Well in case you were wondering, it does work.
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Originally Posted by KB /img/forum/go_quote.gif I am hopeful for a interactive remote music server. . Ken |
Originally Posted by kboe /img/forum/go_quote.gif That was my hope. but with such a limited space in the solid-state memory, I wonder how effective-usable it will be. |
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Originally Posted by KB /img/forum/go_quote.gif I see the iPad as a possible front end controller to a base station that has HDDs. The ipad is just an interface and it could operate wirelessly. The iPad could even go on line and fetch the artists information, photos, discography etc.. Thats my wish anyways.Ken |
Originally Posted by Mr Do /img/forum/go_quote.gif Heres a link on how to stream all of your itunes media to an iPhone or iPad via the web for Mac users. An app would make this a lot easier IMHO. makeuseof.com by Mobify |
Originally Posted by uofmtiger /img/forum/go_quote.gif I use simplify2 and it works without problem on my PC. I also use the ipad as a controller using a pc and an airport express. The Remote software controls iTunes which sends a signal to the express. Also, when I want to hear Rhapsody or another music app, I can use Airfoil to send any sound from my pc to my Express. I can control it with the iPad using logmein (which looks fantastic on the iPad). I should mention that airfoil can also send the signal to the iPad directly, but without multitasking there is no way to control the pc at the same time from the iPad.... Hopefully, a jailbreak will fix this issue. |