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Sending audio from iPhone to iPad via bluetooth?
Hey,
I used to use Audreio for sending audio from an iPhone to an iPad, but it doesn't look like it's supported anymore. And, I couldn't ever get it to work over public wifi.
I know Secret Base Design has an AUv3 app called "Wireless Audio AUv3" but it looks like it too used wifi.
Is there any way to send audio wirelessly from an iPhone to an iPad using bluetooth?
I don't know that the Secret Base Design app would have a problem with public wifi (Starbucks) as the Audreio app did. It could be that the Audreio didn't work on public wifi because I believe they were originally charging a fee for the service, but not on your own private LAN.
I'm just checking out what the options are before I buy the Secret Base Design app.
I have a small device that plugs into the lightning port of an iPhone that is a receiver for 2 small wireless lav mics.
I'd like to use the iPhone with the 2 wireless lav mics connected to it's lightning port, and have that audio get sent wirelessly from my iPhone to my iPad and input into AUM or apeMatrix.
Latency won't really be of concern.
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If no one has any suggestions on this... is there anyone here who has used the @SecretBaseDesign "Wireless Audio AUv3" app on public wifi networks like Starbucks without issue?
There is also a Sonosaurus’ free Sonobus (also WiFi and nog Bluetooth)
Oh cool, I forgot about that one. The only reason I asked about bluetooth is so that there wouldn't be an issue with public wifi networks... nor, would I even need a wifi network. Will give it a shot.
Thanks!
Unfortunately, I don’t think there is a Bluetooth solution. Though there is a hack. If one of your devices can acc as a hotspot, you could do network over Bluetooth between your devices. They wupd be communicating to each other over Bluetooth.
You can simply use the iphone as hotspot and connect the ipad
I knew this. While traveling I’ve used it to access internet from my WiFi iPad via the hotspot iPhone… but, how would you then stream audio input from the iPhone to input in AUM on the iPad?
If you use this option and sonobus or the secret base design AU, you are using Bluetooth for the networking between your devices and not WiFi.
Are you sure the hotspot uses Bluetooth for data transfer? Might it just use Bluetooth for discovery and initial connection, similar to AirDrop? The actual data connection could be a point-to-point WiFi link, which is always possible between two devices. The Apple documentation is unclear on the actual details.
I am not 100% sure but the option is labeled as a Bluetooth connection and internet access is lost if you turn Bluetooth off but even if it is actually using WiFi, it still addresses his concern of using the public wifi. If it is an ad how connection it is peer to peer and does use the public WiFi.
I think that addresses his concern whether it is actually using Bluetooth (which seems to be the case) or not.
I'm going to try Sonobus at Starbucks soon and see if it works there. I'm almost positive that the problem I had with Audreio was due to the fact they had a paid/subscription version for long distance collaboration. I was using the free version that worked fine on my home network but not on a public one.
My guess is that Sonobus will work fine on a public wifi network. If it doesn't, the hotspot info is good too.
Thanks all!
Hey -- dropping in here, been tied up with other work. I would not recommend Wireless Audio over a public WiFi network. I suspect that many routers in public spaces block inter-device traffic (WA uses port 8675). Even if the connection isn't blocked, there's a good chance that other network traffic would make audio choppy to the point of being useless.
If the WiFi network is clean, and not a lot of cross traffic, then low latency audio over WiFi can work. But a Starbucks.... nope, don't think that'll be good.