Can you use this with an ipod touch 4g in the car on auxiliary setting?
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884741
Not really. You could hook it up by putting the car cable between your iPod headphone jack and the headphone jack in your stereo receiver, the same way you could play the iPod through your car stereo.
1509081
You have to set the transmitter to the same radio station on your car. So choose FM on your car radio. Use something like 91.9 or a station that doesn't really play music and set the transmitter o the same channel. Then plug in your iphone/iPod. Should work :)
568743
I have only used it for the iPod and cannot try the iPhone as I have a waterproof case on it. I imagine it will work a bit like having the sound of the ringtone and speaker go through a GPS in the car. I.e., it should amplify some if you increase the volume.
1670767
Yes. You can use it for any aux to aux input. For example, it's great for connecting your phone to your car's auxiliary input.
206236
Certainly. My son uses his with his iPhone to listen to his playlist and/or driving directions, since the car radio does not have an aux input. I do the same thing at home when watching a video on my Nexus 7, since the Oontz sounds much, much better than the tiny speakers on the Nexus.
1145515
This doesn't go through an aux port, so as long as the car has a cassette player you'll be able to use this to play music from your phone, ipod, mp3 player, etc.
279714
Yes you can, but you probably won't be able to hear when your phone rings, as it rings through the speakers only when on the "Aux" channel.
2114265
I don't see why not, the double head phone jack is used to send sound from a device to and through the car's radio system, Yes if ur iphone uses standard head set jack
502555
Yes you can control the volume but you still have the issue where the amplifier in your car system might not sounds as "full" if the iOS volume is turned down (due to amplitude compression). Best results are if you keep your iOS on full volume and the car audio system system is used for moderation.
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Hi Sandra, If i understood correctly...you do not have in your radio a hole to stick in the auxiliary wire to listen to music. If that is the case i has same issue... This device plugs in to your car cigarette lighter outlet and that is it! You can listen to your iphone music! There is a auxiliary hole in the transmitter cup, and it comes with auxiliary cord to plug your phone into it. Since you and i had common problem, and this is the only device i found that doesnt break and has auxiliary outlet! I strongly recommend getting it. I had mine for almost 4 months and this is the best thing ever!
286485
Yes you can use it by iphone or ipod. It is Ok to listen. For best effect, you need an amplifier.
982413
I don't see why not. My car has the aux jack (3.5mm) and a usb port. I play music from a thumb drive and any power that is needed is supplied by the car's battery. The only reason I know it would not work is due to bit rate, but this can be worked around in windows media player (lower the bit rate)
97830
Yes it can. It will do it through the FM RADIO SIGNAL. The audio can be good or not. You also have the option to run an auxiliary cable and connect it to the car. Either way it is gonna work.
2051479
I use it with my 5th generation ipod. Since it is a "hard drive" based ipod the radio does sometimes take a while to read the files on the ipod before the menus show up on the screen but it works 99% of the time. I will say that if you turn the car off and leave the ipod attached that it will drain the battery on the ipod so make sure you detach the ipod from the cable/car after use.Good luck.
1594380
no i use the aux adaption in the car but you still hear the speaker. i dont know if that can be fixed.
1700710
No. This device is only for providing power for small devices (laptops, phones). playing music from any device through your car speakers requires both the devices (your car and your Ipod) to be communicating through bluetooth.