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Question: Will this product work with Apple TV?
Document: This speaker is a great value for airplay. It's exactly what we wanted to have some nice music streaming when we get home from work and want to unwind. We'll be adding an apple TV to stream to our TV speakers also.--side note--it scared the you-know-what out of our cat and dog. Great for a good laugh.
Multiple units can be added to the network - for instance one in each room, for having music play in every room at the same time, and Apple TV and Airport Express work with the same AirPlay system as well. In my particular setup, I had a PC upstairs, an Apple TV downstairs in the living room (hooked up to the home thater) and this Fidelio device in the kitchen.
The apple TV works flawlessly and I really enjoy listening to it.Don't buy these speakers.
It wouldn't hurt the aesthetics one bit.Also missing are the ability to pause or skip forward or back. Could be a limitation of AirPlay, I don't know, but with Apple TV I can do it.Lastly, be forewarned that when streaming from ITunes, if your volume in ITunes as at maximum (which mine often is, since I control volume with the computer's volume setting), the Philips will start playing absolutely full blast.
I have been using this device for a day now. Bought it for the kitchen to complete my Airplay setup through the whole home. The sound quality is beyond my expectation given the price (USD109). After reading some of the reviews I had prepared for a painful setup, but it was actually quite easy and I had it up and running in 2 mins.In my living room I have my Apple TV 2 connected to my hifi set through a DAC.
Bought two of these for an under the tree gift to myself and the family this year and am quite impressed. Out of the box, very simple instructions to set up the devices and add to my home wireless network to complement music from iTunes already streamed from a Mac to Apple TV. I needed a solution to have extra speakers in other rooms without having to run wires through walls. Used the web interface on my iPhone to set up the units.
Within minutes both speakers were on the network. Going to the Mac with my iTunes account I selected "multiple speakers", chose all three (two Philips Fidelios and my Apple TV, which plays through my home theater system), set the volume levels and let it play all day.Some of the shortcomings would be an interface to adjust the volume, pause or skip through songs with the Apple "remote" app when I am not near the computer with iTunes.
I have been using Airplay (or Airtunes as it was called before) since 2005. The main problem of the technology has always been the dropping of stream. My Apple TV drops way too frequent (for now I keep my wifi signal responsible), but the Philips device does not drop at all when connected with my iPhone 4 using iOS 5. It does drop a bit when I control the volume when connected with my iPad using iOS 6. To me this seems related to the Apple devices.
Like I did.Following settings on my Time Capsule helped me to get a stable Airplay connection between my iPhones and iPads to the AD7000W.- ensure the Time Capsule is in Bridge Mode (stable DHCP assignment from you Service provider router)- set up the Time Capsule 5 GHz signal as a separate WiFi 5GHz Network (this will also speed up your newer iPhones, iPads and Apple TV)- the AD7000W is less stable on a extended WiFi network.
This is an Apple issue and not a problem with the speakers themselves.I found the sound to be full and gave a real "stereo" sound. I was able to really blast it and found that the speakers could really handle the volume well. I'm a musician and am quite particular about my music and was really quite pleased with this product.
Answer: Yes. You can select this speaker as an airplay speaker through your Apple TV.