Is there a way to play my mp3 through the radio speakers in my car?
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Yes. There are some variables though. First, if your MP3 has bluetooth and your car radio too, no problem. If your car radio has bluetooth, but your mp3 does not have it, then you need the GOgroove BlueSense to attach it to your headphones outlet in your mp3. If your mp3 does not have bluetooth, not your car stereo, but has an aux in and you want a wireless connexion, then besides the GOgroove BlueSense you also need the Gogroove BlueGate. If your car stereo does not have bluetooth, nor aux in, then you need to buy a FM transmitter and attach it to your mp3.
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Yes, but not with the GOgrove product. You need to get a short cord with 2 male ends. One to put in your mp3 and one end to plug into the dash? A lot of vehicles do not have that receiver in the dash? So, good luck. May be other ways, but that's the only way I know.
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This works with a headphone jack, if you don't have one you can use an FM transmitter, or if you have a newer car, you can use Bluetooth, or an auxiliary line in, I hope I helped :-)
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You can connect this mini speaker to any MP3 player through a 3.5mm earphone jack and coaxial audio cable. There's nothing complicated.
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That has to be done digitally, you would have to convert your files to mp3 then create the play list in whatever application you use. IE itunes.
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Sorry, question was not too clear. The speaker by itself does not play music (it does not have software to decode mp3). The USB port on the back of the speaker is generally used to power/recharge say an Iphone. Regarding a separate MP3 player (ie ipod, iphone, etc), if the MP3 player has bluetooth connection, then you can connect to and play your music through the speakers. If not, then you can still connect MP3 player to the speaker via wire (using the headphone jack of the MP3 player). You have to buy the wire separately.
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If your radio already has speakers and fm you should be able to just set the fm tuner to a clear channel and play it they work even better if theres an auxillary port to plug in a cable. but if it has fm and speakets it will work.
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Yes, the radio has to be in tuner mode to receive calls through your car speakers. I downloaded my favorite music to my phone and listen to the songs through the car speakers.
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Of course you can. BUT, you will have to use a headphone to RCA cable and plug it into one of the audio inputs. Will not have the ability to use the MP3 Player's USB cable for sound and control.
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I'm not sure what you need to know. Plug in the device and then attach your iDevice to it. Select a radio station on the device and then tune into that station on your car radio. Press play on your iDevice. The sound should transmit over the stereo system in your vehicle.
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Yes, if you have an audio jack on your phone you can transmit music from your phone to your car speakers.
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Yes you can. All mp3 playes when connected to a computer act just as a USB flash memory.
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Hi, yes will work with your car. The player will activate on the CD mode, and will not display any text of the mp3 files, only numbers as tracks. So you will never know the name of the track that its playing. It will work with an USB key or SD card
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No, all you need in your car is the radio, you can connect the phone the the transmitter to play the music
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Sorry I can not answer you but I buy the mp3 to give away, only people who know are the give away if you can connect or not, I guess if you can use the single wire connected to auxiliary radio, but it's just a suggestion.
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Your best bet is to use the iSimple IS77PRO Universal Audio Input Interface which helps you make the most of your mobile devices and your vehicle's sound system. You can use it with any factory or aftermarket car audio receiver to enjoy your favorite playlists from your MP3 player over your vehicle's speakers. It transmits stereo audio from external audio sources to your FM radio. It also transmits video from video-capable iPods, iPhones and iPads. A wireless remote is also included for convenient volume and channel adjustments. It also provides 2.1A of power to charge compatible devices.
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If your car has a cassette player there is a simpler solution than the FM transmitter. Cheaper too. Just buy an MP3 to cassette converter. I've been using one for years to listen to my MP3 player in the car. With a 2GB MP3 player I can load enough audio books for a trip from Chicago to North Carolina and back and this adapter is very simple to use. I tried an FM transmitter but it was just too flaky. I wish I could remember the brand. The mp3 to cassette converter is plug and go. Here's one you can get on Amazon:Philips USA PH-62050 CD/MP3/MD-To-Cassette Adapter (Discontinued by Manufacturer) If your car has a cassette player there is a simpler solution than the FM transmitter. Cheaper too. Just buy an MP3 to cassette converter. I've been using one for years to listen to my MP3 player in the car. With a 2GB MP3 player I can load enough audio books for a trip from Chicago to North Carolina and back and this adapter is very simple to use. I tried an FM transmitter but it was just too flaky. I wish I could remember the brand. The mp3 to cassette converter is plug and go. Here's one you can get on Amazon:Philips USA... » Read More If your car has a cassette player there is a simpler solution than the FM transmitter. Cheaper too. Just buy an MP3 to cassette converter. I've been using one for years to listen to my MP3 player in the car. With a 2GB MP3 player I can load enough audio books for a trip from Chicago to North Carolina and back and this adapter is very simple to use. I tried an FM transmitter but it was just too flaky. I wish I could remember the brand. The mp3 to cassette converter is plug and go. Here's one you can get on Amazon:Philips USA PH-62050 CD/MP3/MD-To-Cassette Adapter (Discontinued by Manufacturer) « Show Less
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Yes, you can. If you have an AUX jack in your stereo, you can use a 3.5 double male cable to jam in your car. (any radio shack) It sounds great with this player, btw. Many new cars come stocked with the mp3player aux jack.
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Your audio files are probably in M4A format on your iPod. You probably need to convert them to MP3 files to work with your car radio.