I've found a couple of reviews on other sites saying it should work no probs with Linux - after all it's just hardware, no software - so just wondered if anyone had had any experience with it or similar?
it isnt 'just hardware'. you plug a usb transmitter into your machine. its more than likely that the usb transmitter just gets recognised as a generic usb soundcard though, especially since the lindy review says it works on linux. it'll be the same device
Got the transmitter this morning and it works brilliantly. Simple set up - plug in USB transmitter to PC, connect receiver to hi-fi and plug in to power. Switch it on and connects wirelessly to the transmitter (on a different frequency to wi-fi).
As predicted I just had to switch my audio output in System>Preferences>Sound to the USB Speaker - see screengrab.
I must admit I no longer use the item. After updating to Ubuntu 11.10, it no longer worked. Shortly after that my PC died altogether and when I got a new PC earlier this year I didn't try it again.
To get the sound from my PC to my hi-fi nowadays I've simply got a 5m cable - old skool!
As for the audio quality of the wireless transmitter - it was pretty good although I did detect interference sometimes - bit like you might get on an FM radio broadcast.
Size - I’ve attached a picture of the two pieces next to a standard CD for comparison.
All the best
Dave
AMD Bulldozer FX-4100 Quad Core @ 3.6GHz, NVidia GT430, Asus M5A78L-M LX, 8GB DDR3, Western Digital Green 1TB SATA2 hard-drive
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