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If you want to play your favorite Amazon music in your Car MP3 Player, it is not possible to subscribe to download. You need to use a smart third-party download tool, like Botonote Amazon Music Converter. It can help download your favorite Amazon Music to the computer.
You can choose to transmit it to the SD card or a USB drive, and then transmit it to your Car Mp3 Player. Or transmit directly to your Car MP3 Player directly through the data cable.
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Freya Gong
Not sure which streaming music service you are using. I'm an Amazon Music user, I have tried to download my Amazon songs to PC with Tunelf Amatune Audio Converter, and then move these converted music files to car MP3 player via USB cable.
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∙ 14y agoI never have heard of doing this. I believe that you have download music to your MP3 player and then plug it in to your car stereo.
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How do mp3 transmitters work in your car?
An MP3 car transmitter gives you the ability to listen to digital music in your car. Simply put, it is a small little radio that you plug into your car, and it broadcasts your music so that your car's radio can pick it up.
What is an MP3 Player FM Modulator?
An MP3 Player FM Modulator is a device that you plug into your car. When it's plugged in, it can receive transmissions from your MP3 device and play your music wireless through the car speakers.
Can car stereos play music from a synched mp3 player?
It is possible to link an mp3 player to a car stereo, depending on what stereo you install. Some stereos will connect through an auxiliary port and others are able to connect different ways, it also depends on how old your mp3 player is.
What is a car MP3 FM transmitter used for?
A car MP3 FM transmitter allows a person to listen to an MP3 play through the cars stereos. This allows the music to be played louder and eliminates the need to have to struggle and listen to the MP3 player against the rumble of the engine.
What is the best CD to use when burning CD?
Sony CD-R Music Cd's works great when you want to download MP3 music to listen to in your car or home stereo.
What is the advantage to a bluetooth mp3 player over the regular mp3 player?
The main advantage of a Bluetooth mp3 player over a regular mp3 player is playing yours song s in the call wireless. Also having a Bluetooth mp3 player will let you see incoming calls on the stereo�۪s display. Here is a link to show how to play music with a Bluetooth mp3 player : http://www.ehow.com/how_6471498_play-bluetooth-car-stereo-adapter.html.
A JVC car stereo has an Aux port on the front Can you plug an Mp3 or Ipod into this to play music you download from the computer?
Yep. Just get the proper cable and jam on!
How can I connect my MP3 player to my car stereo?
You can connect your MP3 to your car player via a radio transmitter, such as the iTrip, or by hardline via the Aux In on the back of the player.
Can you download music onto a blank DVD-R disc and play it in a DVD player?
Yes, you can, as long as you upload the music first. It will depend on the capabilities of your car CD player. Some older ones do not recognise the CD-R discs or DVD-R. If your car can actually play DVD's it is highly likely that it will be backward compatible for recordable CD's. You may have to record the disk as a CD using WMA file format. Check that your player can play MP3 files, then more tracks can be used in MP3 format.
What are some ways in which an mp3 player can be added to a car?
There are a wide variety of ways an MP3 player can be added to a car. For example, one cheap method is by way of a direct inline adapter which connects the MP3 to the car stereo.
Can a CD player be connected to Phillips car 400 cassette stereo?
CD player and Cassette player are out of fashion now. The new cars have MP3 players and iPod. Suggest get a basic MP3 player and a transmitter and plug it in the cigarette lighter socket to play all your music.
Can a car DVD player play mp3 file?
Yes a car DVD player can play MP3 file. already we have Car PC now, everything that a PC can do, it also can.
