I want to connect aux to port to my car and usb to my flashdrive to listen music from the flashdrive, will it work?
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I wanted it for the same reason. it didn't work for me. Now i'm stuck with it.
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Why on Earth would you think that is possible? A flash drive simply stores data. A 3.5mm jack only transmits audio. You would need a computer and software installed for your car's head unit to understand the data on the flash drive AND a way to get the data in to said computer which a 3.5mm jack could never accomplish.
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Nope. It will not. I bought it for the same reason. Before it arrived I was thinking about it and I realized flash drives need power. No power comes out of a 3.5mm aux port. So unless you have a portable MP3 player that runs on batteries (which you could connect directly to the aux port with a 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable) and has a usb connector, this will not help
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my car, a Mercedes has an aux input jack in the gin box (glove box) wherein we always play our music on a great sound system. Our other car, a Subaru has a good system but no aux. Radio Shack has a doodad that transmit fm signals to your car radio; plug the sandisk into that phone jack and listen in after picking a vacant fm frequency.
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USB only supplies the power. The audio uses the head phones cable to connect to your AUX in of the radio
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Daniel, are you asking if you could power a device through the USB to the play music through the AUX input?
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It may charge but it def won't play music , you would b better off getting the aux one , this only works for usb drives
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It should play music from any device that has an earphone input jack. I use it primarily to listen to podcasts taken from iTunes, but it ill play music on my mp3 player. I suspect it will work with any car that has the 12 volt cigarette lighter or 12 volt input which everything I have ever owned does.
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I do not think this unit will transit the audio signal via USB, although I have not tried. I bought this for use in the car. At home I use this, although it will not help if you need a USB solution.http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009OBCAW2
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it has two USB's one in the front and one in the back, the back is a cable where you can guide it to wherever you want for example the glovebox of your car.If you are talking about if it can play USB sticks/dongles... then i think yes it can, just put the music on the root of the USB stick and it will play, i believe i did this once with this cd player, however the sound, even at max volume seemed a god amount lower, than when i just had my ipod connected or if a CD was playing.
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HI, Katheryn It wont work, the USB is only for flash drives with music files
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You would need an AUX jack in your car. If you do, just get a cable that has 3.5mm jacks on both ends and plug it in!
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Yes, it will. You need both the USB and auxiliary plugs for the ipod to work in your car.standard USB won't allow it to play.
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If its just a charging port, no. My car also has another USB connector in my glove box and that is also connected to my Aux in my radio. I hope I answered your question.
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The USB port is only for charging. You need bluetooth or 3.5mm audio port in order to play your music.
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It has a aux.port and usb work great with flash drive and sound good but radio will not pick-up any radio station.The first one I got the battery would not charge the next one battery worked about 6-8 weeks. DO NOT BUY TWRoberts
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Yes, you will be able to hear it. It also works on your car Aux setting and you can hear it in the car.
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I don't think you could connect using usb but you should be able to use an aux cable from your headphone jack to the unit.
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If you have a car stereo that has the aux input (looks like a headphone jack) then yes. If your stereo has a usb port, then yes. Those are the only 2 ways I know will work with this unit.