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Question: How do I hook this up to my network?
Document: AirPlay confirmed, works. Tried connecting to it directly and even connected to my home network, and I'm able to play to my speakers. there will still be dropouts, not often. DLNA does not work. I tried it with my Samsung Galaxy S4 mini, and it shows that it is connected, but no audio
Checking my wifi network did not show it at all and no music signal was ever present on the unit's output. So I returned it and went back to using a bluetooth connection. I wanted to use wifi for the increased audio quality. I know that the small Apple Airport unit will work, I just thought this would be a less expensive alternative.
He was nice, and tried to be helpful, but added no knowledge or expertise to the experience. So setup was a bear. I eventually connected this device to a second wifi network - but that means that any device that wants to access it has to switch to that network. Not really what I wanted.Once setup, the device seems to work reasonably well. Got it connected to my stereo, and can now stream with good sound quality.
Despite the fact that I have a moderate tech background, I had some difficulty setting this device up. For some reason, it would not see the wifi network that I wanted to use, and that created all sorts of problems. The documentation for this device is pretty bad, and even what exists is not always easy to understand - reads like it was written by Google Translate. I tried calling the &#34;Free Tech Support&#34; promised on this page - what a joke.
Works with airplay on iPhone, iPad and windows laptop with iTunes. does not work with all apps for iPhone and iPad. Range dependents on you WiFi network.
You'll want to avoid this cheap dongle. Does not allow connection to a 3G network and it's Airplay wifi zone.It only allows connection to a local wifi network during setup so no internet streaming is possible.Packaging contains false claims about being able to use it in a car.
In that case the echo wouldn't probably be noticeable. However if you want to play audio in multiple rooms or at louder volumes where you can hear both sources, you're probably going to be unhappy as the sync drifts in and out.Negative points; the device likes to drop off the network after 20 - 30 hours and require a reset. But not always. Sometimes it will stay connected and available for days at a time.
The iReceiver works in the sense that it *will* let you stream music via an AirPlay source and it will play the music.Network setup works well, might be a bit fiddley for people less savvy with networking. Easiest way is to plug it in, connect to it's SSID and point your browser to the IP address (handily printed on the bottom) at http://192.168.8.8From there it's very straight forward to set it up.
Bought this hoping it would be an inexpensive replacement for an Apple AirPort Express that finally died after 8 or 9 years of service, used exclusively for AirPlaying music. The iReceiver is a frustrating disaster. Most of the time it doesn&#8217;t show up on my network as an AirPlay device (verified using an iPhone, iPad, and Mac+iTunes). When it does randomly appear (often after a power cycle or three), it won&#8217;t output any audio.
AIRMOBI presents a small in size but huge in power device that wirelessly streams stereo music to your home or car speaker system over WiFi network from your smartphone, tablet or notebook. It streams via Airplay or DLNA. Compatible and the distance for reception is around 325 feet. The signal is strong and can comfortably reach every room in the house. The setup is simple with wireless with WiFi Protected Setup.
Answer: There is an app you can download to help config the device. The instructions tell you how to do it. Once on your wifi network you can use a web browser to further tweak the settings like IP address because it's on a 192.168.8.8 address u have to make sure u change to your networks ip subnet. You only need to worry about this change if you plan on using more than one of theses  devices at the same time on the same wifi network. If you don't change they will conflict with each other.