WiFi Audio Wireless Speaker Alternatives

AirPlay

AirPlay lets you stream music throughout your entire house — wirelessly. AirPlay wireless technology will be fully integrated into speaker docks, AV receivers, and stereo systems from companies such as Bowers & Wilkins and Denon. So you can enjoy your entire iTunes library — every song and every playlist — in any room and anytime.

Features:

• iTunes integration
• Music Streaming

Stream What You Hear

Stream What You Hear (SWYH) is a Windows application to broadcast the sound of your computer (ie: “what you hear”) on an UPnP/DLNA device such as TVs, amps, network receivers, game consoles, etc...

Features:

• Support for DLNA
• Music Streaming
• Stream audio

SpeakerShare

This is a Java application to use the speaker connected to other computer on the network. It transfers audio in uncompressed PCM format and uses 172 kilobyte per second bandwidth.

Soundfly

Soundfly uses Apple's AUNetSend and Soundflower to broadcast audio to another mac on your network. It comes as a package containing an application that sends to audio over the network (Soundfly), and another that receives and plays the audio stream (Soundfly receiver). It works out of the box, but if you want further configuration, press ALT when launching either application: you'll be able to configure the Audio Units.

Share Speaker Player

Share Speaker Player is an outstanding yet easy-to-use application to share speaker in LAN with high quality. It is a good way to decrease the cost of speaker in office, family, or other places especially with the world economy declining recently. In addition to decreasing cost, it is more environmental by less electric power expended and less noise made. So it also can resolve the problem that you couldn't hear clearly in office as a result of several speakers running in the meantime.