Airport en iPad

Kan iemand mij in een simpele bewoordingen uitleggen hoe ik muziek van spotify op mijn IPad naar externe speakers stuur?? Ik heb een airport Express. Moet ik daarvoor eerst software op mijn IPad zetten? Hoe maak ik op de IPad de keuze tussen interne speakers en de externe ?

Thanks for your response Bob. I had already figured out to assign a different SSID to the 5Ghz network, as I posted a little while ago, so my basic problem is solved.
Looking at the info from the Airport Utility (clicking Wireless Clients), it seems that the iPad 1 isn't very good at the 5.0 GHz network. And maybe that's why it's auto-selecting the 2.4 GHz network. Here's what I mean: I see a MUCH quieter environment on 5.0, with noise levels in the high -90 dBs. The 5.0 GHz signal is also a lot stronger than the 2.4 GHz signal by 12-16 dBs. However, the rate the iPad 1 is getting is about the same or LESS than it gets on the 2.4 GHz network! Below 60 mbps! Yeesh, I guess it's just not capable of running 802.11n at rated speeds with AES encryption.
By contrast, my Windows netbook with an Intel 5100 wifi chipset LOVES the 5GHz network, getting speeds in the 200 mpbs range, and extremely strong signal and quiet noise (-81/-97).
Conclusion? The iPad 1 kind of stinks real bad at WiFi. I wonder if the iPad 2 is any better. Frankly my iPhone 4, even though it doesn't hit the 5.0 GHz net at all, runs at about twice the rate of the iPad 1.
Finally: as to your comment about support, I wasn't being clear I guess. I totally understand what this forum is. What I was saying was that Apple is not going to allow me to submit an incident to THEIR official support, without paying a per-incident fee, EVEN THOUGH I bought this AEBS less than 2 weeks ago! My question is: what's up with that? I buy this high-dollar router (costing 2-3x what others go for) and I get zero support? I thought Apple was good at holding your hand.
Well, it's kind of moot now, because I figured it out. Thanks.
Message was edited by: MyDogHasFleas -- changed censored term to "stinks real bad"

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