How does this work? It transmit music from your phone through your car stero?
1688200
Yes. You select an unused FM frequency on the device and it transmits it to your radio. Well that is supposed to be how it works anyway. Didn't work for me at all. I think the transmit power is too low?
1688201
I creates a mini radio station, that plays whatever you plug the input wire into, which, if you wanted, could be your phone. All you have to do then is tune your car radio to the frequency the device is broadcasting at (you can select the frequency yourself).
1688202
Yes it does you would have to tune it to a blank station and it works very well.
1688203
You dial in a FM frequency on the device and tune in the same frequency on your car radio. It converts your iPod into a mini FM station.
1867318
This unit is intended to broadcast Bluetooth so the only setup you can think about is plugin in to your iPhone and broadcast music. Still I think it would not work because the Bluetooth used in cars are primarily for phone calls.When I had an iPhone, I could not even use a regular Bluetooth headset to listen to music. I doubt it would work in a car.
568614
Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it for about a month. Also, if sound is fuzzy, try switching frequencies (99.1 to 99.2, etc.) Hope that helps! Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it... » Read More Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it for about a month. Also, if sound is fuzzy, try switching frequencies (99.1 to 99.2, etc.) Hope that helps! « Show Less
697127
No, this device sends you phone music through an FM transmitter that transmits an FM channel that you receive on your car radio's FM. You can select the channel frequency/number you want to use. ie a channel that is not being used by a radio station. It also has an av out so if your car radio has an av in you can use that instead of the FM as the sound is a little better. A lot of car radios dont have av in so hence the FM transmitter.
1582816
The rest have basically answered your question, it worked ok on my phone until I left the house which was the point of it. It could be my phone carrier but do you want to chance that with your car? I never really used its since I couldn't connect once I left the house.
698550
I know nothing about what you are talking about. I use bluetooth in my car and this works excellant.
959943
I assume this is a joke! The cable does a very good job of eliminating static/feedback or whatever electronic noise comes through when playing your phone or device through the car radio. I readily recommend it. You will have to speak to your car dealer about road noise.
2070519
This product connects to your cars audio system AUX input port. It is not an FM transmitter (like some other products). For this to work you must have and select the AUX input source on your car audio system instead of the FM radio.
2096855
no it only interface with your Bluetooth master, aka your phones. There are two ways to play through your car systems. By Bluetooth or hardwired in.
894306
My car stereo has a USB input on the front. I would like to use this to transmit audio from my phone to the car stereo via this USB dongle. Is this one what did? Did it work?
810911
Yes it's easy to install. The directions are straightforward. Yes, it will take calls and play your music. It won't play through the car stereo. It will play through the speakers on the Roadster.
1021554
It transmits whatever is playing on my IPod to the car radio. I found that my "classic" IPod works with the device without it being plugged into the car so it should work, for example, at work if you want to play the audio from IPod on your FM radio in the office.
808381
Yes. This allows you to use Bluetooth to play content through a car stereo that is not Bluetooth capable.
1421714
It's a receiver. I don't think the buttons on your stereo would send a signal to your phone to change the song on say, pandora, if you are using your phone to transmit the music to your car stereo aux input
1628870
My experience is that the USB is only used to POWER the device, not to actually transfer music data. To hear the music you have to use the headphone port on the opposite side and plug THAT into a "line in" on the car stereo. If you don't have a "line in" on your stereo, this product is probably not for you. Cheers.
332156
It works for me. One thing weird about the dock is that all audio is sent to the the aux jack EXCEPT for phone calls. No sound comes out of the phone speakers unless you make a phone call. You can use the speakerphone function, but the call may not be loud enough for you. So, if you have the phone connected to the dock, you need to have either the AUX or Bluetooth selected on your car stereo and the unit turned on, or you will hear nothing.
664711
Yes it is. Your phone connects to the transmitter via Bluetooth while the transmitter sends the audio signal to your car radio via FM radio frequencies. It works very well and I am quite happy with my purchase.