I cannot get it to work with my Creative D100 wireless speaker. I am using Windows 7 on my laptop and it loaded when I plugged in the device
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Tat might be the issue, my speaker is a D200 model, but looking at some reviews and seeing how many have purchased it with your model I don't see why it's not pairing. I am using Windows 7 so I don't believe that is the issue either. I would retry pairing and be sure to follow the order on the instructions and to be sure to hold the button down on the transmitter for the required time. If that doesn't work I'd try another device.
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Mac pretty much nailed it. When the BT-D1 is first plugged in, you should see an indication of a driver being installed. Then, as Mac stated, go to the control panel and click on the sound icon, and youmight have to manually select the BT-D1, then click on APPLY and OK. Always activate the BT-D1 search mode first, and then the speaker since it will be looking for the BT-D1 signal. I have used theBT-D1 on both the D100 and D200 speakers.DRJ answered on June 23, 2013.
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After it loaded on my desktop I just pushed the connect button on the end of the USB for 4 or 5 seconds until the very small blue light on the side blinks rapidly and then did the same on the speakers until the Bluetooth light blinked rapidly. When they connect the speaker light stays solid blue and the the tiny light on the USB blinks slowly. Make sure the volume is up on the computer and the Creative speakers. On my desktop the USB "takes over" and the regular speakers on the computer are disabled. You may have to manually select the Creative speakers in the control panel. Good luck.
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After it loaded on my desktop I just pushed the connect button on the end of the USB for 4 or 5 seconds until the very small blue light on the side blinks rapidly and then did the same on the speakers until the Bluetooth light blinked rapidly. When they connect the speaker light stays solid blue and the the tiny light on the USB blinks slowly. Make sure the volume is up on the computer and the Creative speakers. On my desktop the USB "takes over" and the regular speakers on the computer are disabled. You may have to manually select the Creative speakers in the control panel. Good luck. After it loaded on my desktop I just pushed the connect button on the end of the USB for 4 or 5 seconds until the very small blue light on the side blinks rapidly and then did the same on the speakers until the Bluetooth light blinked rapidly. When they connect the speaker light stays solid blue and the the tiny light on the USB blinks slowly. Make sure the volume is up on the computer and the Creative speakers. On my desktop the USB "takes over" and the regular speakers on the computer are disabled. You may have to manually select the Creative speakers in the control panel. Good... » Read More After it loaded on my desktop I just pushed the connect button on the end of the USB for 4 or 5 seconds until the very small blue light on the side blinks rapidly and then did the same on the speakers until the Bluetooth light blinked rapidly. When they connect the speaker light stays solid blue and the the tiny light on the USB blinks slowly. Make sure the volume is up on the computer and the Creative speakers. On my desktop the USB "takes over" and the regular speakers on the computer are disabled. You may have to manually select the Creative speakers in the control panel. Good luck. « Show Less
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If you are referring to the Creative Wireless Speaker, absolutely it does. I have a 100 and a 200 and it works with both of them.Don Jones.
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Should work with this speaker. Speaker has its own amp, plus volume, high and low adjustments. Performance will probably depend on quality of wireless mic.
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I'm using windows 7 premium what u hear function does not work, worked great on XP run y adapter from green connection to blue connection using jumper works fineu can record what u hear
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Yes, I have used it attached to my PC, Paired with a creative Bluetooth speaker. Works very well.
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I have the Creative Inspire S2 wireless speakers, they perform really well and come with a transmitter. I ordered this transmitter because according to it's description it is supposed to be optimized for audio. But it did not work. It wouldn't pair with the speakers, or anything else. I returned it for a refund. I have an HP Compaq running XP Pro. I don't know if the transmitter was defective, or if it just wouldn't work with my system.
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Stick to wireless. I tried to plug it to my Xbox controller with the same idea, but the audio jack wasn't compatible
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I wouldn't buy this product. It didn't work with my wireless Sony speakers, even though it was advertised that is was compatible.
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Hello, Yes the WD100 works with any Sonos speakers and it also works with both wifi or Bridge configuration. Marc
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I use it effectively with Windows XP. Try contacting the company directly using this link: http://www.ionaudio.com/products/details/video-2-pc-mkii
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I couldn't get it to work at all with my bluetooth audio device under Windows XP or Ubuntu.
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I can't see any reason why it wouldn't. As long as your device is hard wired to the speaker, it should work fine. I had more difficulty with wireless, however.
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The question is a bit confusing. This is something I use to transmit a tv signal from my Tivo to another tv in a different room. I am not sure what you are transmitting the sound to. It should transmit a tv signal to wireless speakers however
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If you are running windows Windows 7 or 8 it should work without a hitch. You would pair the speakers through the windows bluetooth setup. The drivers are standard and built into windows
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you need a three prong audio input adapter to 3.5mm or what ever your input is on wireless receiver and the input on dvx100 is three prong audio input,so you need to adapt to dvx100 audio input three prong input.the dvx100a has two three prong inputs.
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Works great with windows 7...I used them with my laptop, but now only use them as wireless speakers with my smartphone or tablet. The actual dongle that transmits the signal isnt that strong, but I dont use that. Just pair them with a device and thats it, and they sound great.
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This device converts analog audio (like from a mixer or ipod) into spdif digital audio. There's no usb or other computer connection. So if your windows machine has a spdif input (most don't), it should work fine.