Playing this through your car stereo: Is there a way to play the music from the Nano Plus in your car?
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Yes. You will need an FM transmitter which will be connected to the Nano Plus instead of the headphones. There are many FM transmitters, but they work pretty much the same way. Amazon sells "Belkin Portable Music TuneCast II FM Transmitter", but some searching should give you numerous options. If your car has a cassette player, you can get an adapter for this also. If not, the FM transmitter would be the choice.
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My experience is that the USB is only used to POWER the device, not to actually transfer music data. To hear the music you have to use the headphone port on the opposite side and plug THAT into a "line in" on the car stereo. If you don't have a "line in" on your stereo, this product is probably not for you. Cheers.
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I never tried to connect to the car, but it has a headphone jack. So it should connect the same as any other MP3.
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Hi, I dont think it will work in the car stereo. When plugeed to a computerr it installs something into the system, and Im not sure it will in the car.
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Steven - it works to connect my iPod - recent model to my car stereo system. Ben
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I drive a Ford Fusion equipped with SYNC and this kit comes with the USB connector required so yes, I can use my nano through the car speakers and you can too if you have the SYNC or similar in your vehicle.
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I use the USB cable to connect in my car. That's what I bought it for. I have a much older model and wanted one with more storage for my music. I listen to the music in the car on my way to and from work. I just checked my Nano and it has bluetooth capability but not Wifi. Hope this helps.
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It has a car charger which you can plug into, but unless your Nano and your car both have bluetooth capabilities, I don't see how you could. My Nano is 7th generation and we have a new Prius, so it works well that way. Hope this helps.
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If you have a tape player in your car then just use a simple tape adapter, like the kind you would use for a cd player. I get great sound with mine!
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Yes. This allows you to use Bluetooth to play content through a car stereo that is not Bluetooth capable.
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Dear Dorothy,Thank you for your question regarding our BlueRigger stereo audio cable! The 3.5mm cable will work with your iPod nano and the aux input on your vehicle, as long as the aux input is a 3.5mm jack.Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions.Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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If your car already has bluetooth, you don't even need this device! Just use any bluetooth device like an iPhone, Android phone, tablet, etc. and you should be able to stream music to your car radio. I can't believe this hasn't been posted already!
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doesn't matter what type or brand the car is....this will work. Attach this to the end of your iPod cable....sync to your device through your bluetooth settings....and start streaming. The sound is amazing. One thing though....sometimes it fails to connect after I've turned car off and then returned. I have to go back into bluetooth settings and connect again.. but not all the time. I have three of these....one in three different cars...it works in all of them.
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It will not work in the car, at least not in my car. The head unit, a JVC, tries to read the iPod but can not for whatever reason. I believe it has something to do with not being on a wi-fi net work in the car.As far as sound quality, it is remarkable. It works great on my Sony docking station. I was using a Bluetooth before, which was okay, but Dolry is way better.
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The sound plays through the cars stereo speakers, I have tunned in my stereo 108.00 FM and transmitter configured on 108.00 FM, I put a kingston 4gb flash drive with mp3 and mp4, when play mp4 you can see the video on the screen and sound through car speakers.
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I haven't used this in the car. Theoretically it is possible if you connect it in a car with a 30 pin cable that splits to a 3.5mm connection (plug into AUX input) and a USB connection (plug into a car charger). But, I highly doubt that will display the info on the car dashboard. That isn't what it was designed to do. I agree with the other answer in regard to sound quality. It is MUCH better than Bluetooth.
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I have all my music catalogued by artist, album and song, I do not use playlist. The Grom is the best thing I have done for my Miata, the sound is incredible. I usally select what I want to listen too and then use the stereo to fast forward or skip the song. Try selecting the playlist you want to listen to, pause the IPOD and lock it, plug it into the stereo, turn on the car and it should start playing your playlist.