I have an ipod shuffle Will I be able to listen to music in my car using the Transmitter although the ipod controls are on the headphones?
1936307
Yes, whatever is going through that cord will be transmitted. No special controls needed.
1936308
Looks to me like iPod shuffle has controls on the device itself that you can use when you plug it into the FM transmitter.
499849
Thank you Ikarus for your answer. I just can't get it to work yet. I have a Lexus is300 (2002) with a stock head unit and so far haven't had the transmitter working yet. But I'm researching how to do it now because I really want listen to my library instead of public radio and commercials and their mind-influencing choices of music.
735247
I don't think the ipod shuffle has Bluetooth. So it won't work. Your device has to be Bluetooth capable so it can connect with the tags. I hoped this helped
682434
So the music does play rarely? I found my IPOD will not transmit a signal if the inside of the car, the IPod, or the FM Transmitter is COLD. It seems after the items warm up, they play fine. I have no idea if that is the issue with yours being a different Ipod, but since it does work some of the time... maybe it could be your issue... Before I tried keeping the items warm, I would have to go 15 minutes down the road trying to find a setting that would give me the signal. I listen to books from the IPod and I was frustrated to say the least.
1123074
I don't have an iPod shuffle so I cant answer your question. Be advised, though, I wish I hadn't wasted my money on this product. You will probably be sorry too.
565846
I cannot answer from experience, but it seems to me that you might be able to. The transmitter is not a 2-way device, as far as I can tell, so it does not know how many headphones are receiving. Of course maybe the headphone is matched to the transmitter to avoid interference if you have 2 separate sets (in the same way a garage door opener is matched to a transmitter in your car through a unique cod).
1604122
this transmitter plugs into the 3.5 mm audio jack. (same as ipod headphones) so it should be no issue.
113116
fm transmitter from walmart works great they are in the auto section. it plugs into the head phone port on the ipod and transmitts to your radio no wires. i have 2 and love them
1683106
Yes, as long as your car has an auxiliary in function on the radio. You should be able to plug it in with a 1/8 inch headphone jack, it would be like plugging you phone/mp3/Ipod in to play music. You will need to plug it into one of the Headphone outputs then plug it into you Aux input.
3024
I still use a shuffle because I listen in the car and at night, and the shuffle is the one iPod that you can use without having to look at a screen.
197078
You have to have the volume about 3/4 on the iPod for music and the radio volume pretty much takes care of the rest. just make sure you get set up before driving, fiddling with tuning and volume gets tricky while driving
460028
Yeah you can, just go to your Bluetooth settings and it should be an option to change it. But I recommend you get the gogroove Bluetooth audio aux receiver, its way better for the car. I made the switch!
509763
It will not work in the car, at least not in my car. The head unit, a JVC, tries to read the iPod but can not for whatever reason. I believe it has something to do with not being on a wi-fi net work in the car.As far as sound quality, it is remarkable. It works great on my Sony docking station. I was using a Bluetooth before, which was okay, but Dolry is way better.
733010
I can't find mines but I can just tell you.Plug the transmitter into the your car outlet. Plus the other end to your apple device. Use the up/down button to search through channels (88.1-88.9 I think) Match that station you choose to the one on your car radio. Play your apple device.
609993
l guess so if you have an aux input on the radio transmitter. I have two same devices on two different cars one is connected to an aux, the other via a cassette tape that has a wire and I play music and receive call as well, so I hope this clarifies
1060564
So can you listen to a different channel on your stereo at the same time as you are using the FM transmitter? I'm just wondering on long trips, do you have to unhook the transmitter whenever you feel like listening to music on the radio?
499848
Yes. If the music is available in off-line mode, you can play it using the transmitter.