How would I sync it to play music in my car? Is there a special adapter I need to buy?
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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.
1236000
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
1377372
You should use http://www.amazon.com/Miccus-Mini-jack-RX-Bluetooth-Receiver/dp/B0038MA11U/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1387317066&sr=1-1&keywords=miccus+Rx Receiver to plug into Aux input for Car, I am using this and absolutely works great. Very good quality output.
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Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it for about a month. Also, if sound is fuzzy, try switching frequencies (99.1 to 99.2, etc.) Hope that helps! Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it... » Read More Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it for about a month. Also, if sound is fuzzy, try switching frequencies (99.1 to 99.2, etc.) Hope that helps! « Show Less
1269446
I was curious about this too, as I want to use it for my music collection in my Ford Sync. Did you ever get it to read?
1940328
This is just a power adapter, you'd probably need an auxillary cable aside from power to be able to play music from your iPod/iPhone to your car's stereo.
490142
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.
680341
It'll work fine. You can play it through your radio via any radio station. Just select the same radio station on the car radio and XM receiver. Mine works excellent!
120825
Like one to hook it up to the sound in you car? You need an auxiliary cable. Pretty much looks like the headphone jack but both end has prongs. Plug it into your phone and into your sound system.
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Do work for me, on a few cars..If you with transfer mean playing music from the AK240.Do not think you can do file copy over Bluetooth to internal storage if you have that on the music system in the car.Also its about protocol compatibility, if your car is very old, it will maybe not work (A2DP) support should the music system have.Bluetooth 4.0-compatible (A2DP, not recommended for files with sampling rates greater than 48kHz)So happy listening. :)
876884
I had no problem syncing it to my android. It should hook up to the aux port on any receiver. I couldn't get it to work with my older Kenwood home receiver.
1477853
To play music you need to purchase Audio Supported adapter!(it looks the same as this one but has a Audio jack on the side)
148892
This is strictly a receiver. It connects to your Bluetooth device (iPhone/Android) and any music playing from your phone will transmit to your car audio so long as you car has an audio in jack. 3.5mm cable male to male; one side plugged into this device and the other end to the audio in of your car
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I think you need y cable, cos this device have to connect to the cd changer port. I am not sure about your car model. You have to do some research before ordering.
884725
The only way to play your music would be with a AUX connection. USB will not work with iPhone or iPod. I wasn't happy about it.
555547
doesn't matter what type or brand the car is....this will work. Attach this to the end of your iPod cable....sync to your device through your bluetooth settings....and start streaming. The sound is amazing. One thing though....sometimes it fails to connect after I've turned car off and then returned. I have to go back into bluetooth settings and connect again.. but not all the time. I have three of these....one in three different cars...it works in all of them.
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I have a similar adapter that I have used in a car. It removes the step of plugging in a stereo connector. I got software for my android that connects the bt device to my phone and starts the music player when the bt device is turned on. The missing step that OEM infotainment systems do is connect your device automaticlly when it enters the vehicle.