No, Tracy, the AirPort Express does not need to be physically connected with
your AirPort Extreme router. It is wireless. So you just join it to the
network. And that's it. Use the Mac utility if you're on a Mac. Good luck.
Mary
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On Nov 26, 2013, at 9:58 AM, Traci Duncan
Thank you for all the guidance so far.
A question on the airport express… Does it need to be physically connected to
my apple extreme, or is it a stand alone product? Our apple bay station is
upstairs, can the airport express be downstairs?
Also, how about airplay apps that may come along
Hi,
Iyou have an airport extreme or another airport express, it can be used alone.
Just plug it in where you want it, and use the airport utility to connect your
new airport to an existing wireless connection.
Ricardo Walker
rica...@appletothecore.info
Twitter:@apple2thecore
the express doesn’t have to be connected to the extreme.
Sorry, I have no clue about your speakers/app question!
Cait
On Nov 26, 2013, at 12:58 PM, Traci Duncan our4p...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you for all the guidance so far.
A question on the airport express… Does it need to be physically
The Apple TV can serve the same purpose as the Air port express and may be a
better option for straight audio applications. It may depend on how you want
to use the device. But with Apple TV you can also screen share and put your
audio from all applications to the device and still keep
is getting real slow. It's about seven years old.
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Subject: Re: Airplay tips
Hi Tracy,
If you don't
Hi Kate,
Yes, setting up an AirPort Express using the Mac AirPort Utility is a breeze,
even for me, who is somewhat gun shy around anything to do with networking.
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On Nov 21, 2013, at 12:01 PM, Caitlyn furness caitlyn.furn...@gmail.com wrote:
I just have to add to this that
Oh, I agree completely!
I don’t even worry now if something goes wanky and I have to fix it, because
it’s so simple!
Now, I don’t know how I lived without airplay!
Cait
On Nov 21, 2013, at 6:46 PM, Mary Otten motte...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Kate,
Yes, setting up an AirPort Express using the Mac
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Hi Tracy,
If you don't have an existing stereo or surroundsound system, then you don't
need an airport express. You can just buy the airplay speaker and get
I just have to add to this that setting up one of these airport devices is dead
easy with the airport utility. don’t let the set up process scare you!
We have an airport express attached to our stereo and then I have the remote
app on both i phone and i pad. It’s great to be able to stream
I received a Klipsch G17 Air for my birthday and am thrilled with the sound
quality, very clear with adequate bass. It lists for $550 but can be had on
Amazon for $164.90 with Prime shipping. Airplay is great because you get to
keep your VoiceOver audio on your device while sending the rest to
Hi Tracy,
If you don't have an existing stereo or surroundsound system, then you don't
need an airport express. You can just buy the airplay speaker and get it
connected to your Wi-Fi network, and you should be good to go.
If, on the other hand, you have a stereo system that you like, you could
Hi all,
Could you pass along your air play tips for a complete newbie? What products
do you recommend? What do I need to get started?
Can I just purchase air play speakers, or do I need air play receiver? Such as
Apple TV or Airport Express?
I have an airport extreme.
I just read about
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