can i plug my usb into this device &amp; it play the music from the usb? also if this a mp3 player how do you load music onto it?
1607034
I haven't tried that but I'm pretty sure you could. I personally use an 8GB SD card. However, it doesn't show the sub-directories and also there is no shuffle. So what I did was basically put all my songs in the root folder which works pretty well.
553657
For iTunes music to play, you need an application to drive it. Since the USB drive doesn't have an OS, I don't see how you can do that. Personally I use an iPod instead just for this.
989675
that device does not play music from usb flash. It is like internal sound card. You should connect it with pc, notebook, tablet or smartphone by usb and connect your stereo by RCA or SPDIF
2041418
If you have the know how you can download anything and put it on a flash and use that. I downloaded and put stuff on my mp3 and bought a cable to connect the mp3 to this unit to play music. Cable was like $5. Unit has an input place for that.
735725
Actually, I had not tried it. I use the 3.5mm input. So I tried a generic MP3 player, an iPod Classic, and a USB stick that I dumped some songs onto. Not only does it not auto-play when turned on, I can't get it to play at all! The LED next to the USB port blinks as if it's playing, and stops blinking when you hit pause, but no sound ever happens. Not good. I don't need that feature at all, but I suggest this is probably not going to do what you need. It's a decent enough amp in all other ways - I use it to play my iPod (analog out) in my work shop and it's fine for that. But I'd avoid this amp for anything fancy like you're asking. Actually, I had not tried it. I use the 3.5mm input. So I tried a generic MP3 player, an iPod Classic, and a USB stick that I dumped some songs onto. Not only does it not auto-play when turned on, I can't get it to play at all! The LED next to the USB port blinks as if it's playing, and stops blinking when you hit pause, but no sound ever happens. Not good. I don't need that feature at all, but I suggest this is probably not going to do what you need. It's a decent enough amp in all other ways - I use it to play my iPod (analog out) in my work shop and it's fine for that. But I'd avoid this... » Read More Actually, I had not tried it. I use the 3.5mm input. So I tried a generic MP3 player, an iPod Classic, and a USB stick that I dumped some songs onto. Not only does it not auto-play when turned on, I can't get it to play at all! The LED next to the USB port blinks as if it's playing, and stops blinking when you hit pause, but no sound ever happens. Not good. I don't need that feature at all, but I suggest this is probably not going to do what you need. It's a decent enough amp in all other ways - I use it to play my iPod (analog out) in my work shop and it's fine for that. But I'd avoid this amp for anything fancy like you're asking. « Show Less
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You can plug a usb flash drive and it will shuffle through different play list and you can play whatever, I have almost 8000+- songs and 80 different play list and I can use the unit to shuffle through it and play whatever I want. You can play your iPod, any phone through the six jack or even play pandora and I heart radio through your phone and the blue tooth is great. Hope that helps
911139
You can definitely use an aux cable to play music. But I am not sure whether the usb stick works?
1513697
This has an AUX plug in the front of the Jukebox, so you can plug an mp3 player into it with Auxiliary plug, no USB connection that I can recall tho. (At least mine does, anyway...I would think they are the same) Hope this helps!
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connect the MP3 player to the computer using your USB and you can copy and paste the music files from your computer into the music file folder on your device. Easy peasy. Just make sure your files are ".mp3"
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.
804020
All USB-A thumb drives have worked. Make sure they are formatted as FAT (mine are FAT32). Put one MP3 file on the drive, plug the drive into the box, switch the box input to USB and it should start playing automatically after it reads the contents of the drive. If you have a lot of songs/directories on the thumb drive, it can take a long time to read it.
360839
the device itself is a flash drive that plays mp3. You have to connect it through usb port to a pc and then you will be able to transfer songs.
613944
As far as I know you can not put in a usb flash drive. But you can put in a flash card and it will play it. you can not put music into it as far as I know there is no memory in the unit you add the flash card to it with music on it that you down load from cds or the internet. To down load music you simply get it on your computer then put it onto a flash card you have for the unit.
384146
Sorry, question was not too clear. The speaker by itself does not play music (it does not have software to decode mp3). The USB port on the back of the speaker is generally used to power/recharge say an Iphone. Regarding a separate MP3 player (ie ipod, iphone, etc), if the MP3 player has bluetooth connection, then you can connect to and play your music through the speakers. If not, then you can still connect MP3 player to the speaker via wire (using the headphone jack of the MP3 player). You have to buy the wire separately.
579872
The USB does play songs. As for charging, I don't know. I haven't tried it.
397584
I think the USB only charges the unit. I have only successfully played sound with the aux
51021
If you have a usb mp3 player it will not read the music files. If you copy mp3 files to a usb drive (no folders) it will play them.