If you plug this into your car auxiliary port, can you use the car's pause/skip controls to control your phone's music?
894948
Yes you can, tapping the side buttons changes the track while holding changes the volume. I think pause/play is the front button.
894949
Only if your car and phone where connected via bluetooth or usb cable, but that would eliminate the need for this device. A car can't pass those kind of commands / signals through the aux jack alone. This device has those buttons made onto it directly. It's a great product and I highly recommend it.
894950
No, in Aux mode, the radio buttons are not used. You use the device (phone or music player) to control mpow.
894951
Yes, if you have an IPhone, iPad or other apple devices. Does not pause or skip well with Motorola phones.
1308966
Yes. Its the Aux setting. You can also plug your phone or iPod into it with an aux cord and play your own music that way
1845462
Yes, you can control the volume by pressing and holding the same buttons you use to skip to the next or previous song
1487467
Connect the audio cable to your aux connection on your car stereo, and set the phone to "use external speakers" when docked (System/Accessory/Dock).
1777099
when its on aux no but it controlles everything else. the only way it could control the ipod or iphone if it was pluged in USB.
210858
Yes and no. I got my car stereo awhile ago and at the time had a few different devices I needed to control (cd changer, satellite receiver Ipod, etc) I could control with it. But these days I keep it simple... my phone as an mp3 player or with Pandora connected via Bluetooth. The remote will work as a controller in that regard, but I am not sure it will work controlling any other devices. But since getting a replacement controller to replace the original one would have run 39 - 50 bucks.... I decided to take a chance with this one at under $10. It does what I need it to do and much less Rusk money wise. Hope this helps. Yes and no. I got my car stereo awhile ago and at the time had a few different devices I needed to control (cd changer, satellite receiver Ipod, etc) I could control with it. But these days I keep it simple... my phone as an mp3 player or with Pandora connected via Bluetooth. The remote will work as a controller in that regard, but I am not sure it will work controlling any other devices. But since getting a replacement controller to replace the original one would have run 39 - 50 bucks.... I decided to take a chance with this one at under $10. It does what I need it to do and much less... » Read More Yes and no. I got my car stereo awhile ago and at the time had a few different devices I needed to control (cd changer, satellite receiver Ipod, etc) I could control with it. But these days I keep it simple... my phone as an mp3 player or with Pandora connected via Bluetooth. The remote will work as a controller in that regard, but I am not sure it will work controlling any other devices. But since getting a replacement controller to replace the original one would have run 39 - 50 bucks.... I decided to take a chance with this one at under $10. It does what I need it to do and much less Rusk money wise. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1214560
yes, it works great with my car usb port. I am able to control the iphone music/audio playback with my car stereo.
2209357
Yes, the remote can be used to control the volume. It can also be used to skip songs.
1063397
Yes - although I use it just as a holder and play music through the Bluetooth function of the car.
1897824
Yes you can. Single click for stop/play; double for next track and triple for previous track. It does not control the volume. The remote is able to launch a music player app without the need to unlock the phone nor open the music app. Hope this helps.
1132174
No but you can by an adaptor and play music from your phone through your speakers in your car.
149464
The cable allows you to use the car controls using your ipod/iphone through the auxillary component. You can listen to pandora, itunes...etc.
1259656
This uses an audio port. If your phone system does not have an audio port (line in) for on hold music, I don't think this will work for you.
296050
You need a separate aux audio cable to do this. You can also use the Bluetooth option if your car has this feature
237022
Yes,you can make calls, and receive them, right through your stereo. Your music would pause and allow you to talk and also, once you turn your car off, the system would shut down, that's, if your stereo operates with the key (ignition) and your phone will pick up the Bluetooth automatically and your music from the phone will play once the car ignition is on again. Its really awesome! I'll give it thumbs up!
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.
425589
As far as I can tell, no. However, you can pause music with it by clicking it