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1. #USB WIFI DONGLE FOR MAC PRO#
2. #USB WIFI DONGLE FOR MAC BLUETOOTH#
3. #USB WIFI DONGLE FOR MAC FREE#
4. #USB WIFI DONGLE FOR MAC MAC#

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#USB WIFI DONGLE FOR MAC MAC#

Operation system: Windows ME/98SE/2000/XP/Vista/8/10 Linux MAC.Supports WPA / WPA2 / WEP / 802.1X / WMM encryption.Transmission rate, 2.4GHZ/300Mbps, 5GHZ/866Mbps.Compatible with 802.11b / g / n wireless devices.Supports 802.11ac standard, Supports WPS button.

#USB WIFI DONGLE FOR MAC FREE#

The only down side is that there is chronic latency, around 2000ms, but that's not an issue as I'm just listening back to the mixes via AirPlay, not mixing 'live' as it were.30 Day Money Back Guaranteed! 12-month free replacement warranty for manufacturer’s defects! Product Description but old-style file sharing does, so that's fine too.

#USB WIFI DONGLE FOR MAC PRO#

This was a lot of faffing about, so I wanted a solution to play songs direct from Logic on the Mac Pro to the AirPlay speakers. Before I was having to bounce songs from Logic to stereo AIFF, copy AIFF to USB dongle, copy AIFF from dongle to iMac, play via AirPlay from iMac. Like all good mixers, I check the mixes on different speakers, two of mine happen to be AirPlay. Johnb-one - I am using it for mixing (Logic 9, can't get on with X, hence still on Mavericks) songs. You have to allow CoreAudio to bypass the firewall, but once you've done that it works fine. IIIass - The early 2009 Mac Pro IS compatible with AirPlay. To answer a couple of questions that this thread raised: Just to round this topic off, the Newertech dongle arrived today and, after only about 15 minutes messing around with the settings, I got it working fine with the Mac Pro. Then yeah, you're going to have to have some kind of wifi anyways. I guess if dropbox and iCloud don't work with just ethernet, and you can't transfer files from one Mac to the other via the network (file sharing, I think?) If it was totally up to me, I'd have just given him the card, the 2 screws and told him "good luck" Luckily the guy who bought my old mac pro gave me some kind of help in getting those antenna connectors on and the card wiggled into the slot, and the wifi working. Well, the card was there, and the screws were there, but the instructions weren't. I bought an airport card from amazon and it said the same thing-easy and simple to install, comes with 2 screws and detailed instructions. However, it's been my experience that things which seem easy or simple to install, sometimes aren't that way. You're entitled to your opinion and all that. it was not my intention or aim to be offensive or disrespectful. Hmmmm.if that's all you want to do is transfer files and they're on the same network? maybe dropbox? does iCloud work with just Ethernet?Īnd to Nestmac, sorry if I came across as rude and too snappy and strong. They are going to need some help if you want 'em to work at all Let's just say these things aren't going to work right out of the box. As for airdrop between your mac pro and an iPhone, yeah, it's possible, but it'll take some finding out, which I'll leave up to you. there are a few apps for older Mac pro, such as AirParrot, but that's about the only way I can see that happening. as for airplay, it says 2012 for that, at least out of the box. If you want to transfer files from one Mac to another, then if you have a mac Pro desktop from 2009 with airport card or Mid 2010, you're in luck, if you want to transfer stuff from iphone to Mac Pro, probably need newer Mac pro. I don't know why the mid 2012 Mac pro doesn't work. If you want to do it between mac and iPhone, iPad etc, your Mac has to be 2012 or later. As for airplay and airdrop, I think you might need Yosemite for that

#USB WIFI DONGLE FOR MAC BLUETOOTH#

I bought a bluetooth dongle from them a while back and no problem at all.