Sansa e280 in your car?? Can you hook this up to play through your car stereo?
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Yes. Here are several ways. There are probably more. 1. Purchase an FM transmitter. Hook it up to the sansa, and tune your radio accordingly. 2. Use a 'cassette adapter'. 3. Use an audio 'patch cord' connected to the sansa's headphone jack and your stereo's auxiliary input (if you have one).
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you would need to have the ipod lightning to usb cable. your car stereo would need to beable to interface with the ipod or have a generic usb port.
921967
I have a Sansa e250 mp3 player. It works, but it was a tight fit. I don't know about the e260. sorry.
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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)
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don't format! the radio probably isn't broken; you probably just "paused" it. you can tell if there's a square shaped icon under the station ... would be a lot less confusing if they used the standard "||" pause symbol ... hit "|| >" and you should play fine. ALSO, there's a sansa forum out there ... now we know
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that device does not play music from usb flash. It is like internal sound card. You should connect it with pc, notebook, tablet or smartphone by usb and connect your stereo by RCA or SPDIF
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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.
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hi Justin.. you can play I tunes, pandora, or your telephone. Livio will send any sound from phone through blue tooth into car speakers. enjoy!
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I had to update my car stereo with one that has a MP3 jack. Without that MP3 jack my stereo couldn't play podcasts from my iPhone or music from my MP3 player (not necessarily iPod).
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I am having problems getting songs to load from Windows Media to this card. Is there some sort of conversion needed to have this work in my Sansa Fuze?
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yes it can. I even have a sansa mp3 player I can put in the aux port and have it play songs. This is a great stereo for the price. The hands free calling is crystal clear.
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Yeah you can play music using your cars speakers, that's how I use it because my car doesn't have the axu input. It brings a aux plug it's just that's it's short so you might want to buy a longer one but it's great it works fine I have bought 3 of these for different vehicles and it works great on all 3.
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Wow, thanks for taking the time to do all the contacting and research on this question, and especially for detailing everything you have discovered here for all of us to read. I, too, have a Sansa Fuze and am looking for a nice speaker that is compatible with it. You have saved me a lot of trouble. Thanks again.
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I haven't tried this. It does have a headphone jack, so if you have an audio in on your car stereo, you probably could. It would require a male-to-male headphone cable.
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no. in fact even plugged into the usb in my car stereo, it only plays about half the mp3 items on it.
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Yes, you can use it through your car radio and the radio does not have to have an aux. in-put. There are several wireless transmitters on the market that will work with any MP3 player with a 3.5mm jack. You can purchase them for as little as $20 and go up from there.
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Tina, in terribly sorry I am unsure if that answer because I only know car audio. I'd think you would still need a receiver. I'd suggest that's a question to ask your local audio store or music store or Google the answer. Good luck