Can u use AUX cord on iPod?
You can play music from your iPod, MP3 player, or smartphone through your car stereo by connecting it with an auxiliary cable. You’ll need to make sure that your car stereo has an AUX input, connect the cable, and set the stereo to Aux mode. Don’t forget to keep your device charged!
Can you play iPod in car without AUX?
The easiest, least expensive way to listen to an iPod in a car without aux is a car cassette adapter. While these adapters were originally designed with CD players in mind, they’ll also work just fine with your iPod or any other MP3 player that has a 3.5mm audio jack. Car cassette adapters are also easy to use.
How do AUX plugs work?
Connect your mobile device to your car’s AUX port using a 1/8-inch-to-1/8-inch audio cable. Plug one end of the audio cable into the “headphone” port on your mobile device and the opposite end to the AUX port. Press the “AUX” button on your car stereo or toggle the input button to select the “AUX” input.
Why is my Iphone not working with AUX?
Restart your iOS device and your car. Connect your iOS device to a different stereo USB port (if you have one). Try a different Lightning to USB cable. Update your iOS device.
How do I connect my iPhone to my AUX port?
Connect the cable to your iPhone’s headphone jack and the auxiliary port on the stereo. Plug one end of the audio auxiliary cable to the headphone port of your iPhone. Take the other end of the cable and plug it to the auxiliary port on the car stereo. Set your car stereo to Auxiliary mode.
What to do if your car doesn’t have an AUX input jack?
Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Older cars built before 2004 usually don’t have auxiliary input jacks. If your car doesn’t have an aux input jack then you can purchase a cassette player adapter or FM transmitter to connect your player to the car. Thanks!
How to plug your iPod into your car stereo with an..?
Generally a 2–3 foot (0.61–0.91 m) cable (.6-.9m) is plenty long and should only cost about $5 to $10. Plug one end of the cable into the headphone jack of your iPod or MP3 player. Plug the other end of the cable into your car stereo’s auxiliary input jack. Press the “AUX” button on your car stereo to cycle to the auxiliary cable setting.
Why is my iPod not playing on my car stereo?
On an iPod Touch or iPhone, go to “Settings > Music” and tap EQ under the “Playback” header, then tap “Off”. Accessing the EQ settings will vary depending on the model of MP3 player you are using. My radio works but when I use the auxiliary cable no sound comes out. WHat could be wrong? Try using a different auxiliary cable.
Can you use Apple CarPlay on an iPod Classic?
Mar 19, 2018 2:24 PM in response to garyfromhoschton In response to garyfromhoschton Apple Carplay relies on the iOS (iPod Operating System), but since the Classic doesn’t use iOS, it cannot make use of the Carplay feature.
Can a iPod play on a car stereo?
As far as I know, iPods do not play into USB inputs on car stereos (or at least, they only do so if you can obtain the correct cable, which I’ve never found easy. If anyone knows better, please let us know.) Some cars have sockets on the rear panel, through which specialist devices can connect iPods.
Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Older cars built before 2004 usually don’t have auxiliary input jacks. If your car doesn’t have an aux input jack then you can purchase a cassette player adapter or FM transmitter to connect your player to the car. Thanks!
How can I connect my iPod Classic to my car?
iPod Classic to car’s aux port – audio cable from the Classic’s headphone jack to the aux socket of the car. Car stereo input mode is AUX. iPod Classic to car’s USB port – 30-pin cable from iPod dock connector to USB port on car.
Can a headphone socket be used to control an iPod?
Using the Dock Connector/Lightning Connector method means that the car’s controls can be used to control the iPod, such as changing tracks. When using the headphone socket to AUX input, it is not possible to change tracks from the car’s controls.