Is there a way you can play songs from a MP3 Player in a car?

Question

I saw it a person doing it on a commercial.

Also, where is the audio jack to plug in the MP3 Player located?

Answer 1

it all depends on what type of cause you have
if you have an old cause with the cassetts you can buy an adapter that will go in as a tape but has the audio plug on the other side
if you have a newer car you can buy and aux adapter it will also have the audio on one side and another audio looking thing on the other- im just not sure on the the size
if your car doesnt have any of this option just buy a new stereo
and that way they can sync them together
well what im tring to say it they will put it where you have your ipod plugged in and it will look like when it plugged in to your computer exept you will be able to search through it like if it were a cd just click >>
my cuz had that on the stering wheel and to go into artist and playlist she has to click the actual buttons on the stereo

Answer 2

Many ways. Some cars now have a 1/8" mini-jack for audio inputs.

I have an older car, so I installed a CD Audio/MP3 disk player, bought at K-Mart for less than $60.00


Just burn a DATA CD, with a lot of MP3s, then pop that disk in. I have put as many as 116 songs on a single disk. It depends on the compression quality of each song.

Answer 3

well, some cars feature a mp3 plug (male-male jack) but if it doesn't feature it, you can buy FM tuners, which are basically a tool that allows you to play your mp3 on your radio.

Answer 4

You can just go to best buy ask for a portable ipod cast for your car and thats what it is?

Answer 5

here's a link on ebay where you can read reviews of them by ebay members

Answer 6

yes. if your raido has a aux port