Can I store and play MP3 music in my car using this? my car stereo has slot for SD card
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Of course. But this would be an overkill. Just get a Class 1 card that is cheaper.
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yes, you can use the Lexar plat. 64gb for MP3music...as long as the 'slot' for SD card is the same size; as I think there are 2 sizes. This one should work for what you want it to do. PAX Mr.Michael
1063397
Yes - although I use it just as a holder and play music through the Bluetooth function of the car.
1666842
If you have a car stereo that has the aux input (looks like a headphone jack) then yes. If your stereo has a usb port, then yes. Those are the only 2 ways I know will work with this unit.
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If you car stereo has a 3.5mm audio connection then yes you can play it through your stereo.If you car stereo doesn't have one then can buy an adapter. If your stereo plays cassette tapes, they make an adapter that fits into the cassette opening and provides a 3.5mm jack. If you have a cd player in your car, they sella wireless adapter that works through your FM station and provides jack to plug into.
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Christopher, There was no snide, since I am not the seller, but a buyer! I´m using a 32gb mini sdcard that I loaded music to before placing it into the Sansa device that I purchased online from Amazon. I don´t on a Radio slot card, and I´m sorry for your confusion. Peace!
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I don't know if it would work or not. I believe that using a flash drive would be way safer to try. Even still, I would invest in a cheap MP3 player. Don't plug your hard drive into your head unit.
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Im Not sure. I dont own a car stereo system that has a usb port..How ever I have hooked the cassette player to my portable speaker which works great..But to hook it up to a car usb port I simply cant answer that for you.. The device does what it says. I convert any songs I like off of my old cassettes and burn them onto a DVD and it works just fine in my car...
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Yes, it uses your car FM radio to receive the audio signal from this thing. It plays through your car speakers. All you need is a USB memory stick to store your songs. I hope I understand your question correctly. I prefer the Satechi unit b/c it has a stronger/clearer signal.
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I do not think so, I bought it to listen to low bit-rate OTR mp3's and podcasts with. I could not get it to play those. I could only use it to play music MP3's that I ripped from cd at 128k to 320k. This also does not have an sd card slot either, but there is a different model that has that slot and it looks identical to this one. The one WITH the slot will play audiobooks, because I used to have one. Hope this helps.
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Yes you can! It's external speakers arent very good but if you get good headphones, its great for music. It has a lot of built in memory and a place for a micro SD card for any files you want. It fits every pair of headphones Ive tried with it.
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(update) On some cars, it will instantly play, no download or software configuration needed.I primarily use this drive for photo, documents, and on-USB programs, but it will play music. Make sure to get a small loop and lanyard though, it can be hard to take out of ports without one.
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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).
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It should. I use a samsung mp3, but it also works with mine and my sons cell phones which are different brands. Basically, any device that has mp3 songs stored on it. There's a short wire that plugs into the headphone jack and then into the FMtransmitter device. When the two are linked, it "broadcasts" over the car's radio speakers. The FMtransmitter's buttons are to select a station you manually sync the car's radio to the station on the FMtransmitter... obviously, a station that isn't otherwise broadcasting; you know, one of the static stations.
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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.
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Yes. There are some variables though. First, if your MP3 has bluetooth and your car radio too, no problem. If your car radio has bluetooth, but your mp3 does not have it, then you need the GOgroove BlueSense to attach it to your headphones outlet in your mp3. If your mp3 does not have bluetooth, not your car stereo, but has an aux in and you want a wireless connexion, then besides the GOgroove BlueSense you also need the Gogroove BlueGate. If your car stereo does not have bluetooth, nor aux in, then you need to buy a FM transmitter and attach it to your mp3.
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If your car has the media player function when you connect to the usb drive it should automatically play the music from your iPhone. I don't store music on my phone but every time my daughter connect her phone to charge using the usb it plays her music. Hope this help.
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My MP3's are stored on a 16 GB mini Card that plugs into the side. I play them through the radio. If I wanted external speakers, I would make sure they are amplified speakers and plug them in the AUX IN port used for external headphones. The port is similar to the one on you pc's sound card (or built in), so if your powered speakers work with your PC, it's very likely they also work with the radio.