Can I watch a movie on a MacBook Pro and send the sound wirelessly to these speakers?
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I was able to watch through a web browser without too much fuss.. however though there was unbearable lag and no way around it. I recommend sticking with bluetooth for video oriented audio (videos/movies/youtube/etc) I bought Creative ZiiSound D3x Bluetooth Wireless Speaker and couldn't be happier. Hope this helps
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As long as you have airplay on the laptop you can. I downloaded the movies to my iPad and played them locally. If you are streaming them it may be a different story.
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Actually I think this is all incorrect... if you hold the option button while you click on your sound icon in the top corner, you can select the A1 device as your sound output. I haven't used it for that function but it SHOULD work. As another person mentioned though, you would likely have a little bit of lag because the sound would have to be sent through the wifi channel and processed while the video would be real time.
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It depends, if you watch through iTunes then yes but other than that I don't believe it works with web browsers.
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I got it to work with my browser on my Macbook & I will be working on getting it on my Samsung tablet.For my MacBook I opened preferences..then sound then output then clicked on the speaker. I may of missed a step but its not hard once you get to output.For my tablet I think wifi speaker app will work.This all took lots of searching and patience but I see the light at the end of the tunnel.LOL the instructions that came with the speaker are helpful..but I have built things that are simpler that had more pieces/steps..LOLGreat sound great speaker when set up right!! I got it to work with my browser on my Macbook & I will be working on getting it on my Samsung tablet.For my MacBook I opened preferences..then sound then output then clicked on the speaker. I may of missed a step but its not hard once you get to output.For my tablet I think wifi speaker app will work.This all took lots of searching and patience but I see the light at the end of the tunnel.LOL the instructions that came with the speaker are helpful..but I have built things that are simpler that had more pieces/steps..LOLGreat sound... » Read More I got it to work with my browser on my Macbook & I will be working on getting it on my Samsung tablet.For my MacBook I opened preferences..then sound then output then clicked on the speaker. I may of missed a step but its not hard once you get to output.For my tablet I think wifi speaker app will work.This all took lots of searching and patience but I see the light at the end of the tunnel.LOL the instructions that came with the speaker are helpful..but I have built things that are simpler that had more pieces/steps..LOLGreat sound great speaker when set up right!! « Show Less
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You would need to go from your mac into a power amp or a stereo and then into the speakers.You can buy some inexpensive amps that would work great from http://www.parts-express.com/These speakers are great everyone who has heard them are blown away by how good they sound.
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I don't see why it wouldn't work as long as the projector has sound. I use the cable to connect my Mac to TV and use the little Auxilary connection so the sound comes out my TV Speakers.
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A 2x rca cable to 3.5 mm plugged in to the macs headphone jack should work.
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Not sure you can physically hook them up I do it when using Apple Airplay through Apple TV and a newer Apple device.
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No, these have to have something send the sound to them wirelessly. They are mainly for use in cars and vans that have built in DVD players
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Yes you can. But What I would recommend is buying a 50' hdmi cable (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0037VB09O/ref=wms_ohs_product) and hooking it up to an HDMI splitter (http://www.amazon.com/Rocketfish-Rf-g1182-2-Way-HDMI-Splitter/dp/B004HVGTA8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1359228754&sr=8-1&keywords=rocketfish+hdmi+splitter). That way you can connect several sources (ie. Apple tv, ps3, WD Player, and a cable box- I have ATT U-verse). You will need a separate sound source for audio (there is no speakers in the projector). I have an LG soundbar with a wireless subwoofer and absolutely love it. I HIGHLY recommend this projector 110%. I have a 120" HD screen
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These speakers are wired to a receiver/system. The question is your system capable of connecting wirelessly to you iPhone.
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Certain macs dont hold the ability to play the sound through the tv. I use external speakers and they work great!
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Don't understand why you mention the headphone jack...don't these speakers work without headphones? I'm looking for a way to boost the sound of my macbook pro so I can work with music from my macbook pro in a studio and hear it.
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Note that even if your Mac is new enough to support sound over HDMI, you may still need to go into your Mac's Sound Preferences and manually change the output from the built-in speakers to the HDMI port. At least, this was the case with my 2011 MBP running 10.9.x; whether auto-magic has since been added in newer Mac models and/or OS versions, I do not know.
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Yes that computer the MacBook works really well for streaming movies and music off the TV and need to hold me a G a connection in an audio cable I hope this is helpful
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No. The audio output option does not show up on a Macbook Pro. I tried multiple HDMI cables (including a high-speed cable) and every configuration possible, both mini displayports and the built-in HDMI. I tried all available screen resolutions in each port and none of them allowed the audio device to show up.
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"Doesn't work" is not very descriptive. I have three of these all on Dell monitors. So first, what do you mean "on my macbook pro"? That is a laptop and the soundbar is designed to mount on the bottom of a standalone (Dell) monitor. I don't see any reasonable way to use this with a macbook other than mounted to a Dell monitor that is being used as an external display (with the appropriate Apple Thunderbolt to HDMI adapter, or as appropriate for your macbook.) Then plug the video input cable from the soundbar to the headphone jack on your macbook.
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I dont have MAC but my roommate connects to HDMI TV using this cable USB connection and audio through his bluetooth wireless speaker.
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Try this link BrownE...hopefully it provides insight http://www.askdavetaylor.com/pair_bluetooth_speaker_with_apple_macbook_pro/
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Hi Justin,These wireless outdoor speakers are only bluetooth connectivity. There are ways to add a bluetooth transmitter ($20-30) to certain products ( TVs, older ipods, laptops etc..) to get them to send a signal to these speakers. There is no audio input on these speakers. Contact AV-Express for more information.