Can i use this hard drive in my cars audio by connecting it to the USB port?
1559924
This portable hard drive needs an operating system to READ IT. It needs to be read like a hard drive on your computer. YOUR cars audio system only work like that with MP3 players...this is not a mp3 player.
587151
highly doubt it. the compartment can barely hold my usb thumb drive. and tbh i'd choose a different head unit as I personally don't like this one.
1448027
I misunderstood what you were saying. I am assuming you want to plug it into a usb capable plug in. I think it would work. I have never tried that. Might be interesting to see if it works in my car like that.
994945
I'm not sure since I don't have a car, but I believe you could provided your car radio has the appropriate auxiliary jack. And I believe it would probably need an auxiliary cord, not a USB.
1797584
No. Additional software is required (note: not drivers) to record and convert the audio signal from the cassette into MP3 or burn the audio to CD. This device is only an analog to digital converter and the resulting signal will not be recognized by your car stereo USB port. Car stereos with USB will only locate and play supported audio files from a storage device.
1991216
No it can't. When connected to the USB, the device can't be used at all. It just mounts itself as a storage device.
1762844
Hi Jane,The USB option is really meant for computer-to-device communication. You could use the output jack, which is used for headphones for your car, and maybe buy an adapter for it.
117667
Can you download the digital music stored in the hard drive and say burn an mp3 Cd from your laptop and play it in your car?
2273867
I think the sound bar's USB input is only for thumb drives and external hard drives. You're going to want to use the RCA input for audio transmission.
982413
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)
1797586
No, car USB port has no program tro convert cassett to MP3 format. In fact I can not make the cassett converter program work either, so if some one can help me I will try to return it.
509761
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.
1896706
If you have a CD-RW system on your computer you can. I'm not sure about your car system. Things sometimes don't transfer well from a home system to an automobile. Sorry I took so long to respond to you.
1087435
In theory you can, i have 2 usb cards connected to my laptop, plus the internal one, and all of them work, so in theory it should work. The only problem i see, is how the computer would identify each one of the usb audio interfaces, and how the user (you) would know each interface.Another thing that can help is to use the ASIO4ALL audio driver, if you are using Windows.Hope this helps.
1267281
There should be no reason why that cannot be accomplished. If you've never attached anything to your USB port, your computer will acknowledge that and d/l software, if needed, for that specific device. I am sure you've heard of........plug-n-play? That is what should happen. As long as you have a sound card to deliver it and drivers to make them hand-shake.....no worries.
937899
Ok my friend you can used any hard drive in any computer with USB port, the only problem is some computer read different format. So you to change the hard drive format than you can used.In my experience about computer,xbox & PS3 I used that program (Fat 32) is free and you can change the format a try. Let me know what happen. (Rafael Coss Computer & Electronic Tech )
2257015
No, this is only a power supply, what you need is some other device that the flash drive goes into that will play the mp3 files. There are plug-in (into car power ports) devices like that, but this is only a power supply.