Is this possible? Wanting to stream from ipod to iphone then bluetooth to wireless headphones.
I don't know if that is possible, but why would you want to? What is the scenario?
Music on my iphone controls my treadmill via an audio cable that plugs into treadmill. I've used a splitter to stream music to both the treadmill and headphones at the same time but the cables get tangled (personal lack of coordination doesn't help either). So I want to add an ipod (music is also on it), use splitter on ipod to both treadmill and iphone and bt from iphone to wireless headset.
I've posted here before trying to figure out some way to force play through both cable and bt at the same time (from iphone) and that doesn't seem possible. Thought this might be a workaround but it doesn't seem feasible either?
AFAIK, you cannot play sound through the wire and BT simultaneously in iOS. Maybe in the jailbreak community you can do this, but I don't know anything about jailbreaking.
But I still don't understand why you would want to send audio to both earbuds and external speakers of the treadmill at the same time.
The treadmill doesn't have speakers.)
The music streamed to the treadmill has signals (chirps) embedded that control the speed of the treadmill. Streaming the same music to the headphones allows me to know when the speed on the treadmill is changing so I'm prepared...lol...again the cooridination thing.
Ok. Now it makes sense to me. Isn't there some way to hook up some external speakers to the treadmill directly? That would seem like an easier route to take if at all possible.
But as for your original question, I would check into jailbreaking and see if there is a way.
That won't work either as I can't stream music to both the treadmill via cable and speakers at the same time.
I'm already jailbroken but can't find anything there either.
No, I mean hook up speakers to the treadmill. So that the treadmill gets the music from the iDevice and then does it's (the treadmill) speed thing AND plays the music. Let the treadmill play the music, not speakers hooked to the iDevice.
Or doesn't the treadmill have a headphones port? The ones at my gym can accept an iDevice plugged into them, and then you plug your earbuds into the treadmill to listen to the iDevice. They can also play any video from your iDevice on the screen attached to the treadmill.
The way you describe the treadmill, makes it sound like a poorly designed one. Why would they make it so you can plug in an iDevice to run it's tempo/speed thing based on the music, but not let you hear it too?
@lorraineg57, a somewhat related question: I'm trying to find some iFit audio, chirps and all, for a first-gen incline trainer. Not interested in ordering CD's or <shudder> VHS tapes.
It sounds like you have some, playable on your iDevice. Where did you get hold of them, if you don't mind me asking....?
For your particular setup, why not a splitter with wireless headphones? No cord entanglement issues then!