Just to clarify is this device used to play music in car that does not have the aux cord available. Like the radio transmitter?
609993
l guess so if you have an aux input on the radio transmitter. I have two same devices on two different cars one is connected to an aux, the other via a cassette tape that has a wire and I play music and receive call as well, so I hope this clarifies
609994
No. You must have an auxiliary-in jack for this device. It provides a bluetooth link for A2DP streaming. Nothing more.
609995
No you still need an aux adapter. This device will let you play without having to hook the aux cord to the phone.
58774
there is no AUX In port on this. the only connector is the USB for charging the device.
2083447
im confused with this question but this transmitter does not have a aux port! it does not have no ports.
696721
Hi C.L.Let me ask you: how do you intend to play music while it's charging? Without an AUX port there is no way to physically connect the phone to the cars speakers. You can certainly use Bluetooth while charging, or play music via the phone speakers, but the audio input pictured here is for connecting via Aux port.This 2-in-1 charger does not have an AM/FM transmitter which would allow you to play music over a radio frequency on your radio, and this is what you may need if you have no physical connection port or Bluetooth connectivity.
1960648
It's used to listen to a music playing device like an iPod that uses an aux cable through a car cassette player.
911139
You can definitely use an aux cable to play music. But I am not sure whether the usb stick works?
627932
Yes, but I'm finding that IPod is still the only player that has an FM transmitter that also allows you to charge your player while in the car. I'm bummed by this and hope Toshiba will provide their own FM transmitter and charger.
1741096
No. It only transmits to a device (i.e., Bluetooth ear buds or headphones). It works on audio out only not aux.
2164610
You could with an auxiliary audio cord. It has an earphone jack, so as long as you are using a cord or some other device that works with your car stereo an plugs into an earphone jack it would work. But the device does not transmit a signal. It will not connect on its own.
106651
Yes, it uses your car FM radio to receive the audio signal from this thing. It plays through your car speakers. All you need is a USB memory stick to store your songs. I hope I understand your question correctly. I prefer the Satechi unit b/c it has a stronger/clearer signal.
55165
Well I'm not sure what you mean? I don't think this could be paired with a car because it is designed to be paired with a phone for calls. If you're asking about playing music through it then I'm just not sure. It works great for phones though. I've been using mine fairly heavily and have not had any problems.
88731
No..They make a cord that goes from the headphone jack to the AUX plug in the car.
725299
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!
13427
There is a 1/8" line out jack, as well as a digital coaxial with an included cable. The line out works splendidly for aux input on cars, but I haven't tried the coaxial output. Frankly, since the coaxial bypasses the internal DACs, I won't be using it. The internal DACs are *why* you'd buy a player like this.
1640101
I use mine with the aux outlet in the car and it works great. If your car has one, that's the way to go.
729881
Yes, you can use it through your car radio and the radio does not have to have an aux. in-put. There are several wireless transmitters on the market that will work with any MP3 player with a 3.5mm jack. You can purchase them for as little as $20 and go up from there.
2160428
I apologize as I am not sure. I have given the device to my husband and he usually has a boom cube attached to it or plays it in the car with an attachment that lets him play it through the car stereo. I am hoping that information may help you a little bit; but once again I do apologize.