Can I plug this into an iphone 4s and listen to local fm radio station outside of car without streaming?
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Yes, you can switch the radio station from the one you choose to stream from and the other one you want to listen to. You phone has robbed out its case. With new Bluetooth technologies, I just threw mine away 2 weeks ago when I bought a new vehicle.
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Unfortunately no. This device is for transferring audio from your iPhone 4/4S to your Car's speakers using FM Radio.
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If toucan get past the Static you may hear some music. Buy the FlexSmart X3. $60.00 works great and no need to plug your phone in
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No, this device is a power source only. You need an iPhone/iPod to play the music & if your vehicle doesn't have a iPhone port, then you will need a FM transmitter to transmit the music through your FM radio. A device like this will do the trick: Belkin TuneCast II FM Transmitter for MP3 Players (White)
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Definitely! You can place it right next to you or on the dash. Play it off your phone or I-Pad with buetooth or you can plug in a sound cord.
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I creates a mini radio station, that plays whatever you plug the input wire into, which, if you wanted, could be your phone. All you have to do then is tune your car radio to the frequency the device is broadcasting at (you can select the frequency yourself).
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Yes, since it doesn't access the files directly. You'll need an iPhone, iPod, Mac, etc using AirPlay to stream to it.
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You can't. This is a receiving device. I plug it into my analog stereo system and can play music streamed via Bluetooth from my laptop, iPhone, or my tablet.
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Yes there is an app for your iPhone or iPad called Reciva Radio you can set this up with any station that is broadcasting on the Internet
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No you can't. The system is specifically designed to play just FM/AM and Iphone/ipad. You can play other compatable devices through the audio input (anything with a headphone jack) but that's it. Hope this helps!
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Yes, it does stream music from my iPhone 4. Though I cannot say that I would use it for that because the quality is not as pristine as a set of good wired head phones.
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No, this isn't an iPhone dock, it doesn't charge nor allow the iPhone to control it. Most radios that do that are wildly overpriced because of the "iPhone" connective branding where they have to pay royalties to Apple. You can play any songs from plug in USB drive you export from iTunes, assuming they let you do that.Also - You can plug the iPhone into the aux jack with an audio cable to play through the radio system.
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No, this is not a portable radio. You must have Wi Fi access if not plugged into the docking station to listen to the radio live.
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You will need a head unit. Their are many on the market that allow Iphones to plug in with a USB port on the front of the unit. Hope this helps & Good Luck!
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Yes. You can pair your iPhone with the device either via Bluetooth, or by running an aux cable between your phone/iPod and the device. Then the device a bio ends the audio to your stereo via FM signals.
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No just move your music etc to a USB or SD, plug in, and set your FM radio to Soundfly's frequency. Done
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Should, connect, but can be an FM frequency challenge. I actually returned mine. Even in southern delaware where there are not a lot of high powered radio stations, I got a lot of interference and need to switch frequencies. For the same price, about, I bought a usb ready receiver to replace to manufacturer unit in my 97 miata. Plug the iPhone in with a lightning cable and rock on. Control from the head unit or the phone. Charges at the same time. �
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No, all you need in your car is the radio, you can connect the phone the the transmitter to play the music
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No, the device will NOT stream music. The primary design is to connect (any) phone to the car, for making calls only.