Can I use this cable to transfer audio from my record player to my Galaxy S5 smart phone via its headphone jack?
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Yes, if your record player has RCA out, the 3.5mm jack will fit your s5. Do you plan on recording your LPs? However, two things: (1) you must match the signal level and (2) the impedance to ensure proper use. I'm not sure of the level of signal output (volts p-p) on the record player. It's been a while since i owned a record player, but I don't think the audio out RCA from a record player is meant for headphone level connection. I suspect the turntable produces very low voltages and I think headphone jacks typically expect 1v p-p. check the specs on your turntable see if they (levels) match. if not you may have to attenuate the signal up or down either way to take full advantage of the sound range and quality. Next, the impedance is probably very different from headphone input as well. This impedance bit is crucial. In which case you may need a small buffer amplifier as well. Search for example "CMOY" headphone amps. Do more research. Or, maybe this suits the purpose: http://www.amazon.co.uk/PRE-AMPLIFIER-PHONO-STEREO-PREAMP-TURNTABLE/dp/B00BMPW7Y4
2134395
No, I doubt it. Using this Bluetooth adapter would be just like physically plugging in your phone through your cars 3.5 aux mini jack. (some models or head units may allow for song /artist data to be transferred this way but I know my car won't) I put my phone in a cup holder and rely on it for song info /selection. If you were really serious I guess you could get a dash mount for your phone.
1907250
not sure never tried it !!! but I do know you can access files from your flash drive on your phone With this cable
614498
Yes... the jack is a regular headphone jack so it will work the same as connecting with a headphone.
1178504
One of the commenters on a review indicated that you can attach a $5 RCA mini jack to the headphone out to do that!It's not the usual RCA out, but the commenter said it works wonderfully. It was also what Samsung recommended to the owner.
2128682
I'm not sure I'm regards to what but I use my galaxy s4 connected via line in cable. I also keep an older ipod with a large storage capacity plugged in for music on the fly when I don't feel like plugging my phone in. It'll charge your Android phone. You might be able to change it so your phone reads like a storage device so that it'll play music off of there. Great head unit much better than my older jvc
1872075
No it wont work. I use a different auxillary plug to plug my S5 to my car radio. The plug you need doesnt have the usb on the other end.
574875
Yes, this cable will allow you to transfer high resolution audio files. Thank you for your interest in dCables!
1509897
Not unless you get the converter piece from iPhone 5 port to iPod port. Or you can just use an auxiliary cable, it just plugs into the pone where the headphone jack is, that's what I do.
414917
If your record player has a 3.5mm audio out then it should be able to output sound. Be advised that this device does not have volume control, so if your record player doesn't have it's own it may not be of much use to you.
1962148
Sounds like it isn't working at all, and your device is recording from its own internal microphone. If you are trying to record to an iPhone or something similar, the microphone's 3.5mm connector is only making contact with the headphone out so you are only recording the phone's microphone. You will need an adapter. AT recommends a 3-ring 3.5mm TRRS adapter, but that didn't work for my iPhone 5 and iPad 4. Others recommend a mono adapter. It does work fine with my computer and Roland recorder.
482676
No. That's what I was panning on doing but it's the wrong cable. The small ends fits into a headphone jack, but it is a 3.5mm optical connection.
2190721
Assuming you have this plugged in with the 3.5 mm headphone jack. Yes this should work. You would want to ensure there is no setting that makes the sound come out from the phone speaker instead of headphone. Yes there is an option somewhere that does just that
447045
The audio is stored on the device in a wav format so anything you can do with such a file can be done with the audio on the device. Short answer Yes.
1938065
Nope. This is a very basic cable. From the smarphone/tablet perspective, it's a headset that you attach your own mic and headphones to. No conversion going on of any kind.
1659099
It will work. You could either use a USB to lightning charge cable or a 30-pin to USB, but only with Apple's lightning to 30-pin adapter. The other ones currently are not providing a DAC to convert the digital audio from the iphone 5's lightning port to analog. They will charge only.
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I suppose you could use the headphone output to record on an external recording device. You cannot record directly on the memory card.