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- Since I've started live streaming with my iPhone, I've wondered if there Is a way to connect an Ethernet cable directly to the iPhone. The answer is yes, but Apple doesn't tell you this officially. In this tutorial I am showing you two ways of hooking up your iPhone and/or iPad with an Ethernet cable!
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This was a pretty amusing video to wake up to! Thanks for featuring discchord in your examples!
Tim Webb My pleasure Tim! You know I love discchord! =D
that adapter is limited to 10/100 speeds but can you get a 3.0 usb to ethernet that supports up to 1000 mbps and use it with the usb 3.0 camera adapter?
@@JakobHaqI have a Samsung Galaxy s22 do you have a video that shows me how to connect it to ethernet thank you
What a great way to get rid of the Electrosmog!!
Thank you this is an excellent video. The trick is to use the original apple ethernet to usb adapter not the u green or third party adapter. My old iphone’s wifi and 4g antenna stopped working and this totally worked. Thank you once again
I hope this works in 2021. Good video..much appreciated!
Worked perfect for me the very first time!! Phone is Iphone SE. Used all Apple products as recommended. Added a Lightning cable extension (non Apple product) for the phone connection. Got the notification that it was signed into my home network :) Now looking to do something similar for my older iPad with the 30 pin connection. I use that one for books and movies and would much rather stream movies over Ethernet than WiFi..
Enjoyed your style of presentation!
Never thought about adding Ethernet to my toolbox, but now I know how. Kool.
+Slim Lundeen The reason I started looking into this was because I was using my iPhone to stream haQ attaQ LIVE shows. Needed a more stable connection than the WiFi could provide. 🙂
Thank you, so very much! I wish I had watched this before I started ordering the Apple products that did not work.
Actually Airplane mode can be selected and you can still turn bluetooth and wi-Fi on, try it!
+Murray Burford Correct! That's how I run my iPhone when working with videos. I might want access to Cloud saved material without being interrupted by phone calls. :)
How ?
thank you so much, I've been looking for the differences between the old camera connection version and the new one. its more simple to use the new version tho.. keep up the good work mate
+Gani Michel I agree the USB3 to Lightning solution is the more desire able one. Well, it's the least messy one. :)
In what way is it the least messy one?
You can use 3rd party USB to Ethernet cables. In fact, you will get faster throughput because the apple ethernet to USB is only t-base 100 and maxes out at 100mbps. Using a gigabit to USB, you can easily get much higher speeds if you have a gigabit connection. I used a random one just now and got 170mbps d/l and 200mbps u/l.
Excellent video! I had viewed 4 or 5 other videos but yours gave me the exact information I needed! Thank you!
Thanks Jacob. Great job on the video.
The greatest advantage with these setups is the significantly reduced microwave radiation.
big BRUH Dumbass
there's no radiation in phone only radio frequency
@@dayquantavous3rd -- Ha, ha! It seems you believe that radiation is only ionizing radiation. Where did you go to school?
Always enjoyed your videos, buddy, but this was the one that finally prodded me to subscribe to your channel. Like Marc already commented I had always wondered whether this was possible :)
+greg love-jones Thank you so much for subscribing!
I was happy to discover that this could work. I recently streamed live using Ethernet with my iPhone. Felt awesome as I could focus on what I was saying instead losing focus due to a laggy connection. :)
It should be noted that the second way (with the powered USB hub) does not charge the iphone/ipad.
+Kris Luyckx Correct, I should have mentioned it. I guess I've gotten a little "home blind" as we say in Sweden. I'm so used to mobile musicians knowing the ins and outs about connecting peripherals so I always forget to include the basics for beginners. 😅
Can it work the other direction? Internet via cellular but provide internet via lightning bolt to ethernet for laptop?
There are other dongles that work that are available on Amazon. I just only get ones that have plenty of reviews that look legit. But I agree that even then it's a risk and the apple ones always work. I just love saving money and taking risks. What a good feeling to spend half and get a good product. Thanks for another great video.
Thanks! Great video. I had been wondering if this was possible, now I know.
