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I’ve got lots of music on my iphone…..since my ipad pro has great speakers I would like to stream it to it but can’t seem to figure out how (not sure it is possible). Doesn’t show up in the control center as an airplay device…..anyone done this?
iPhone XS Max
iPad and iPhone are not AirPlay receivers, but your iPad and iPhone have broadly the same capabilities for Music playback or streaming on online media services. The App (or Apps) that you are using on one device, can be installed on the other - and therefore can play the same media material.
Licensed media titles, such as music downloaded to your iPhone - or synchronised from a PC/Mac using iTunes - cannot directly transferred or copied between devices. Instead, in your case, you simply download this content again from the source to your iPad where it can be played, or again synchronise your music library from your PC/Mac to the iPad. Music derived from optical media, such as CD, will likely have been “ripped” to your iTunes music library - and can be synchronised to your iPad and iPhone in the same way.
The reason for this intentional limitation, deliberately imposed by Apple, is to protect Copyright. In the case of iPadOS/iOS, Digital Rights Management (DRM) prevents direct copying of copyright material between devices is inhibited. This is intended to prevent the creation of illegal copies of potentially copyright material.
The iTunes Application on your PC/Mac maintains an authorised copy your media - whether this material is loaded from a CD, or downloaded from the Apple iTunes Service - and media derived from this library can be transferred to your iThings.
iPad and iPhone are not AirPlay receivers, but your iPad and iPhone have broadly the same capabilities for Music playback or streaming on online media services. The App (or Apps) that you are using on one device, can be installed on the other - and therefore can play the same media material.
Licensed media titles, such as music downloaded to your iPhone - or synchronised from a PC/Mac using iTunes - cannot directly transferred or copied between devices. Instead, in your case, you simply download this content again from the source to your iPad where it can be played, or again synchronise your music library from your PC/Mac to the iPad. Music derived from optical media, such as CD, will likely have been “ripped” to your iTunes music library - and can be synchronised to your iPad and iPhone in the same way.
The reason for this intentional limitation, deliberately imposed by Apple, is to protect Copyright. In the case of iPadOS/iOS, Digital Rights Management (DRM) prevents direct copying of copyright material between devices is inhibited. This is intended to prevent the creation of illegal copies of potentially copyright material.
The iTunes Application on your PC/Mac maintains an authorised copy your media - whether this material is loaded from a CD, or downloaded from the Apple iTunes Service - and media derived from this library can be transferred to your iThings.
no, ios devices currently do not support being airplay recipients
you can suggest they add that by using their
Streaming iphone audio to ipad pro
