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Alternative: Airfoil
Airfoil is an app that will do this in a more elegant way. It has free audio receiver apps on iOS, Windows, Mac OS and Linux. I've used it for years and had decent success with it. In a wireless network there can be serious sync issues when you stream to lots of devices, but that's the only real problem I've had. Edited on Feb 23, '11 10:38:17AM by lullabud
Alternative: Airfoil
Airfoil works, but calling it elegant is a bit of a stretch.
Alternative: Airfoil
There is also an iPhone client app - great for when you want to listen to audio from your computer with [wired] headphones, but still be free to move around!
Alternative: Airfoil
I tried airfoil and I wouldn't say it was elegant either. First, the airfoil speakers program for linux uses mono to run which means lots of extra libraries to install. Second the linux version on their site doesn't actually work unless you copy some DLLs out of the windows version into to Forth, with it all set up the sound stuttered, was garbled and has a large delay so it was useless. Fifth, you have to buy it, thankfully I could trial it before finding out it didn't work well. |
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