it says that it can be connected to PC or Mac or another digital device. Can I hook up a Android based source?
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Dear Eric kymala,I have not tried to hook up a Android base source, only connected to PC.Rgds,Vu.T
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Android supports USB DACS. How well depends on your manufacturer and what apps are being used. Check with your manufacturer and Google. https://source.android.com/devices/audio/usb.html
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I doubt it. It's not a standard USB audio device and requires a custom driver (at least on PC and OS X). TEAC don't supply a an Android driver. I don't know of any Android devices that support the optical or coax ports.
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It's an iPod/ iPhone docking station. I've never known one to be android compatible
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What I know is that it can connect to Android, Windows 8 tablets and iOS. Simultaneously paring with different devices should not be a problem although I have not tried that.
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Dashed if I know for sure, but I'm pretty sure it's for pc and android. But not sure, as I've not got a Mac.
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This device has nothing to do with your computer (MAC or Windows), it is a computer on its own. It is running a very solid and stable version of ANDROID, just like most smart phones (SAMSUNG, HTC,etc).You need to have access to the internet to be able to use its full potential. However, you could use it to play media from your external Hard-Disks (USB) or even your Network shared drives (Windows or MAC shared folders or directories. It is a full Media Center Device that plays Audio, Video, CD or DVDs mounted on your Computer (if you share the drives on the network) also it displays your photos. I hope this answer is adequate.Mahmoud Ramadan This device has nothing to do with your computer (MAC or Windows), it is a computer on its own. It is running a very solid and stable version of ANDROID, just like most smart phones (SAMSUNG, HTC,etc).You need to have access to the internet to be able to use its full potential. However, you could use it to play media from your external Hard-Disks (USB) or even your Network shared drives (Windows or MAC shared folders or directories. It is a full Media Center Device that plays Audio, Video, CD or DVDs mounted on your Computer (if you share the drives on the network) also it displays... » Read More This device has nothing to do with your computer (MAC or Windows), it is a computer on its own. It is running a very solid and stable version of ANDROID, just like most smart phones (SAMSUNG, HTC,etc).You need to have access to the internet to be able to use its full potential. However, you could use it to play media from your external Hard-Disks (USB) or even your Network shared drives (Windows or MAC shared folders or directories. It is a full Media Center Device that plays Audio, Video, CD or DVDs mounted on your Computer (if you share the drives on the network) also it displays your photos. I hope this answer is adequate.Mahmoud Ramadan « Show Less
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yes. You can use it on your desktop. Any device has network interface should be able to use this.
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It depends on the OS running in the pad. Normally if it is an android it should support.
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Yes. It connects via a USB cable. Its main use however is to record programs for playback on the Mac or on a TV set via an Apple TV box. You can also view program material on an iPad or iPhone and presumably on Android devices. I had to buy a long USB cable as my Mac is several feet from my satellite receiver. Read the information given in the Amazon listing and you should find out whatever you want to know.
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This device requires a USB connection to the PC. If you want to it to work with Android, you'll need an app like TeamViewer to stream the display from your PC to your Android device.
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It connects with a USB cable. You may have to install an app to make it work.
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You can, it just won't charge the android phone. You plug your android to it via aux cable. I hope this helps.
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Hi, Mack, I haven't tried it but Android is not on this list of supported os's.:‧ Support SBAS (WAAS, EGNOS and RTCM) ‧ Support Microsoft® Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003/Vista/7TM‧ Support Macintosh OS 8/9/10.X, RedHat 7.3 / 8.0 / 9.0Sorry,Mark
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Yes, you need a computer or laptop to use this. Most tablets (Windows, Apple, and Android) have bluetooth built in as well as smart pones.
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The device comes with an adapter that connects to the android cable. And that same adapter will allow a usb to connect to it on the other side. So you can connect your apple usb cable to the adapter and be good to go.
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I had mine hooked up to my iPad so I don't see why it wouldn't work with tablet or pc
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Hi, Mack, I haven't tried it but Android is not on this list of supported os's.: &#8231; Support SBAS (WAAS, EGNOS and RTCM) &#8231; Support Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003/Vista/7TM &#8231; Support Macintosh OS 8/9/10.X, RedHat 7.3 / 8.0 / 9.0 Sorry, Mark
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I returned unit because it could not handle the digital output of my Iphone. I dont know about android