+Marc S. Langelier My pleasure! I'm glad you found the video useful! =D
this guy is Takao the emperor, it is my honor to meet you
This is awesome! Direct wire is always faster and WIFI can bog down if there are several users in the house! I wonder if the powered USB would allow the iOS device to off load files to another jump drive (USB storage device?). So could I hook up a Lacie drive and use it to record to or save recorded files to from the iOS device if I'm not hooked up to internet.
+My Pet I've done research into moving files this way. I've so far only found a few ways of sending most file-formats back and fort using wi-fi hard drives utilising their own apps.
I am still researching this as I am in need of external file storage when working in the field doing interviews among other things.
Sometimes I cannot rely on a wifi or a mobile network connection at all and then I could need a hardwired way of transferring data.
Western Digital has a few wifi drives that work however I haven't had the chance of trying any of them out myself.
Thanks for the lead, I'll look into it. So far I've tried the Corsair Voyager Air which works very well moving pictures and video, but not audio files only say from MultiTrack DAW. But I suspect apple's tight reign on audio files is the bottleneck.
The Corsair user app isn't the most friendly in the world either. BUT, if we're camping the Corsair works great for streaming movies through my iPad in the event of a downpour of rain! HA!
If you're on iOS 10.2 it will show Ethernet settings in settings
So far so good. Just found this. What I am looking to do is to connect my ipad via usb to my iphone to connect to the internet. I have unlimited broadband ipad and connect it to my laptops but sometime I'd like to (if I can) hard wire it to my iphone. I shield off the ipad to limit RF and want to hard wire in rather than bluetooth or wifi.
Anyone know if this works both ways? I'm not trying to get Ethernet on
my iPhone but rather tether LTE data into my network. (basically a wired hotspot) (redundancy for if/when the broadband goes down (rarely)) I have more than 5 devices that need internet and some that are hard wired without wifi capability. Speedtest check of my LTE speeds in my area show it's more than capable to keep me up and running. My wireless plan includes 10gb tethering which would keep my network up for a couple days no problem.
Hi, did you try to use the iPhone as a 4G3G modem using lighting/ethernet adapter and then connecting the ethernet cable to the WAN port of a router? Does it work? Can you try for me? Thank you in advance
Thank you for this video.
I bought the expensive Apple adapters and they worked great. For about a month. Then they failed and the wonderful Apple store will not exchange or refund. No more Apple phones, iPods, or iPads for me. Great video. Thanks.
You should have persisted in getting assistance. That happened to me once and I called the Apple main office and got the help I needed . A few years later I found out that Apple had a bunch of imacs that were recalled due to a major issue. They actually called a local apple repair person who came to my home and ended up putting in about 5 new parts before it would work. It seemed stupid that they just did not let me get a new iMac but this was how they did it. I had had it for about a week.
@@bluewaters3100 Thanks for your reply. My comment is old and I have already done some fo what you suggest. Since I made the comment I have purchased two iPads and a Mac mini M1 with all the bells and whistles. For me that was the best option at the time. And I totally agree with and support all you have written. Thanks again.
I need the opposite (How to get internet from your iPhone to your pc by Ethernet) to give internet to the device that's without WiFi like NVR or pc desktop.
This is awesome when configuring enterprise IT equipment! I configured a sonicwall!
No need to carry a laptop anymore!!
Great stuff, as always, Jakob!
+MoonWolfTube Thank you! =D
@@JakobHaqI have a Samsung Galaxy S 22 can you show me how to ground it to the ethernet to? Thank you
Thanks for your video ... really helps ...
Just wanna know ... can an iPhone go online (the ethernet route) while mirror to PC (yes, PC) via airplay (I use LonelyScreen)
Many thanks for the answers
+Accounting Clue Interesting question! Unfortunately I'm not able to answer that question as I've not tested a setup like that. I'm curious though? What would you use a setup like that for?
I just want to stream the TV and, or CZcams playing on my iPhone to PC ...
I know iPhone can be streamed to Mac via USB and QuickTime
but such doesn't work for PC...
Nice this will reduce the EMF but i will need a amplifier field blocker for the new 5G .
