A mac or ok well a pc running Itunes. You could also use Air Foil a
Rogueameba product that will let you stream audio via the Express
using nearly any audio program such as Real Player etc.
On Apr 19, 2008, at 9:25 AM, David Poehlman wrote:
if you have the express, what else do you need to stream audio?
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From: "Scott Howell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, April 19, 2008 6:30 AM
Subject: Re: express and extreme
The Extreme has additional lan ports, as well as some additional
features. It's um more a professional type router, but the Express is
no slowtch. The Express is very small, compact, about the size of the
power supply shipped with Apple notebooks. It has the ability to play
streaming audio via the 1/8 inch jack, it has a usb printer port as
does the Extreme, and the wan port of course like the Extreme. What it
comes down to is what features your looking for. If you have a few
machines, you want to stream audio, and your looking for something
start a wireless network, the Express will do just fine. If your
looking for additional ports, a wireless/wired backup solution,
additional features for serving a larger network, the Extreme or Time
Capsule will be your best bet. I use an Time Capsule and an Express
and an older Extreme as extenders for my network.
On Apr 18, 2008, at 9:22 PM, Tim Grady wrote:
What are the differences between the airport expreme and the airport
express. Am I right in thinking that the extreme is a router and
the express is a wireless music system for itunes mainly? Or is the
express some kind of router, and if so, why is it cheaper than the
extreme?
Scott Howell
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Scott Howell
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