What can I do if My car doesnt have a cassette input. All i have in a CD player and car charger adapter. What can I do to play music from my cellphone
855405
You need a new CD player with a line in aux or blue tooth otherwise your phone can communicate with the device. Ive seen something like tuning into a like a radio station with a certain program and getting things transmitted from phone to a stereo that way. At this point you can do away with your cassette input unless you have a cassette player. That cassette player would serve as your auxillary but without it you need the other two things i mentioned.
855406
This item will not work with a CD player only a cassette adapter.Not sure your options with a CD player, maybe a wireless adapter that plays through the car radio.
1250650
Hi, this Sony Portable CD player doesn't have a USB port. However, you may use the headphone jack (3.5 mm jack) to connect on your car stereo AUDIO IN (if it supports it). -Ely
1413715
I don't understand this question. If your car only has CD capability and you want to play a CD in your car you'll have to use CD recorded music. If your car has Bluetooth capability or a 3.5 mm cord adapter auxilary input and you'll play music from your cell phone, this memory card will suffice to store and play music from your cell phone.
1203983
This walkman is used to listen to CDs, not cassettes. It uses two AA batteries, but also has a connection to the "cigarette lighter" (not shown). So you can decide which way you want to use it to listen to CDs. I keep batteries in it all the time, but do connect it to the car lighter some of the time.
1937997
There are a few different size headphone jacks, and your cassette player is probably mono, so you may need a plug adapter. A trip to Radio Shack and a few bucks and you should be set.
1029045
You cannot connect a cassette player to this device. The Audio-In or Aux-In port is for a 3.5 mm type jack or plug.
948265
Depending on your car, there may be a factory or aftermarket input device available. These usually mimic a factory add-on player (CD changer or Minidisc player) and have a stereo mini-plug or RCA jack adaptor. You can search online or via car forums for your car. I've got one for my Mazda.
1817060
My car moved and played music. Unless it's the batteries, it must be broken. Exchange it if you can.
1960650
You put it into your cassette deck in your car and plug it into any headphone jack to listen to." Phone, ipod, etc..."
80522
I had to update my car stereo with one that has a MP3 jack. Without that MP3 jack my stereo couldn't play podcasts from my iPhone or music from my MP3 player (not necessarily iPod).
1476292
No! Others stated that you couldn't charge and play due to the cable hitting while in the stereo. I solved this by cutting away part of my pretty BMW's cassette player. It won't play while charging.Now I have a cutup BMW and an adapter that must be turned on and paired periodically. I'm not a fan! I wish this had been mentioned previously. It's a poor design and I'm returning it now.
1319112
Recommend Radio Shack. Take the cassette converter with you. You need a 3 V adaptor.
744598
You will not be able to play music from your phone to your car speakers without the aux port. There are different devices that allow you to transmit audio to your car's radio tuner or thru a cassette player
827184
I can only answer indirectly, since I no longer have a car equipped for cassettes. The cars I owned previously (1993 Jeep & 1983 Saab) played such cassettes without any problems.
822963
If you use the adapter, which is a cassette, and put into the cassette player in your car you do not have to use headphones. However, I have been through two adapters that died, so I know use an earbud.
2160428
I apologize as I am not sure. I have given the device to my husband and he usually has a boom cube attached to it or plays it in the car with an attachment that lets him play it through the car stereo. I am hoping that information may help you a little bit; but once again I do apologize.
918005
It's a long shot but try the Maxell CD Lens cleaner. It brought my car's player back from the dead. And it's less than $10!