Does it take the audio signal through your car USB or do you have to use AUX?
317287
USB only supplies the power. The audio uses the head phones cable to connect to your AUX in of the radio
317288
I am not sure about this. I always assumed that it used the phono port for the line out and the usb was only for power. I bet that it is only for power, but maybe I might try the usb as the audio line out and update my answer. I doubt it will work though.
1081609
How it works is the device shows radio stations once it's plugged into your cigarette lighter in the car. You don't need to push aux to hear your music you just have to change your cats radio station to match what the iTrip is showing. If it doesn't sound too good tel then tweak it to different stations til you like it. No auxiliary button needed. For the first week it was alittle crappie but now it works like a charm. A friend of mine bought the exact same one but spent $40 for it at a department store & it NEVER worked! ! ! Sooo good luck!
1111683
If its just a charging port, no. My car also has another USB connector in my glove box and that is also connected to my Aux in my radio. I hope I answered your question.
552905
It has an FM transmitter that allows your FM radio to be tuned to and it plays through the radio. It is not as clean as the Aux port but I used one for a few years until cars started coming with them as pretty much standard equipment.
240333
Yes. It gets power from the USB. The audio output goes throught the aux cable. It interfaces to all other bluetooth devices without cables.
706670
Basically the cable sends the audio of your phone to the aux input in your radio, that is all it does. The controls are just in the phone.
240330
No, the usb is only to power the device. It receives bluetooth signals and outputs it through the audio cable
1032958
if your car support mp3 direct playback through USB, you can use USB, otherwise, use the line-out of the device connected directly through your car's AUX will give you better sound quality.
2155838
The make of the car is irrelevant. Your stereo or amp needs to have an RCA input. Any input really using adapters from the RCA plugs. Think of the Bluetooth dongle as a generic audio source. you need to have someway to connect it to your stereo or amp, and a way to select it, if applicable. I run mine straight into the amp. It has moderate bluetooth strength. I am able to pickup a signal through a thin firewall but not much more. FYI.
911139
You can definitely use an aux cable to play music. But I am not sure whether the usb stick works?
1628868
The usb connector on this device is for power only, it does not send audio to your truck radio through the usb port. If your truck radio USB port has sufficient power output (probably does) then it will power this device and you can then connect it to the truck radio using the provided 3.5mm audio cable into your Aux input. If you do not have an Aux input, you may be able to add one, use an FM transmitter, or a cassette converter.
1900990
You would need an AUX jack in your car. If you do, just get a cable that has 3.5mm jacks on both ends and plug it in!
1741096
No. It only transmits to a device (i.e., Bluetooth ear buds or headphones). It works on audio out only not aux.
598276
The usb port and aux ports are on cords that comes out the back. I have mine routed ( with extonsion cables) to a spot under my seat.
2193832
there is no USB input, but the AUX Input will accept low level audio signals from other devices. If the device has a HEADPHONE OUT, it would likely play through the AUX input.
106651
Yes, it uses your car FM radio to receive the audio signal from this thing. It plays through your car speakers. All you need is a USB memory stick to store your songs. I hope I understand your question correctly. I prefer the Satechi unit b/c it has a stronger/clearer signal.
600372
Hello. The device does not use a AUX port. In fact I bought this device because I wanted to listen to my iPod through my car's speakers, but my car does not have an AUX input. The device works as follows: You plug your iPod (or iPhone) into the device, plug the device into the cigarette light of your car, and then tune your car radio to the same frequency you set on the device. I hope this helps.