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Re: Two iPod touch/iPhones

Clakke — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 13:04:52 GMT

Alex:

Both remotes will copy each other.

If you play a song by Fleetwood Mac for example from one iPod or iPhone, it will also essentially be playing on the other.

Thanks Alex. That was exactly what I wanted confirmed.

B R

Clakke

Re: Two iPod touch/iPhones

Alex — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 16:53:08 GMT

Both remotes will copy each other.

If you play a song by Fleetwood Mac for example from one iPod or iPhone, it will also essentially be playing on the other.

Re: Two iPod touch/iPhones

Clakke — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 15:41:35 GMT

Peter :

They don't really talk to the Beoport - they talk to the computer. I use both and they both work fine. You can however only control the computer one at a time - in other words you cannot use each to listen to a different tune in different rooms simultaneously - you only have one copy of iTunes! I have the iTouch in the bedroom and the iPhone with me.

Hi again Peter and Soundproof

I knew it, the snow is falling now. Maybe we can go skiing with the kids in the weekend. The temperature is about one degree below zero outside our Beolab 3 (Kitchen).

I realise now that I wrote my text badly. Another occasion then you realise that english is not your native language . I know that Ipod touch does not speak to Beoport but to iTunes and that there is just one source/iTunes(computer). I think though that I can read the answer I wanted between your lines. If I understand it correctly, you have two remotes that can control your iTunes, one iPhone and one iTouch? The question I intended to ask was if you lay down both of your remotes on a table and play something with cover art visible in one of the remotes, can you see the same cover art in the other one? If I phrase it like this maybe: Is it possible to have both remotes to control the same iTunes at the same time?

Sorry if i do not make myself clear

Clakke

Re: Two iPod touch/iPhones

soundproof — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 11:25:53 GMT

If you have more than one computer (or an AppleTV), you can have each remote control a specific computer, and use it to send the music where you want it, but that's the only way of getting separate, multi-room playback.As Peter says, with one computer you control the iTunes on that.

But you can, of course, send the same music to more than one room.

Re: Two iPod touch/iPhones

Peter — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 11:20:52 GMT

They don't really talk to the Beoport - they talk to the computer. I use both and they both work fine. You can however only control the computer one at a time - in other words you cannot use each to listen to a different tune in different rooms simultaneously - you only have one copy of iTunes! I have the iTouch in the bedroom and the iPhone with me.

Two iPod touch/iPhones

Clakke — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 07:26:35 GMT

Hello

Wery grey weather where I live. Cloudy and around 0 degrees. I think we might get some snow eventually...

Anybody knows or have tried two (or more) iPod/iPhones (with a beoport)? What happens? Are they working independently of each other? Should both show the cover art from iTunes?

B R

Clakke