Can you use an adapter to play the sound through the car's stereo system?
1683105
I haven't tried this. It does have a headphone jack, so if you have an audio in on your car stereo, you probably could. It would require a male-to-male headphone cable.
1683106
Yes, as long as your car has an auxiliary in function on the radio. You should be able to plug it in with a 1/8 inch headphone jack, it would be like plugging you phone/mp3/Ipod in to play music. You will need to plug it into one of the Headphone outputs then plug it into you Aux input.
1683107
Yes, if you have an AUX jack in your car. there are a series of ports on the side of the DVD players - ac/dc power in, power out (this is how you connect the second player), usb, SD, and one that says phone. There are a few more but I don't have it in front of me.
1683108
No unfortunately not because it only connects to your cigarette lighter I didn't see a connection for stereo. I just bought my son earphones to plug into the system
1683109
Yes. For our car, we have a headphone jack aux input. The units have a headphone jack output on each display. Using a male to male headphone jack cable worked great on a recent 6 hour road trip. Our kid loved it.
1487467
Connect the audio cable to your aux connection on your car stereo, and set the phone to "use external speakers" when docked (System/Accessory/Dock).
296050
You need a separate aux audio cable to do this. You can also use the Bluetooth option if your car has this feature
833504
Just find a youtube video on how to remove you car model stereo. Once you remove it simply plug the adapter to the auxiliary input, and put it back in place. I found this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME8UuEFWjmI it might work for you. Its very easy, good luck once you have it in place just press the CD button to make it function.
1520437
Yes you can with a 3.5mm STEREO PLUG/RCA JACK x 2 Y-CABLE, which will cost around $4.99 + s/h. Go to www.cablestogo.com and search for this item.
122092
No. I got a car to plug adapter and I just plug it into that. It works great.
394726
Right out of the box it will not work in a car. It only comes with a 12v power adapter that plugs into house A/C current. To make it work in a car you would have to fine a 12v power adapter that would supply 5v to the box. Your car stereo system would also need to have the Red and White RCA inputs then it would work.
504223
No it cannot. It is only used to plug into your phone/mp3 player and essentially turns your music device into its own radio station. You set it to an unoccupied station and then tune your car radio to that same station and it will play the songs that you choose to play off your music device.
1105830
From the looks of it yeah. All this adapter needs is a power source and to be able to plug into the antenna plug for your stereo. You wont be able to control it via the stereo or steering wheel buttons but you should be able to connect it just fine.
1132174
No but you can by an adaptor and play music from your phone through your speakers in your car.
393091
I'm not sure what you need to know. Plug in the device and then attach your iDevice to it. Select a radio station on the device and then tune into that station on your car radio. Press play on your iDevice. The sound should transmit over the stereo system in your vehicle.
1071674
I would ask your local stereo installer. Prob just need the harnest for your car.
755407
Yes, you can. If you have an AUX jack in your stereo, you can use a 3.5 double male cable to jam in your car. (any radio shack) It sounds great with this player, btw. Many new cars come stocked with the mp3player aux jack.
1809285
The sound quality depends on each MP3 file quality. Yes you can use your car stereo to play the music.
1132374
If you have an aftermarket stereo yes using the auxiliary option on the stereo
1797581
I tried and my Honda CRV said "Unsupported". So, answer is NO, I am not able to play music through cassette player on my car stereo.
2155838
The make of the car is irrelevant. Your stereo or amp needs to have an RCA input. Any input really using adapters from the RCA plugs. Think of the Bluetooth dongle as a generic audio source. you need to have someway to connect it to your stereo or amp, and a way to select it, if applicable. I run mine straight into the amp. It has moderate bluetooth strength. I am able to pickup a signal through a thin firewall but not much more. FYI.