We need trying this out too, but I need the adapters I have HDMI to network, I’ma get the USB one.
Excellent video
very clear tinx
Hi, is it possible to use the USB 3.0 adapter without extra power input?
Vasku no the Ethernet adapter needs to have external power because the iphone/iPad can't provide enough power
Thanks for this tutorial, Jakob. One question I have is: if we are connecting the other end of the ethernet cable to a powered hub, do we still need to supply power to the dongle set-up. My gut feeling is no, because then you’d be supplying power twice, which might overload the circuit. Thanks for your input.
Thanks, Jakob. But I'm still not sure why I would want to do this. What would you want to ethernet connect to an iPad or iPhone? Particularly in a music-making context. I have a wi-fi router at home.
+Andy Caffrey I need it for when doing Live streaming! =D
+Andy Caffrey This way I get a stable +10Mbit/s in upload instead of the 5Mbit/s I get with WiFi.
Stable, twice as fast and no EMF health damage.
The only downside is the wire of course. I hate it already when i need to have the charging wire in my iPad while watching CZcams.
Very nice video thanks, enjoyed it
My pleasure!
Question, does this work on iphone Xs? I set everything up the way you explained and a window pops up telling me to disable airplane mode.You did a wonderful job explaining everything, so I had no problem following you, just wondering if they did something to the newer model phones that prevents this from working.
Thank you so much! I ordered the gadgets from your first option. I assume my apps will still work in airplane mode as long as I'm connected to the internet?
+Aviva Peltin That's how I use my iPhone when making music with looper apps. I want to be able to acces my Dropbox storage for samples loops but do not want to be interrupted by phone calls. Works for WiFi too with in AirPlane mode.
Thank you! I am excited for the gadgets you recommended to arrive. I am actually looking into this, because I don't want as much WiFi exposure in general in my home. I turned off my wireless internet and am just using a hardwired connection via ethernet cables now.
Are you using Auria Pro for your music production?
NIce video. The only question I have is if its possibel to use this method without the Ipad/Iphone charging as its not good for the battery to be maxed out for longer times. Hmm or maybe the secons method didnt charge the device all the time.
hi jakob, when you power the usb hub you show and use the 12w power adapter, does it need to be 12 watts or would a 5 watt iphone adapter also work just as well? , thank you for this video and all the other cool funny entertaining and informative content you make
+007pished I'm sorry I should have mentioned why I am using the 12w adapter. Yes you can use the 5w adapter, I've tested it and it works. The reason I am using the 12w iPad type adapter
Is because it doesn't get hot when charging my iPhone 6s. I always get borrows when adapters heat up. So I use the bigger one to feel safe. Wouldn't want the thing to catch on fire or something.
VERY GOOD CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS! CAN ONE INTERFACE A TV SET WITH TH E WIRED IPHONE TO USE A LARGER SCREEN
can you connect the ethernet cable to a pc after you connect it to the iphone ?
Is there one with a headphone jack and charging and lan
Good video, but do they make one that supports 1 gig speed?
Airplane mode does not disable wifi. Wifi will still work with airplane mode on. Your setup does work as I tested it.
Bismillahir-Rahmanir-Raheem
What’s the better option of the two?
- I remember you did a video with a correction which relates to this somehow (in my mind at least) . ie one 0f these ‘ways’ gave a better power output
Thanks
The powered USB hub solution is good because it doesn’t tax the iDevice battery since the hub is supplying power to the USB connected devices directly. Because I’ve discovered it that the USB3 to Lightning doesn’t do that. It doesn’t supply power from the power port to the usb connected device. What happens is that power is taken from the iDevice. I was wrong and I’ll be making a better video about his as soon as I’m done interviewing some third party iOS hardware pheriperal developers.
Bismillahir-Rahmanir-Raheem
Thanks for the reply bro .
