You can't send the signal directly to a FM radio, you need an Airport Express, but what you need is an aux input on your radio or a piece of software for another computer so the Airport Express can pick up a signle and play it on the device you want. For example, I have a bose wave system in my kitchen and a bose sound dock in my livingroom. I found some Airport Expresses cheap enough for me to buy a couple. I put one in the kitchen and one in the Livingroom. I hooked the one in the kitchen to the aux on my wave system and the one in the livingroom to the aux on my sound dock. I also have a windows pc in an office and on it I have a piece of free software called Airfoil Speakers. Now my main computer is in the den along with a router. If I want to listen to say a football game or a podcast or something in any of the other rooms I mentioned I just bring up what I want to listen to on the main computer and through Airfoil route it to where ever I want it to go in the other three rooms. On Jan 17, 2010, at 3:38 AM, Joe wrote:
> Hi. A while ago airfoil was mentioned on this list. I looked at the web site > and its my understanding you can't just send audio to any FM radio with it > but you need another PC. and speakers to receive audio.What other hardware do > you need. I know the airfoil software for windows costs $25 US. If that's so, > comparing it to FM transmitters is like comparing apples and oranges. Am I > correct? or can you indeed send audio to an FM radio with airfoil. Thanks. > Joe. > To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: > [email protected] To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [email protected]
