How to Play Music from NC through Car Stereo
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Two gadgets come to mind...
If you have a cassette player in the car get a cassette adapter that has a headphone jack to plug into your nc
Or
Get a FM transmitter
Both should be available at Radio Shack and inexpensive.
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If you have a cassette player in the car get a cassette adapter that has a headphone jack to plug into your nc
Or
Get a FM transmitter
Both should be available at Radio Shack and inexpensive.
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RASTAVIPER
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Does the car's hi-fi has audio in port?
If yes, you should just connect nook with a simple audio cable.
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If yes, you should just connect nook with a simple audio cable.
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Yep, the easiet way is just a cable with a headphone jack (3.5mm) at each end. Plug one end into the headphone jack on the nook and the other to the input port on the radio (depending on how old, most have them these days), sometimes they are hard to get to if in the back tough.
If no input jack the next best option and probably only slightly more expensive is an FM transmitter. This should also pulg into the nook headphone jack and then broadcast to an FM station, usually a random non-used one like 88.1. Then tune your radio to that station and it plays the music.
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I'm surprised at how little info there is on this out there! I don't own an iPod, which is why I'd like to see how to make this work.
I bought an FM transmitter (plug into cigarette lighter) at Best Buy, but I'm a bit disappointed at this point. For one, it was a bit expensive at $50+. But the thing I hate the most is the static. I tried a bunch of stations, but nothing was crystal clear. Maybe I expect too much. Maybe a gadget that plugs into the cassette player? I hate to buy one of those though, since that technology isn't available in newer vehicles and I like to keep my options open in case I win the Lotto =)
I bought an FM transmitter (plug into cigarette lighter) at Best Buy, but I'm a bit disappointed at this point. For one, it was a bit expensive at $50+. But the thing I hate the most is the static. I tried a bunch of stations, but nothing was crystal clear. Maybe I expect too much. Maybe a gadget that plugs into the cassette player? I hate to buy one of those though, since that technology isn't available in newer vehicles and I like to keep my options open in case I win the Lotto =)
RASTAVIPER
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Doesnt matter how old is the car but the hi-fi.
And I remember my last hi-fi (which I own 4 years) and the previous, both had the option to connect external source on them.
So really, how old is this stereo unit that U have??
And I remember my last hi-fi (which I own 4 years) and the previous, both had the option to connect external source on them.
So really, how old is this stereo unit that U have??
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Doesnt matter how old is the car but the hi-fi.
And I remember my last hi-fi (which I own 4 years) and the previous, both had the option to connect external source on them.
So really, how old is this stereo unit that U have??
Actually, my car does not have that option either (1998 Honda), but thankfully it does have a cassette player so I am able to use that with any MP3 player. No input is a lot more common than you might think when you buy a car with only the basic radio.
