HT204289: How to AirPlay content from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
Learn about How to AirPlay content from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touchQ: is there a way to connect my ipad with airplay to more than one airplay enabled speaker? at the moment it allows me to connect to ... is there a way to connect my ipad with airplay to more than one airplay enabled speaker? at the moment it allows me to connect to only one? more
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Jun 18, 2013 3:30 AM in response to EricB2by Diavonex,iPad currently do not support multiple speakers.
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Jun 18, 2013 3:33 AM in response to EricB2by Diavonex,To stream to multiple devices, you have to use your computer-based iTunes music collection as the audio source.
Running iTunes on a Mac or Windows PC provides more flexibility for AirPlay. Using iTunes on your computer, you can stream music to multiple AirPlay receivers or speakers throughout your network.
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Jul 6, 2013 1:49 PM in response to Diavonexby dowatchagotado,That's great, but not what we want to do. I've been looking at all the boards for a solution to this and, you are correct. There isn't one - at least not one native to iOS. What I think EricB2 would like, as well as many of us, is the ability to take any audio stream (pandora, tune-in radio, etc.) and stream directly to multiple airplay devices from our iPads and iPhones without having to use the computer. Just walk into the house from the car, hit a button on the iDevice and start listening to the same stream we were listening to in the car on all of our home speakers. I know, this is like science fiction. My own opinion is that it would cut into Apples lucrative iTunes business model and really isn't in their best interest, so I don't think it will be happening anytime soon. Bottom line is if you want to use your Apple devices for whole house streaming, you need a computer and music from iTunes($$). Otherwise it's $$ out of Apples pocket.