Would I be able to plug this in to the USB outlet on my car stereo to play music wirelessly through my phone?
1285627
Probably not since tthe car's "USB outlt" is probably only connected as a power source, not as a "real USB port" capable of connecting an audio source.
1440228
I don't think you can, it doesn't have the right ports for that hookup, the only way to play music on this device is to have a CD player, or any kind of MP3 player
1867316
This unit is intended to broadcast Bluetooth so the only setup you can think about is plugin in to your iPhone and broadcast music. Still I think it would not work because the Bluetooth used in cars are primarily for phone calls. When I had an iPhone, I could not even use a regular Bluetooth headset to listen to music. I doubt it would work in a car.
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.
1145515
This doesn't go through an aux port, so as long as the car has a cassette player you'll be able to use this to play music from your phone, ipod, mp3 player, etc.
590728
You need a head unit or stereo with RCA outputs. I guess if you have a cable that went from you I phone to an RCA input I might work. But it may not sound very good.
1350401
So I could plug it into my phone for better music? Phone speakers are horrible. Sorry for stupid question but I'm technically challenged. ..
1860182
Don't use USB , go buy an auxiliary cord and use that works alot better and no hassle when you wanna play your jams , some stereos cannot recognize smartphones and it just makes it easier to use auxiliary
1449066
I have not tried it this way. I have it on a speaker in my home to connect it via bluetooth. I have a bluetooth mechanism that is specifically for the car that has a plug that goes into the auxiliary outlet of the car.
1753204
If your car has an usb slot, and you correctly install your car files & download your music onto that file it should work. But just downloading music and plugging the drive in your car wouldn't do anything
1616889
Can this make it possible to listen to my iPhone through an Nissan Infinity iPod Interface device in my car?
82405
Yes it can. The output of this device is the standard 3.5mm audio plug, your car stereo need to either have the aux input or if your stereo has the RCA input (white and red L/R input) in the back you can use a 3.5mm to RCA converter cable. The device also needs a micro USB power input, something that plugs into the cigarette lighter will work. Sound is very clear, I use it at home connected to my living room receiver via 3.5mm cable, no static at all.
2164610
You could with an auxiliary audio cord. It has an earphone jack, so as long as you are using a cord or some other device that works with your car stereo an plugs into an earphone jack it would work. But the device does not transmit a signal. It will not connect on its own.
691476
I don't think that's possible. I'd say no, as the function of the USB port is for playing MP3 from a Flash Drive. Also note that the USB port does not support portable USB Hard Drives, just Flash Drives. This unit does not support Bluetooth.
1933384
No. This device receives auto from a source (typically a phone, tablet or other Bluetooth device) and then connects to a stereo or reciever. If your wireless speaker has an "input" or "line in" then you might be able to do what your asking. But the source would still require Bluetooth connectivity
640173
Technically yes, it could be done, but I don't think I'd do it. You'd have to use a 30-pin to lightning adapter, and at that point, I wouldn't trust this thing. There are some of these radio transmitters that work through the headphone jack that could be worth the try.
1966678
I haven't personally tried that but it's a standard USB jack I plug in my iPhone cord and play my songs from there but to answer your question, I don't see why not.