I am wanting to install a new radio (not factory version) into my 2004 Chevy Venture. I just want to listen to music from my phone. Will this do that?
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This piece really doesn't do anything for your radio. What is it meant to do is retain the original "chimes" that play thru your stock stereo when you replace it with an aftermarket one. If you don't care if you hear the keys in the ignition or open door chimes you have not need for this. However at the price I recommend you purchase and install it.
214724
Just plug it into your ipod and change the station on your radio to match the one on the transmitter...no app needed
1395770
As long as you have a compatible head unit it won't be a problem. I love my nav and my unit has different hookups for app radio. So as long as your had unit is compatible you are good..
1716182
Works with no app. Just plug into anything with an audio Jack (iphone, Android, mp3 player, etc) and make sure power is hooked up. Just tune the radio to whatever station it's set to and you're good.
1066164
Answer from Titantech: Just remove your old radio. Then install the new on your car. Turn on it. It will work for your car. We have preload the maps.
533324
Return the AppRadio. You will not enjoy it even if the iPod magically starts working. There are new built-in Apple Play radios on the horizon. Wait. You'll be glad you did. Here's an article about Apple's CarPlay announced 03/04/2014: http://gu.com/p/3n84n
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Yes, you can play music from your personal library and then you can switch back to your regular car radio when you want. Additionally, if you have an iphone you can use your internet access to play the radio off your device. I just use my ipod touch and then change to the regular radio off my car when I feel like it. Hope this helps
197503
I drive a 2011 Honda CR-V and so far haven't been able to find a model that will work in it. I have the 5th generation Shuffle and when I tried to plug it in was told that my vehicle didn't support the format. I know this hasn't been much help as I'm not sure what year model car you drive. I'm assuming that my car would need a much older model iPod since none of the three MP3 players I've tried have worked. I hope you find something that works for you!
598280
The faceplate needs to be attached to charge through the USB port. Both the AUX and USB ports are located on the back of the deck. You'll have to run those wires somewhere like your glove compartment or somewhere you can access fairly easily. So yes, you can charge and use your radio, in fact you can play music through both the AUX and USB ports on the back.
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You may want to check with your local bmw dealer. Since it has the new plug style on the 5. It may not work. But since you have idrive, you may want to look under your passenger glove box, and see if there is a USB port, and if there is, you can actually download your ipod through that, and no need for it. . And as for your phone, you can Bluetooth your music through the system
759839
No it only allows songs to play through your car radio. You have to advance songs from your itouch.
73967
yes, I don't know why not. I had to replace my radio & I just called them with the new serial # & they hooked it right up. I love my Roady! I think it's their easiest receiver to maneuver in the car.
197502
Your audio files are probably in M4A format on your iPod. You probably need to convert them to MP3 files to work with your car radio.
477943
I use the same connector I use to hook up my iPod in my car. There's an AUX in on the back of the radio. Works like a charm.
1509081
You have to set the transmitter to the same radio station on your car. So choose FM on your car radio. Use something like 91.9 or a station that doesn't really play music and set the transmitter o the same channel. Then plug in your iphone/iPod. Should work :)
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Yes, it will work along side your car's built-in Bluetooth. The way that I found that will allow both to work 100% of the time is to first turn on the car (so that it's Bluetooth is in the seek mode), then immediately turns on your phone's Bluetooth. Wait a few seconds or until the connection is made (which shows up on my car's display), then turn on the Mpow Bluetooth. It will then connect to your phone also. You can verify that by going to your phone's Bluetooth setting. Both should show as "connected." Then you can listen to music/podcasts, but when a call comes in, it will automatically switches to the car's Bluetooth to handle the call, while pausing your music playback. When the call is over, it will automatically switch back to your music/podcast. I have a Toyota and an HTC One phone. Your mileage may vary.
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Yes, that is what this device is for. It turns your older radio into one that allows you to play your iPod through the auxiliary input on the device, or if your iPod is bluetooth enabled, through the bluetooth in the device. I can play on my car speakers Pandora, Slacker, Sirius, and iTunes by using this device. It's easy to use and works very well.