Will watch the video again (to see what you option you are referring to)
Hi thanks for the info, I just wanted to know if there are connectors for an older apple ipad the wider plug in thanks for any information. I am trying to get away from wifi for my son's 5 year old ipad Rebecca
I'm not sure. I've ever only owned iPads/iPhones with the lighting port and not the old 30-pin connectors. Even if there are older connectors I'm not sure that it'll work properly with never iOS versions. I wish I could test this out, but I don't have access to the gear I need to do that. I wish I could be more helpful. 😓
theres a belkin adapter on the apple website im guessing that will work too.. id love to buy an apple one but they only have one for the USB-C port 💔
Just one of many reasons Sweden is awesome: your internet speed is 5 times what I get in the U.S. for around $50 a month. 😲 Investment in broadband, I believe I heard something like that 🇸🇪.
+chiefbucknell Yeah I think you're right. They started laying down fibre optic cables in the ground all around Sweden in the 60's I think (not sure, but somewhere around that time).
We got broadband pretty early compared to many other countries and the connection speeds have increase dramatically over the years.
We pay $50 dollars to get 100Mbit/s down and 10Mb/s up. Not all broadband providers have the same plans, but close enough though.
Make America Sweden Again 🤗 ❤️
Your country has been taken over by Islam.
Matthew Kirkham if internet is fast and cheap, the terrorists win?!?
Wait, what was this thread about?
Hey, thanks for this very good presentation. Using Apple products, the Ethernet-USB and USB3-camera.
I was just wondering if used with a Cat7 ethernet cable who support POE, does it still need the power chord? Since Cat7 carries the power.
Thanks
Franck I just googled cat7 wiring, it’s just a cable, what did you mean it has it carries power
luvyou baby Cat 7 is supposed to provide POE (power over ethernet). So I was wondering if we had to still to use the Apple power cable along with the adpators. Found out that the ports of your routeur/modem have to be POE too
Franck make since , did u buy the apple products, and did it work for you? Does it heat up the iPad or phone? I read that we should use a usb hub with power supply so it won’t effect the battery life of our phone / iPad.
luvyou baby i kept it simple by bying 2 adaptors:
-Insignia USB 3 to Ethernet (the Apple one is a USB 2)
-Apple Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adaptor
It works well, no heating up, but yeah, I guess that affects the battery since it is constantly charging.
I’ll try with a Hub
Franck most usb hubs charge the device as well, I’ve been searching for hours, I can’t find a simple one that doesn’t, or the one in the video.
Let me know if u find one, or have a solution, on how to not keep charging the device while connected to the Ethernet
Question: USB Lighting Adapter need iPhone Charger power or iPad?
In video I seen iPad Power just wanted to confirm since both have different power
Billy Stevie English please. I have no idea what you have just said.
Jakob, fine work as always... Have tried this set up with Ableton LINK... It seems this would be a very reliable way to get LINK to/from Ableton to/from an I-device... Worth a try?
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So my iPhone needs this in order for me to stream and make money in college. Does anyone know if this still works? I need to know ASAP before I buy everything
Btw. I have an IPhone 8
If that matters haha
Thanks! Great.
Clear and helpful instructions, many thanks...! Question: Since the iOS 12.0.1 update my iPad Air 2 will not connect to internet via ethernet; everything looks ok in the system info, the ethernet connection is recognised, IP addresses (other than local default) assigned, but no applications will recognise a connection. Every other thing is the same as earlier in the set-up; could the iOS update be the culprit...? I have gratefully used this solution for years, and not being able to connect the iPad via ethernet will be a real problem. Any suggestion or observation is appreciated, thanks...!
Whenever something like this happens make sure to restart your iDevice first. Then before connecting anything make sure that you follow the proper connection order. Connect the USB device to the CCK or USB3 to lighting connector first. If you’re using the latter connector then connect your Apple charger to it also.
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After that you can go ahead and try connecting the CCK or USB3 to lighting to your iDevice. If it still doesn’t work then ... Yes, it’s very likely that the iOS update has caused this issue.
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Stuff like this has been happening all the way back to iOS6 (when I switched from Android to iOS). Whenever there’s a big new iOS update my inbox and comment section gets “flooded” with questions about why “this” and “that” doesn’t work anymore etc.
