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I want the speakers in the other room to also be able to play music on. I want something I can send the audio wireless over there and that will not disable the speakers hooked up to my pc

If it can support surround sound that would be better.
also if you could allow it to only play audio from a player like windows media player and not play audio from an internet browser.
something of a reasonable price.
thanks

http://www.apple.com/airportexpress/

It would require iTunes, but the price is reasonable and you can put any speakers you want into it. Plus, it will share any printer and it's a Wifi access point. Only a hundred bucks too.

2008-10-23 23:40:40 by me

Don't want to run wires to the far side of the living room? While wired speakers usually offer the best quality sound, wireless kits that make ...

I have a macbook with wifi and bluetooth built in - and I want the audio to play on my home theatre - is there a nifty gadget to bridge these two systems? I do not want to buy wireless speakers, but instead a bluetooth or wifi receiver that will plug into the auxiliary input. is there such a device? Note Apple airtunes only plays music out of itunes I think, i want any application to work.

Check out the link below, I hope it's what you're asking...or close to it.

2008-03-16 16:01:55 by Kshaw5

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My Inlaws have an old TV with no RCA outs, they bought a new DVD/ VCR player, but the TV will not audio out, just the DVD/Tape can anybody help me here? They have a set of wireless speakers they want hooked up, but want them on for TV use as well.

Go to Radio shack and buy an RF modulator. This will allow you to connect the DVD/VCR to the TV.

Since the TV has no audio out, there is nothing you can do for the speakers. Perhaps, provided the VCR can drive those speakers, you can connect them to the VCR audio out. But better to get an AV receiver.

2008-12-05 18:30:42 by Jason M

Price: $109.95 $52.50

Enjoy digital wireless for all your PC audio needs ¿ music, calls and more.
Big, rich stereo sound you won¿t believe is wireless.
Control your music right from the earpiece.

I have an old Panasonic combo turntable, cassette/CD player and speakers with wires. I have a set of wireless stereo speakers and a transmitter that has the RCA type audio plugs; is there any way to convert the old red and white wire receivers on the unit to accept the new plugs?

The type of connection is not the problem, the output level is the problem.
You can buy or build adapters, a RCA female with wires out to connect to the speaker terminals.
But, speaker outputs are far far higher than the line level input into the wireless box. That must be 'padded' way down. There are special devices designed for that task.

2008-07-10 15:17:31 by lakelady 1

Hi:

I have bought speakers for my computer. These are large speakers and i can't place them near my computer. So i attached it on the wall.

But it have little wire, so i decided to make a wireless audio transmitter and receiver for these speaker.

Basically i want to attach transmitter with my PC and receiver with speakers.

Is it possible? How can i make that system? Or at least buy it?

Regards,
Burhan Khan

Dude first thing its not that easy to build your own wireless technology....by this question i think u r a non technical person coz if u were u wouldnt have asked such question,, take it from me the best u can do is go to a computer shop and ask for bluetooth routers which will help u to connect your pc and speakers.......

2008-10-08 04:40:55 by Burhan K

How can I get my jWIN JS-P701 2.4GHz Wireless Home Theather Speaker System to play from all of the speakers? It only came with one adapter for the red/white audio cords.

That is such a goofy speaker set up and a first for me.

OK here is what is going on. This is a powered speaker set with no Dolby decoder. It will accept for surround only 3 sets of RCA's from a DVD player. I will include a link to a DVD player that has theses so you know what to look for. Make sure to look at the back panel image.

This speaker set is really just a modified PC set of speakers.( note the three mini to RCAs adapters only available in the box mind you).

If you don't want to get a new DVD player you can get a home theater receiver with what ever digital audio connection you have, as long as the receiver has pre outs to hook up to the speaker set. Will include a link to the one that has this.But that is counter intuitive to buying a powered speaker set.

Your only other option is to hook to up to a PC with the correct 5.1 sound card.

If it is a new purchase I suggest take it back and get a 5.1 system that will work with your existing equipment.

PS also look up white van scam I think you may have been had.

2007-08-30 15:05:31 by reptileguy56