is the auxiliary plug mp3 compatibly
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Yes, the cord is a double sided 3.5 mm headphone jack (which is what almost everything is). You could plug these into your iPhone, Android phone, iPod, mp3 player, ect.
943398
Yes, when plugged in the headset become protective and not tactical, so the MP3 output it heard and controlled from the MP3 Player. There is no longer feed through from the head set microphones. Becomes the same as wearing ear defenders with speakers in them.
943399
Yes! The volume is controlled by the MP3. The volume on the head set controls how much amplification you get of the our side sounds while filtering the peak noises of gunfire.
395562
Speakers are not defendant on file types. If the plug on the speakers fits the jack on the music player, it's compatible.
670752
Yes you can plug it into the aux input on the back. Use the headphone jack on the mp3 player and plug into the aux input using a stereo mini jack cable.
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The headphone style plug should have a USB plug on the other end. The computer, if you are running a compatible operating system (I believe the book that came with it says XP or newer) then the computer should automatically recognize the device once it is plugged in on the USB end of things. Also, ensure the device is turning on when it is plugged into the computer. It should at least power-up even if it does not transfer files. If it does not power-up, try another USB port; I only mention this because I have 3 USB ports that don't work on mine. You can trouble shoot the USB port by plugging in another device and seeing if data will transfer. If you do all this and the USB ports work by testing other devices to them, the audio player device powers up when connected to your computer, and the files still do not transfer over...you may have to send the device back to the company to get a replacement as it may be software related on the device. Some of the audio player devices do have this issue according to reviews, but the company seems aware of this issue and quite willing to fix it. I hope this helps.
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Yes I connected an sd card with MP3's through the usb and tested it with an MD player on the aux and both worked. I'm using a Pioneer radio....remember the cable is only an extension cable and the head unit needs to be able to connect to whatever is attached to the cable.
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As far as I know, anything with an MP3 or ipod connection will work just fine. I used this with both my smart phone MP3 and with my ipod Nano.
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Hi Jovon, THis product only work with the help of the 12V Connection and by tuning to an FM SIgnal will play MP3 contained in the SD Card or the USB Port. kind regards, JQ
367250
No, it's has an auxiliary jack for input. You can plug in your phone/mp3 players.
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Yes, just plug your mp3 player into the auxiliary port using a cable with miniplug. You can also buy a small Bluetooth transmitter that plugs into your headset port and play your mp3 wirelessly.
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I have no idea. When I plug in my mp3 player, my computer recognizes it as a usb flash drive and it opens it as a usb flash drive. Sounds like your computer is lacking the drivers to open the player. You might check the Pyle website to see if they have a driver or some troubleshooting suggestions for you.
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I plugged it in and it acted like a usb drive. I copied over some mp3s and it worked fine.
1122110
you need a cord that has the same type plug as head phones on both ends of the cord you can plug your mp3 player into the aux with the cord
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I could not get it to work with mp3, to me it is a piece of junk ank i would not buy it.
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YES. Any audio out 3.5 mm jack. I have a low end mp3 and have to turn the gain up on both to get good sound. No problem with my other devices.
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I believe it was MP3 that it was supposed to be, however, the software needed for this device was no longer available from it's manufacturer. I had a device with no software to use it with. I attempted to find out from the seller, but was referred to the Xitel web site only to find that the company isn't around anymore and/or doesn't have any drivers for any devices they previously made. I felt like I bought an obsolete product that is no longer supported.
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I suppose it depends on how loud the parties are. There is an Auxiliary plug in, but I'm not really sure if all auxiliary plug ins are the same. Check it out, you never know.
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Hi Rachael, yes it says mp3 link with a plug in right on back. It does not come with the plug but I think there were notes on it that said somewhere what plug to get and it's a cheap older version. This think has been great so far on Bluetooth, use at beach, etc.. Not as loud as I expected but still great product so far. Hope that helps