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I’ve had it happen to me too like hardware connection errors (USB) or apps not working etc.
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This is why I always advocate holding back several months (not kidding) before updating to a new iOS version. That way Apple might have gotten their shit together and rolled out bug fixes. I usually wait 6-7 months before updating myself. So all I can say is wait for the next bug fix update to roll out.
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Whenever a big update hits, ask yourself how much you really need it. Because if what you’ve got is working and you don’t need to update then why risking messing up your working stuff which something you don’t really need.
Thank you kindly for your reply. 🌷 The steps you mention has been taken several times already. I am way more cautious when it comes to upgrading Mac OS. As iOS v12.0 caused no (apparent) issues I guess I did not expect the v12.0.1 update to (possibly) interfere...
Hi Great Video, I need help with connecting my iPad to my workplace network as they have turned off the workplace wifi, I need the internet on my Ipad at work..Will this method be possible for this, however, I cannot connect directly to the router but they have numerous wall outlets which my work computers are connected to...Thanks
My setup using Camera Connection Kit and USB Ethernet adapter is running really slow at just 30Mb/s/8Mb/s. As it's a 10/100 Ethernet with no Gigabit support it should still run faster than this as my VMB line is 384/30. It could be the Apple USB Ethernet adapter?
Instead of using the usb power adaptor,is it possible to use a normal iphone charger in place of it?
Are there any other use cases aside from providing an alternate way to connect to the internet?
+Jesse Tal I use this method when I do live streams. I stream with my iPhone this provides me with a more stable connection while also increasing the upload speed compared to my WiFi. I also use it for longer Skype calls and Google Hangouts when I want my internet connection to be more stable.
Hello, Will you be able to call and receive phone calls like you call with wifi?
+Bob Simon Yes! Well it's has for me when using Hangouts, LiveStreaming apps, Skype etc. Technically there shouldn't be any problems at all with any app. The only thing is that you might get promoted with a screen telling you to turn on Wifi or to turn on f Flightmode. Just tap it away and Ignore it. That's what I do and it works for me. :)
I did this exactly as you said. Using the Apple USB Ethernet Adapter, the Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter & an Apple charger. It works on my iPhone, but my iPad keeps saying "Cannot Use Device. Apple USB adapter: The connected device requires too much power."
I only have a 30 pin connector to my old ipad 2. Is there a usb to 30 pin connector to the ipad? Or can I use the charging cable and plug the usb side into the hub?
Thanks a lot
I have a related question. I wanted to purchase an iPad mini 2. I see it has nano sim which is no good for me because I have the old original standard size sim that fits nicely in my old Nokia E51. I don't want to cut the sim because I also use it in my old huawei internet dongle, that's the only way I get internet where I live.
What is the best way to plug the huawei usb internet dongle into the iPad mini 2? will I need a power source or will the camera connection adapter be just fine?
Can i share this for my friend?
(Ooops typo correction from last post)
Jakob, fine work as always... Have you tried this set up with Ableton LINK?... It seems this would be a very reliable way to get LINK to/from Ableton to/from an I-device... Worth a try? ~~~~ (good vibrations)
Nope, never tried it. I since I turned over to iOS 5 years ago I haven't been experimenting that all (almost nothing) with laptop desktop systems. 😅 I might bring some of it back now that I have access to a MacBook though. We'll see what the new year brings.
Ok, so to streamline the 'more of a mess' one can combine separate hub and ethernet-to-lighting adaptor into one unified device, as explained in the following video:
'Apple Lightning to USB 3 Adapter + Combo 3 port hub / Ethernet'
czcams.com/video/vnaEWwBY7Dw/video.html
The issue is that for the ethernet adaptor to work it needs to support the Realtec RTL 8153 chipset, which don't require device drivers to be installed on your iPad/iPhone (which don't support the installation of 3rd party device drivers).
How can I set up a connection (couple) with USB cable between iPhone and iPad Pro (WLAN / WIFI) for online reception? Thanks Greeting from Berlin in Germany🇩🇪
Do you think you could get rid of the powered USB hub if you had power over ethernet?
