get rebadged - there's a curvy one like the Satechi here and there are square ones e.g. peachtree, nu-force, monoprice... they are all APT-X, wall-wart, RCA + Toslink... the main difference I could see was the price and the packaging (some of the suppliers do add an extra cable or something like that...) Anyway... this is relevant because someone asked the same question of Peachtree: Q: Does BT1 support the AAC codec? I want to stream from iOS devices, which do not have aptX, and at least want the sound quality associated with support for AAC. A: We didn't license the AAC codec for the BT1. In our group testing we found that there was virtually no difference between AAC and the standard A2DP SBC codec in this specific implementation.
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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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This is only works for android with Bluetooth, can not works with WiFI and also can not works in iOS system, thanks.
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not really, i had alot of problems with the one as well , so what i did. i took it off from the sounddock and start all over again.reset your iphone bluetooth . and if it doesn t work i will recommend you to buy a bluetooth receiver that i just bought for the sounddock on amazon as well . is call bluetooth receiver , it cost about 16 dollars .
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The Creative D200 will work out of the box with your iPhone / iPad - if your device has A2DP bluetooth connectivity. The transmitter is for devices which do not support this bluetooth profile. iPhones / iPads received A2DP support with the iPhone OS 3.0 update, so you should have no issues connecting to this speaker.
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It supports anything with Bluetooth. Now, it doesn't have aptX or BT 4.0, but it handles regular Bluetooth. No AirPlay either. Still for a basic speaker with a GREAT battery life, this is still my go-to portable speaker, day-in and day-out.
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Blue tooth via Iphone, not great. Accuracy and clarity of the amp reveal all of the drawbacks of Iphone's Bluetooth codec...thin sounding with lack of range. The amp is optimized for the more advanced Aptx Bluetooth codec, which is not available on the iphone, but is available on mac books.
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I use the Bluetooth feature all the time. It works seamlessly with my iPhone. Just pair your phone with the receiver once, then whenever you want to listen to audio from your iPhone change the source to Bluetooth. Works for any audio your iPhone plays: music, audio books, audio from videos. Also it works pretty well for phone calls.
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the other device needs to have support for apt-x too. moreover, they need to negotiate the pairing instance as aptx. that is easy to see in Android logcat on a rooted device. that being said, when I want to listen tv via headsets I am using the telme2 pair of a toslink Bluetooth adapter + headset, both apt-x, no audio lag that I can notice.
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For Apt-x support, get GOgroove BlueSYNC DRM Portable Stereo Speaker. It is with Bluetooth 4.0 & aptX Codec (for CD-Quality Sound).
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You can install Raspbmc that supports airplay. But there is a known issue with ios7 support - ios7 devices play only sound, not video.
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It supports anything with Bluetooth. Now, it doesn't have aptX or BT 4.0, but it handles regular Bluetooth. No AirPlay either.Still for a basic speaker with a GREAT battery life, this is still my go-to portable speaker, day-in and day-out.
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I just got the Blue Parrot B250XT and it played my music straight off of my iPhone 4 - not sure what the other people had problems with, but mine worked just fine...!
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I have no idea .... Bluetooth is Bluetooth for a reason . I have not had luck with transmitters . I did buy these headphones for my iPhone and my polar heart monitor that is Bluetooth it works well but I could not get the headphones to sync with my iPad , :(
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I successfully paired with an iPad3 (spring 2012 edition), and iPhone 4S, and and iPhone5.From what I understand, the Bluetooth technology should function the same on all Apple products.
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I do with Nyrius Songo Tap Wireless Bluetooth aptX NFC Music Receiver for Streaming iPhone, iPad, Android, Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops to Stereo Systems with Digital Optical & 3.5mm Audio Input (BR51)
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Hello: as far as I know it only works with Apple products, I use it with my IPod and iPad, and also can play from my PC using ITunes. I tried my android devices they don't work, i believe you need to have Air Play in your device and so far the only ones the have Air Play are the Apple kind. No Bluetooth, I tried that too. I hope this answers your question.