ipod touch and AirPort Express: Will AirPort Express send tunes from an ipod Touch to my stereo?
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I believe this only works if you're using the Remote app to send music from iTunes (playing on a separate computer) to the Express.
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You can't do it directly but, you can to a usb stick...then, to your ipod using itunes
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yes. In fact you will now have a remote topause or advance tracks and adjust volume without ever touching your ipod. Sound quality is top notch. I use mine for running.
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Depending on the stereo you have, absolutely. My stereo also has a feature to swap the control between the stereo and the iPod. Your stereo may have the same feature.
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Yes, there is also an input with an optional dock called DMPort. I plug in my iPods to it to play music & charge as well. The older model, anyway...
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If your ipod has bluetooth, then yes. This is intended to plug into a speaker in jack, so it is a receiver, not a sender.
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Hi Beach'n: no they don't. But if you use Apple products like the Airport Express (especially the older "wall wart" version) you can wirelessly transmit your music to the Vanatoo's by plugging the Airport Express directly into the back of the speaker (which is what I have done) and then run a Toslink cable from the Airport Express into the Vanatoo's Toslink digital input. I stream music from my iPhone or iPad to the Airport Express, which, when a signal is applied, remotely turns on the Vanatoo speakers, and voila!--music. You can then conveniently adjust volume via your iPhone or iPad. Hope this helps! Hi Beach'n: no they don't. But if you use Apple products like the Airport Express (especially the older "wall wart" version) you can wirelessly transmit your music to the Vanatoo's by plugging the Airport Express directly into the back of the speaker (which is what I have done) and then run a Toslink cable from the Airport Express into the Vanatoo's Toslink digital input. I stream music from my iPhone or iPad to the Airport Express, which, when a signal is applied, remotely turns on the Vanatoo speakers, and voila!--music. You can then conveniently adjust volume via your iPhone or... » Read More Hi Beach'n: no they don't. But if you use Apple products like the Airport Express (especially the older "wall wart" version) you can wirelessly transmit your music to the Vanatoo's by plugging the Airport Express directly into the back of the speaker (which is what I have done) and then run a Toslink cable from the Airport Express into the Vanatoo's Toslink digital input. I stream music from my iPhone or iPad to the Airport Express, which, when a signal is applied, remotely turns on the Vanatoo speakers, and voila!--music. You can then conveniently adjust volume via your iPhone or iPad. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I connect my iPod over WiFi via an Airport Express that is connected to one of the inputs in the back of the device.
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This is just the flight case so no. There are some DJ mixers you can hook an ipod to but if you're only interested in using your ipad, just stick with Algoriddim djay or something similar.
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Yes, the AirPort Express will quite easily join your WiFi network and stream all your iTunes music. What you can not do is use the AirPort Express to extend the range of your AT&T; DSL router's wireless network.
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Yes. The stereo includes a cable that plugs into the headphone jack on the iPod
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You'll have to use the USB port as this unit come's with the old plug, not the Thunderbolt Or you may add an Airport Express and wireless connect your music from any of the apple or other brand's gadgets or phones This equipment has pretty good sound, specially of you combine it with a sub-woofer, the frequency responses are excellent.
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Nope, only the Airport Express has airtunes... You can run airtunes if you add one to your network though.
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I have been using an iPad and iPhone (each with the AV controller app) also, you do have to use the app at least for apple devices as the receiver is airplay compliant, so I can just open up the ipod and shunt the music straight to the receiver as it is on the network.
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Yes. Works perfect and you can control your iTunes library through your vehicle.
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It really has a nice clear, strong sound, but it can only operate by embedding an older model airport express inside the unit. It is an easy install. Once the airport express is installed, the unit will connect to your wifi network, and you can select it thru AirPlay.
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I did not purchase the Onkyo UP-A1 ipod/iphone dock. I did not see any advantage to it since you can plug your device into the USB port and play tunes from it that way. I did opt to buy Apple's Airport Express router ($100), which allows you to send tunes from the itunes library on your desktop wirelessly to the receiver. I also bought Onkyo's UWF-1 wireless adapter ($50), which allows me to use the web radio features wirelessly vs. Ethernet cable. With it, I can send mp3 files from my PC using MS media play, but I can't send files in the proprietary Apple format. The UWF-1 is a "dongle" that plugs into the USB port of the receiver. I did not purchase the Onkyo UP-A1 ipod/iphone dock. I did not see any advantage to it since you can plug your device into the USB port and play tunes from it that way. I did opt to buy Apple's Airport Express router ($100), which allows you to send tunes from the itunes library on your desktop wirelessly to the receiver. I also bought Onkyo's UWF-1 wireless adapter ($50), which allows me to use the web radio features wirelessly vs. Ethernet cable. With it, I can send mp3 files from my PC using MS media play, but I can't send files in the proprietary Apple format. The UWF-1 is a... » Read More I did not purchase the Onkyo UP-A1 ipod/iphone dock. I did not see any advantage to it since you can plug your device into the USB port and play tunes from it that way. I did opt to buy Apple's Airport Express router ($100), which allows you to send tunes from the itunes library on your desktop wirelessly to the receiver. I also bought Onkyo's UWF-1 wireless adapter ($50), which allows me to use the web radio features wirelessly vs. Ethernet cable. With it, I can send mp3 files from my PC using MS media play, but I can't send files in the proprietary Apple format. The UWF-1 is a "dongle" that plugs into the USB port of the receiver. « Show Less