Can you use the phone as a modem to the internet this way? In other words allow computers to connect to the internet through the phone?
Hey... Can you write what all the devices is called. ? I dont understand why you use a usb harb ? Is it a must to have ? Regards Annamarie
What usb hub can connect to the phone or iPad without charging it, like the one in the video. I’m unable to find one.
Charging the device to a 100 percent and keeping it plugged to the power, doesn’t seem like it would be good for the battery.
Did the adapter update ruin this feature for anyone?
+PlayingInTheBand I'm guessing you're referring to the Lightning to USB3 connector? If you are then that update came out because iOS 10 was updated to support proper Ethernet settings inside the settings menu. But the adaptor needs to be updated for this. However, let me point out that updating to iOS 11 might make this setup up not work. I'm getting a lot of reports and questions from people about this. Apple will most likely fix it some time but who knows when. It's one of the reasons I'm still on iOS 10.
+Jakob Haq Will the Lightning to USB 3 connector work with iOS 11.1 if the adapter's firmware isn't updated or does it make any difference? I'm currently running iOS 10.3.2 and my iPhone 5s isn't able to connect to the internet with the USB 3 connector that has firmware version 10.0.1. The internet connection works with the standard Apple Lightning to USB adapter, though. I would like to update to iOS 11.1 if the internet connection over the USB 3 connector works that way. My friend was using the same standard Apple Lightning to USB with his iPhone 6 Plus on iOS 11.1 and the internet connection worked fine with it.
Daniel Lundberg I wish I could say for certain that it does work, but I can't. I'm getting reports from people telling me that their connections doesn't work after updating to iOS 11 with and without the adapter update. And this happens on various iDevice models. Everything from iPad Pro 2016 down to iPad mini 1 and iPhone.5's. Then on the other hand, there are reports from people having no problem, or even discovering that updating to iOS 11 has (rare) cases fixed this issue.
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This is what's so frustrating with iOS. No matter how many tests I run with various iDevices, the conclusions are most times contradictory. This is why my advice is always, if you don't need to update, then don't. But if nothing is working I. The first place, then you don't have that much to loose by updating, since it can sometimes fix broken stuff. I really wish I could be more helpful. 😓
says it takes too much power, I tried an aftermarket dongle, no go
Please reply
Can I use a modem in my iPhone? By OTG?
My wifi chip of iPhone is dead and sim doesn't works because it is locked for a carrier..
Please reply..
I’m trying to go the opposite way... is it possible to use your iphone’s data as an Ethernet to something else?? Kinda like hotspot but instead wired... let me know plz!!!
I tried but couldn't get through. What could have gone wrong?
Manuel Dadgar same ! Do you have any updates about this issue ?
I would like to know the maximum dongles adapter chargers cords gender changers hard drives devices could hookup .
Excellent video; thank you. Can you make and receive calls with an iPhone through a Lightning-to-ethernet adapter and without wi-fi? I want calls to be transparent to the other party, using my iPhone's existing number the same way the wi-fi calling feature does, except via wired ethernet. I would like to avoid third party products like Skype.
I’m not sure if it’s possible to make WiFi connected phone calls between any other devices other than iDevices (FaceTime chat or FaceTime video). Ive never tested it. I think you’d still need third party apps like Skype I you want to call other phones that are running Android for instance.
Can you use the same set-up to use the Iphone Hot spot to send out to a amplifier to WIFI booster?
Would this would with a moblie battery pack or does it need a power source?
+Anthony Bray-Heta Yes I've done this setup with a USB battery many times. A USB battery is designed to output 5 volts just like the Apple Chargers. 👍🏼
This will probably sound a stupid question to some, but can this system be used to download games etc as my Wi-fi is so slow.
I got a headache from all these connections
+3 WAY CUSTOMS Haha, yeah and somehow Apple thinks that dongles are awesome. 😂
Your power cable is hurting... didn't you say to only use Apple products? Good video!
Or You may have gotten the headache from the microwave radiation coming out of your non Ethernet connected cell phone! :)
Question.
If I am using my phone as a hotspot for my PS4, could I connect my iPhone to my PS4 as a direct connection?
