How does this connect to a Mac? It appears that all the connections are to an iOS device. What cable is needed to connect to a MacBook Pro?
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This comes with two connectors. One for the iPad (and similar devices) and the other for the Mac computer via USB. I have tried both. They both perform very well.
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The JAM comes with 2 cables. One is a Jam to 30-pin cable for an iOS device, and the second cable is JAM to USB for the Mac. The supplied cables are about 18 inches long. Apogee sells 3Meter cables if you need them. If you want to connect to the iPhone 5, you will need the Apple 30 pin to Lightning adapter.
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It should have come with 2 cables - one with USB and one with the apple 30-pin connector. Both connect to the JAM on the other end
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It comes with a 30 pin cable for iOS devices and it also comes with a USB to plug into your MacBook Pro it works excellent. Zero latency/ delay and excellent sound.
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It comes with two different cables. Each cable has their own proprietary connection on one end, then the other end is either a standard USB that connects to the computer, or the older 30 pin connector for older iOS devices.
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It does come with the proper cable for Mac books. I primarily use iPad to cut down on weight and bulk. Works great and no batteries to go dead.
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Hi Mark. The Apogee Jam comes with the cable needed to connect it to you Macbook Pro, same computer I use (2012 model year). It's just one cable with a USB connector on one end and an Apogee connector on the opposite end. Simple as that! I hope this has helped. :)
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It comes with 2 cables, one has a 30pin connection, the other cable has a USB connection.
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There should be a 1 meter cable included in the box that has regular USB on one end. The USB end plugs into the MacBook. check to see that it's there. Below is a list of the box contents..."In the boxJAM0.5m cable for connection to iPad and iPhone1m cable for connection to MacQuick start guideVelcro strip"
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yes, I use it with a MacBook pro; though I originally set up with a windows 7 computer, but no longer use. They have software for Macs which seems to work fine.
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First of all, I'm NOT sure that I have the answer for you, but here goes. Is your cable any good? How are the connections, either on the cable OR on the computer or the hard drive? Give Apple, or Western Digital a buzz. They're usually pretty helpful.
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I am sorry but I am not sure about it. I have connected it to my iMac i5 27 "and it works perfectly. Another customer says that it works perfectly on his Mac Pro. I understand it should work on a MacBook Pro without problems.
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I have a MacBook Pro and it's great if you need to stream from your computer to a tv. Your tv has to have the HDMI outlet. I will say I use this only when showing iTunes content or things from my computer that cannot be streamed via Chromecast.
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I know they don't officially support Macs but if i plugged it in using the usb cable would it recognize it or no. It's kind of a deal breaker for me so i was wondering if anyone had any info.Thanks!
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You will need the correct cable for connection to the MacBook. It comes with the cable that fits an iPod nano or iPhone 4S or earlier.
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How are you trying to connect it? Hdmi? Pc cable hook up thing? An apple hook up? Magic?
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It oesn't have thunderbolt. You can connect a Mac using thunderbolt but you need to buy an adapter to do it.
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I do not own a Mac, so I guess I can't make any promises. However, wifi in general is a fairly stable standard. In other words, I'd be really surprised if this didn't work with any Mac. I have had a guest with a Macbook Pro connect to it without issue. I don't mean to offend you, but if you are asking a question like this I'm concerned that you don't know what you are looking at. This is an "Access Point" and not a "router". If you don't know the difference between the two, you're probably looking for a "router"...
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This will work via Bluetooth. Whatever has bluetooth, it can conect and stream there. I connect phones, tablets, laptops, you name it. I don't own Apple products, but this is Product Agnostic.
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No, it did not. My iPad connected automatically, but my MacBook Pro with 10.8 Mountain Lion still doesn't recognize it. I guess I have to use the USB cable for that.
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Steven, I removed the optical drive from my MacBook Pro and in its placed I installed a Hard Drive. I ordered this part to connect the removed optical drive and still use it with my laptop through a USB port. It works as though the optical drive is installed inside the Mac. All you need is this connection.
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I have a MacBook. There is no port for it. I was able to connect using an AppleBox.
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Yes, I hooked it up to my MacBook Pro with no problems. Right before I put it back in the box and sent it back
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I use it for my Macbook pro, as I selected Mac cable to connect with it, It works perfectly with me. I can transfer a lot of data in a short time. I know that this device is compatible with Mac and Windows but I prefer it with Mac because it has Time Machine Software to backup your data for double protection of data loss, this feature available only for Mac and supported to all Apple products. For further information contact their support team at www.g-technology.com. Thanks for contacting me and I hope this helped you. Regards.