music on phone to car?
05-16-12, 02:18 AM
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music on phone to car?
Hey guys. I have a droid razr and was wondering how can i play themusic i download in my phone in the car while i am driving? Or play any muaic app i download like iheart radio or pandora?
05-16-12, 02:58 AM
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From your profile, looks like you have a 2006.
You'll need to use the aux-in port in the center console. Just get a standard 3.5mm stereo cable...one end goes into the headphone jack on your phone, one end goes into the aux-in port in the center, play the music and hit the Aux button on the car stereo....good to go! The cables are very cheap online.
You'll need to use the aux-in port in the center console. Just get a standard 3.5mm stereo cable...one end goes into the headphone jack on your phone, one end goes into the aux-in port in the center, play the music and hit the Aux button on the car stereo....good to go! The cables are very cheap online.
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05-16-12, 12:38 PM
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To summarize the previous few posts:
If you just want to quickly and cheaply get your music playing through the speakers, buy an auxiliary/headphone cable (3.5mm male to male). Don't spend more than ~$7, places like monoprice.com will have them for less than $1 and the quality will be fine (this is the one I have).
If you want to get a little fancier and route your calls through the car speaker or not have to plug the phone in every time, then you can get a bluetooth-aux cable adapter like the Blackberry Music Gateway as suggested above. It'll cost a little more and will take a little time to set up, but the whole experience will be much more seamless and you'll get more functionality out of it.
If you just want to quickly and cheaply get your music playing through the speakers, buy an auxiliary/headphone cable (3.5mm male to male). Don't spend more than ~$7, places like monoprice.com will have them for less than $1 and the quality will be fine (this is the one I have).
If you want to get a little fancier and route your calls through the car speaker or not have to plug the phone in every time, then you can get a bluetooth-aux cable adapter like the Blackberry Music Gateway as suggested above. It'll cost a little more and will take a little time to set up, but the whole experience will be much more seamless and you'll get more functionality out of it.
05-16-12, 01:25 PM
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05-16-12, 02:54 PM
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To summarize the previous few posts:
If you just want to quickly and cheaply get your music playing through the speakers, buy an auxiliary/headphone cable (3.5mm male to male). Don't spend more than ~$7, places like monoprice.com will have them for less than $1 and the quality will be fine (this is the one I have).
If you want to get a little fancier and route your calls through the car speaker or not have to plug the phone in every time, then you can get a bluetooth-aux cable adapter like the Blackberry Music Gateway as suggested above. It'll cost a little more and will take a little time to set up, but the whole experience will be much more seamless and you'll get more functionality out of it.
If you just want to quickly and cheaply get your music playing through the speakers, buy an auxiliary/headphone cable (3.5mm male to male). Don't spend more than ~$7, places like monoprice.com will have them for less than $1 and the quality will be fine (this is the one I have).
If you want to get a little fancier and route your calls through the car speaker or not have to plug the phone in every time, then you can get a bluetooth-aux cable adapter like the Blackberry Music Gateway as suggested above. It'll cost a little more and will take a little time to set up, but the whole experience will be much more seamless and you'll get more functionality out of it.
Also- if you are just going with an AUX cable, try to avoid going headphone to AUX. Find something equivalent to a dock-to-aux cable on an iphone to get a line-level output instead of an amped one- this will give you significantly better audio quality than the headphone jack.
05-16-12, 04:22 PM
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