But how can we use Ethernet as well as audio earphones with iphone Lightning
Hi Jakob! I use Gadget and i follow u :-) i have 1 "dumb" question "how i can "share" my music app purchase on both iphone and ipad on the same itunes account? i mean i bought Gadget and 1st download on my iphone, but i would like to download also on ipad..so? dont tell me i have to pay it double..?! thanks for help and share brò :-)
+2ES No problem! Gadget is universal witch means that you can use the app on any device as long as you're using the same iTunes account. So if you've purchased it already, simply search for KORG Gadget on the App Store on any device and download! ;)
+Jakob Haq thanks for reply! yes i was thinking like that...but unfortunately it doesnt work..on iphone i see "open" while on ipad i see "buy and the price":...i have tried to disconnect and reconnect to my itunes account...nothing change... :-(
INSTANTLY heard your semi-Swedish accent!
Will this setup work with the Phillips Hue bridge 2 to an Apple iPhone, iPad, or any Apple device?
Versus connecting the bridge to a router?
where can I find the Mac Adress (Ethernet-Id) when using an lightning to ethernet adapter for example?
+Said Abdallah Apple updated iOS a little while ago with proper support for Ethernet connection and so if your iDevice is running iOS 10 or higher then you should be able to find a "Ethernet" meny option when you've got your iDevice connected to a USB to Ethernet connector. Just open up settings app, and look in the list for the "Ethernet" option, it should be right up there together with the "wifi", "Bluetooth" etc.
Jakob Haq yes I know! However in the setting for ethernet there is no Mac Adress, only the Ip, Subnet Mask, Router... :( I need the Mac Adress for the internet admin in the student hostel. He needs to unlock my Mac Adress for Ethernet
+Said Abdallah Sorry my bad. I just checked and it seems that the MAC address isn't listed where is should be. If you go into "General" then "about" and scroll down the Mac addresses for both WiFi and Bluetooth are right there. But it seems Apple hasn't implemented a way of showing Mac for Ethernet. At least not for me. 😓 Can you confirm?
Jakob Haq yes you are right. 😓 That's definitely a gap in the system. I also asked a producer of those adapters. Maybe you can read the Mac Adress on the package of the adapter. If I know/ or hear anything about it I am going to let you know.
Hi, is it possible to stream my pc to a tablet whit this method, or it only works for internet?
Wow you get better mbps or wifi downslope upload speeds than I do I only get like 45
the Moshi usb to Ethernet adapter works top
+Darren Woloshyn Thanks for the tip!
Links?
im not tech savy at all, does this set up work with any browser or does it need to be safari please?
Can you use all apps or only few apps ????????
I’m watching this.....
While using Ethernet!
Hi -great video, thanks. Is it safe to use the lightning 3.0 camera adaptor option with the 12W iPad power connector on an iPhone, if the device is to be ethernet connected 24/7 or will it potentially overheat (since I assume the power device is actually designed to be used for charging for 2 hours or less)?
Also I heard that Facetime and iMessage won’t work in airplane mode, but will Skype and Voip work and is there any way to send and receive texts (or SMS to email) in airplane mode?
+David Weir Happy you found the video useful!
To answer your first question; I actually do not know if there is any danger in using the USB3 Lightning connector together with the 12w adapter for that long. I wouldn't recommend doing it for that long with the screen on. Having the screen on, draws a lot more power and a lot more heat will build up.
I wouldn't even recommend using the phone for watching videos with full brightness on the screen while plugged into a charger for 12 hours. The chargers themselves can get really warm.
Personally I've run setups like this for about 3 hours. Basically for a live streaming session.
To answer your second question; Flight-mode actually turns all receivers and transmitters completely off. So anything that needs a phone provider or a wifi connection won't work. This includes (Skype, voip, email etc).
There is one way though, and it is the method Shown in this video. By connecting to Ethernet, you are not using wireless transmitters or receivers. It's a hard-line connection. This way you are connected to the internet and can use stuff like iMessage, FaceTime, Skype etc.
Hope this helps! =D
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