Audio from iphone

[Kaypeat]

Hi folks,
Planning to invest in a 2B.

I was wondering, does the unit have audio output?

If I plug it into my phone, the phone’s speakers will be shut off. A normal splitter would not work, as the iPhone does not have a normal headphone jack.

I suppose I could get an adapter lightning->audio jack and then add an audio splitter.

Is that the best option, or do people have better suggestions?
Thanks

[Stimaddict]

For an Apple iPhone you just need a 3.5mm jack plug headphone adapter like this one: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/143635578739

Plug one end of the 2B's supplied stereo cable into the adapter socket and the other into your 2B unit. Set the play volume to around 70% then you're good to go. Remember to put the phone in "aeroplane mode" (aka - flight mode, offline mode, or standalone mode). This should stop unwanted audio interruptions that would otherwise be 'felt' as small jolts.

Upload mp3 stimfiles to your phone to be played at your leisure. To me the best thing about the 2B is the way it opens up a whole new world of sexual ecstasy in the form of Stereo audio mp3 stimfiles. It's like having an infinite number of different 'modes'.



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[Kaypeat]

So the 2b has a speaker?

[Stimaddict]

So the 2b has a speaker?

No m8. The 2B takes line-in audio input (e.g. from your phone) then digitally interprets that to produce a pulsed waveform signal that goes out through the output cables into your cock, balls and ass as a gently applied electrical current. You don't hear any sound but the estim output makes your cock feel very, very happy

[Kaypeat]

Ok - thanks.

[Lamalas]

My setup, for those wanting to avoid having to use their phone..
I use a windows 10 laptop (a PC would work just as well ofc) and VLC Media player.
Windows 10 allows you to choose a separate output device per application, and VLC even lets you set an audio device per instance of the application.
With this knowledge, you could for example play a vid on pornhub, and output the audio to a USB device, like a headset, or even Bluetooth speakers. and have a stim file playing in vlc, routing the audio to the analog output, into the 2B.
On top of that, if you want to enjoy some wonderful video creations like 'E-stim Fantasy', 'Estim Sync Hero' or 'PEP' with embedded estim audio and the porn audio in a separate file, you can just run 2 instances of VLC, and route the audio as described above.

If you want to take things one step further, you could try the Script Player. I havent tried this yet myself, but this would allow you to play video, stim audio, and porn audio all in one application, and it would take care of syncing everything for you.

[maples]

I noticed that in the videos that I have looked at, admittedly only 1 video so far, that the estim track is included in the video and the porn audio is in a separate file. I would have expected the porn audio to have been included in the video as a separate track along with the estim track. I have never tried having VLC route different audio tracks to different audio outputs within the same video, or if that proves difficult, running 2 instances using 2 different outputs as the poster above suggested.

My interests tend towards using Raspberry Pi platforms, so I will need to see what OMX Player supports.

M.

[mrbutt89]

One comment about VLC. I've found (and it may be just a quirk of my system) that I've set VLC to output audio to a specific device, but when I start it up it always plays through the default device. I have to go into my Windows 10 sound settings and set VLC back to the default device and then to the device I want. It then stays on that setting for the rest of my session.