Hmm, maybe there is something I've not understood about Airplay, but I only got Airplay to work with my Apple TV 3rd generation, which wasn't really ideal. I have a JBL OnBeat Rumble speaker, which says it's Airplay enabled. I do see that the iPhone indicates Airplay as the JBL speaker, but I've never been able to stream to the speaker itself. I either have to dock the iPhone or connect via Bluetooth. You say that if you turn off Bluetooth you will get Airplay. Is it necessary to turn off Bluetooth to then get this function? I would like Voiceover to stay on the iPhone while streaming to the JBL speaker. Doesn't this depend on the Wifi network? I recall there is an app for this speaker, but it wasn't all that accessible. Would I need to use the app to configure this? Thanks, Matthew
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