Select your iPhone under Camera, and under Microphone, again select your iPhone. On your iPhone, play whatever media/audio you want to play. Back on your Mac, make sure the volume is On in the app and also on an OS level. Your screen and sound will now both stream from your Mac.
The only way to play the music from your iPod or iPhone is to set iTunes to 'Manually manage music and videos' on your device. To do this just select your iPhone under 'Devices' on the left, and make sure "Manually manage music and videos" is selected.
Transfer music from an iPhone, iPad, or iPod to your Mac or PC computer
- Launch iMazing and connect your device to your Mac or PC.
- Select your device in the sidebar, then select "Music".
- Select the music you want to export and click "Export to Folder".
- Select a location and customize your export.
- Transfer your Music.
To connect your Mac to a Bluetooth speaker, you need to go into your computer's System Preferences. The Bluetooth speaker that you want to connect your Mac to should also be set to pairing mode, so your computer can detect it.
If turning your Mac Bluetooth off and on didn't help, try disconnecting all your USB and Bluetooth devices and then connecting them back on again: Go to System Preferences ➙ Bluetooth. Restart your Mac. Wait for a few minutes and reconnect your devices.
Here's how to turn on Bluetooth on your Mac:
- Open System Preferences (click on the Apple logo > System Preferences).
- Click on Bluetooth.
- Click on Turn Bluetooth On (if it isn't already).
- You will see a list of Devices which are available to connect to.
- Click Connect.
Connect your Mac with a Bluetooth keyboard, mouse, trackpad, headset or other audio device.
- Make sure the device is turned on and discoverable (see the device's documentation for details).
- On your Mac, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Bluetooth.
- Select the device in the list, then click Connect.
Choose System Preferences from the Apple menu, then click Bluetooth. If the Bluetooth preferences lists options for enabling Bluetooth and making your device discoverable, Bluetooth is installed. From the Apple menu, choose About this Mac, then click More Info. Select Bluetooth from the Hardware section.
A suggestion might be to turn off your blue on the Mac completely, then put the Flip in pairing mode by holding down the button until it flashes red/blue, then put the Mac back in blue mode. Press and hold the power button on the flip until you get a beep which indicates that the device is "discoverable" by the mac.
Press and hold the system button until the LED blinks. Open the Bluetooth menu on your Mac, Android device, or other device. For example, on your Mac, choose Apple (?) menu > System Preferences, then click Bluetooth. In the list of discovered Bluetooth devices, tap or click your earphones.
Note: To
transfer files using Bluetooth between a Mac and an
iPhone, iPad, or iPod, use AirDrop.
Send a file to a Bluetooth device
- On your Mac, click the Bluetooth status icon in the menu bar, select a device, then choose Send File to Device.
- Select a file, then click Send.
- Select a device in the list, then click Send.
Click on the BT icon on your taskbar. You may need to click the down arrow to show other icons if its not visible. Select your iPhone from the list, and it will send a pairing code that should appear on your iPhone's screen. Just Tap "Pair" on your iPhone, and confirm the code on your PC.
- Step 1: Supply's! Your gunna need a double end audio jack.
- Step 2: Lets Do This! First plug one end into your microphone hole in your pc.
- Step 3: Next.. Plug the other end into your phone.
- Step 4: Enable Line-in.
- Step 5: Go to Properties.
- Step 6: Enable "Listen to Device"
- Step 7: Play Some Tunes!
- Step 8: YAY!
Open iTunes in Windows 10. Plug your iPhone (or iPad or iPod) into the computer using a Lightning cable (or older 30-pin connector). Click on Device in iTunes and choose your iPhone.
