Has anyone used a cable to connect their streamer to a car radio?
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No, but most car audio solutions only have a 3.5mm stereo jack as a method for supplying a stereo signal, not providing one. If you have a car stereo that has a such a stereo jack, then have a person check with a pair of stereo headphones - if it works with the headphones then it will work with the streamer pro.
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I have it connected to my brother taxi cap it's for a car . But you can buy an additional connection to use it in the house
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I just got mine and I am able to Pandora to my car radio via Bluetoooth as well as connect to my ODBII unit for Torque app and the Cobra app all simultaneously.
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A genuine cable (kenwood icon, etc.) will work I assume. The cheap Chinese cables will work as well , (suck as the ones found on amazon,) will work too. The issue with these is the drivers. If you buy one, (I own two,) you need do some research on line on how to install the driver. Once you get the driver installed for the cable the rest is simply programming the radio and writing the info. You also best to stay withthe uv-b5 series in my opinion, as the uv-5r series has several different firmware versions and that makes it a pain to use. The b5 writes very well. Inhave not used a uv-82. I hope this helped. YouTube also has some good videos that demonstrate how to install the proper driver. A genuine cable (kenwood icon, etc.) will work I assume. The cheap Chinese cables will work as well , (suck as the ones found on amazon,) will work too. The issue with these is the drivers. If you buy one, (I own two,) you need do some research on line on how to install the driver. Once you get the driver installed for the cable the rest is simply programming the radio and writing the info. You also best to stay withthe uv-b5 series in my opinion, as the uv-5r series has several different firmware versions and that makes it a pain to use. The b5 writes very well. Inhave not used a uv-82. I... » Read More A genuine cable (kenwood icon, etc.) will work I assume. The cheap Chinese cables will work as well , (suck as the ones found on amazon,) will work too. The issue with these is the drivers. If you buy one, (I own two,) you need do some research on line on how to install the driver. Once you get the driver installed for the cable the rest is simply programming the radio and writing the info. You also best to stay withthe uv-b5 series in my opinion, as the uv-5r series has several different firmware versions and that makes it a pain to use. The b5 writes very well. Inhave not used a uv-82. I hope this helped. YouTube also has some good videos that demonstrate how to install the proper driver. « Show Less
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It worked for me. It kept noise coming in on cable connection from making annoying hum when I had cable box connected to audio car in computer. I think it would be worth a try.
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Yes. So, you connect to MPOW Streambot through the bluetooth on your phone, then it uses an FM transmitter to then transmit the signal to an open FM station in your car radio system, and then plays whatever you are playing on your phone through the cars speakers...
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Yes. As long as your phone has A2DP Bluetooth, you can stream anything from your phone through your car radio. If your phone is not A2DP Bluetooth, there is a USB cable to allow you to stream through your car radio. But unless your phone is really old (over 5 years) it will work. Check out Parrot's website for info: http://www.parrot.com/usa/products/bluetooth-hands-free-car-kits/
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Doubtful. The '09+ cars seem to be a bit more finicky on what cable you use.
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Thus did nit wirj for ne. I had an iPod extension cable in my car connected to the bacj of the radio but wanted to be able to use other devices like Android phone or my children's players so thought having a regular 3.5 audio connector available would be grwat but the convertor did nit work. Spent money an time and it seems all I git was disappointment.
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Hi Priscilla, I havent´tested it.... I read some place that it gives some issues, but since I use Android, cant tell for sure... I do not use the phone for streaming music to the car radio, I just use them with bluetooth for calling and receiving calls... If you ask me, it is one of the best options for 1 din radios........... If you have 2 din, then you should consider for example 2 din radios, for example i have a pionner..and it has apps for iphone
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I have to admit that I don't know. You may want to ask JVC that question or if you have that bluetooth dongle, try it out. I don't know if you would need a specific driver for that other dongle you want to use or not -ie if the one in the radio uses something generic-. I don't seem to have any problem streaming from my iPhone or iPod with the dongle that came with the radio. The quality of your streaming may be related to the server of the radio you are streaming for (more so than the bluetooth dongle). I can play some 128kbps radios without sound quality problem provided I have a good data connection. With the engine noise, I don't know how much more HiFi I would need it to be. The only issue that I have is that if you have more than one radio of that type (in multiple cars), they will all show the same ID (but you can still get to connect to each radio provided you remember if it's the first or second one on your list).
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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.
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I couldn't get this to stream calls at all - would stream any music from my phone to anything I plugged into - car stereo, home audio receiver, etc. - but when I would get a call it would not send call audio thru any device??? I bought it more to stream my calls thru my car audio than to stream my music... I wonder if mine is defective or if this is just a limitation on this model? Nothing in the tiny manual that comes with it about streaming call audio at all... ?? Anyone have any info?
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I haven't had any trouble so far. I'm using a Hobbyking HKT6A v2 and even did my reciever binding through the JMT. I haven't tried using the cable because my model radio does not support it. The only program I've been able to get to work is Phoenix but it runs fine.
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If your car already has bluetooth, you don't even need this device! Just use any bluetooth device like an iPhone, Android phone, tablet, etc. and you should be able to stream music to your car radio. I can't believe this hasn't been posted already!
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Nope, But i think it can be conect in the cars output, but you need an adapter
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I have that cable and it works well with the Baofeng software but the right driver was a problem, a friend of mine that is tuned into to this set it up for me, as I can tell that is going to be the biggest problem.