It also requires their device keep the streaming app open and running the entire time. Step 1: Go to Play Store, download and install the SoundWire app to your phone Step 2: On your laptop, go to the SoundWire website and download it for your laptop’s OS Step 3: Make sure your laptop and phone are connected to the same Wi-Fi network Step 4: Open the app on your phone and tap the. This again hamstrings users to have to stay put if they want the music to go on. Your phone or laptop is the one streaming and sending the signal out over the network. What I mean by that is when you AirPlay a song or video, the resources are being used on your device. Secondly, AirPlay is a device-restricted streaming solution. Apps like Airfoil close that gap a bit, giving Windows users the ability to AirPlay from their devices too, but 3rd party AirPlay has never worked like it does from an Apple device in my experience. But, if you weren’t in Apple’s ecosystem, you didn’t get to play.

Streaming audio and video wirelessly became simple and effective. To be honest, when Apple first came out with AirPlay, it was pretty revolutionary. It has some great features and use-cases, but whole-home or whole-office audio isn’t a place where it excels.

Sorry, it seems to me you're out of luck.That’s not to say I don’t like or use Bluetooth. instead they juggled with some harmful bugs inside their laptop some of the finer points of mastering F1D craftsmanship with the current F1D World. The Default has better strength and range but is missing a few unneeded option (PO), while CM uses Bluz stack which gives you the option but you lose some BT signal strength and range. You can try a CM based rom that gives you those options but the stacks can't be swapped due to driver problems. XDA user zelendel, in general, isn't very hopeful about the matter - when asked if it was possible to replace the bluetooth stack he responded: Just buy a USB sound card or some wireless headphones with a usb transmitter. He and the OP briefly discuss options for replacing the stack but their conversation dies without a concrete answer.as it seems several other similar questions around the web do. You're saying that you want to somehow use your iPhone as an external sound card or repeater for a Windows 8 computer. You can follow us on Twitter, add us to your circle on Google+ or like our Facebook page to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Microsoft, Google, Apple and the web. Check out our Android Apps gallery to explore more apps for your Android device. You may not be able to manually between 2 phones also because to stream one device needs to be A2DP sink and other other A2DP source phones are typically only source devices (source of the stream that can stream to sink devices), sinks are headsets or Bluetooth speakers. By the way, the iOS equivalent of rSpeakers is Airfoil Speakers Touch. Stack Overflow user Dennis Mathews explains why: Dev0 and hello are correct - no you cannot connect using your Android device as a A2DP sink given the standard Android bluetooth stack.

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