I want to put a kindle fire as my in dash receiver, is this compatible with kindles?
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Matthew, I really doubt you could use this with your Kindle. You would need to hook it to your Kindle with an USB cord and then hook up the HRT unit to your receiver in the car with old style red/white RCA cables. You might be able too do it with patch cords or splicing but it would take some work & experimentation. Plus after all your hard work, you still might not notice much sound difference if your over all car system isn't some a high end system.I would just spend the money on a descent reciever with an AUX jack and plug in your Kindle that way with a short patch cord.
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does the kindle have a usb output? laptops have the necessary output & can go online for setup! Maybe? try it
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I don't own a kindle. There only one input connector (think usb printer cable, ie, the shape of the end of a usb cable that plugs into the printer). This is the only input on this unit. The only output is the left and right rca type plugs. Therefore if you can get sound from your Kindle from a usb then this will work. Will add that I had a question about this unit and called the company at (323) 967-7447. The owner continued to be amazingly helpful!
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I have used it with most Android devices and it works. Haven't used it with Kindle.
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I am sorry, I am not familiar with the kindle fire. I have the Android 7 tablet and it works great for it
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No. The Kindle Fire uses micro-USB connectors while this card reader has a full size standard USB connector. The only way you can use this device with your Kindle Fire is if you also got a female USB to male micro-USB cable adapter. A better option would be getting a Micro USB Host OTG Card Reader, which would not require an adapter to use.
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Yes. Use a hdmi to micro hdmi cable to connect kindle fire. Make sure both ends are male.
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if you mean by compatible that can it be used as an additional speaker, after reading through the limited instructions I would say yes, through the pluging the line in cable into the line in slot and into Kindle fire HD's headphone jack but being I do not have a Kindle fire, I cannot say for certain.
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It is compatible, but can only connect via a 3.5 mm audio cable (sold separately) or bluetooth, as these are the only connections the Kindle Fire has. The NFC function is only available via NFC-capable devices, such as select newer android devices. I bought two of these speakers (one black & one pink) for me and my son to use with our Samsung Galaxy phones. He has the S3 Mini and I have the S4, both equipped with NFC (Near Field Communication). They work perfectly with our phones via NFC. The audio quality for the speakers themselves is pretty good, as to be expected with Creative Labs, BUT you have to also take into consideration the audio capabilities of the device you're using it with. If you use it with a high-quality phone, such as the Galaxy S4 or S5, or plugged into a good computer (like my Alienware), then you're going to have great a great audio experience. But if you use it with an older device, such as an older cell phone or mp3 player, or an older model tablet/computer, the audio quality won't be as good. Your audio settings run off the SOURCE device, NOT the speaker.
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Should do, the real question is to make sure this one is compatible with your DVI input. There are four different types, while there is only one type of micro-HDMI output. I have no experience with the Kindle Fire, but I would assume if its there its useful.
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I would expect so. I have have a good experience connecting my Kindle Fire HD (with its HDMI output) and with connecting an Ipad to the HDMI end of the cable. Not often, the ear phone adapter needs to plugged into the Kindle. I have had success showing TED talks on my TV via this cable. It is a good product. The Kindle needs a subD(??) HDMI cable to connect to the DVI cable using a gender bender(converter.)
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You can use any device with this that has an HDMI out. You may need special cables but it will work. I'm not sure why you would want to hook up a Kindle Fire to this. This is more of a dock for the Droid Bionic than any thing else. This is not bluetooth, it's a hard connection to the device.
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Conrad,I am not that familiar with the Kindle Fire hdhowever most headphone outputs are analog only unless you are getting a digital output from the Kindle it cannot be connected to the Bifrost I did leave one thing out if my previous comment,the Bitrost also comes with an optical input as standard Hope this helpsBill
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This is a standard Bluetooth wireless interface. I'm not familiar with the Kindle Fire HD, but if it has Bluetooth, then it should work. The unit comes with a wire, in case you need it.
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I don't know for sure but I know that it will not work on the standard Kindle Fire. I just looked at my kid's and the ports are too small for the cable to fit in.
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I am not familiar wth the Kindel but if it an HDMI out it will work, it is a stanard size HDMI.
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As long as the Kindle you have is Bluetooth compatible, then it will work. I have a 3rd generation Kindle Fire HD and I use this speaker all the time.
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The Audiovox mobiletv receiver is compatible with Kindle Fire HD & HDX devices. Look for the "Audiovox mobiletv with Dyle TV" app on the Amazon app store.
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I don't know I have a kindle. Why don't you contact either company and ask them, if products are compatible. Hope this was a little helpful.