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WIll my automobile play MP3 CD's
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I am planning on buying some sermons on the internet that I tin listen to in the motorcar still the sermon'southward I want to purchase are only in an MP3 CD. I have no clue what is the difference between an audio CD and an MP3 CD and I don't want to spend the coin if it won't play.
Danny
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#2
Y'all need to wait at your CD player. Normally it volition say "MP3" somewhere on the front if it does play them. If not, it probably doesn't.
#iii
How former is your car/CD histrion? We have a 2001 and a 2002 vehicle, neither of which tin play them. But after the technology became widespread (but a couple of years later), virtually every car with CD player was capable of playing them. I'd say if your automobile/CD role player is 2005 or later on, information technology probably is.
Too, if you were to buy these and they would not play, you could yet transfer the mp3s to a blank audio disk and listen to them that way. You can't cram a agglomeration on a CD similar yous can with a mp3 disk, merely you could get one or two on their, depending on the length (an sound CD has to be eighty minutes or less). It'due south pretty piece of cake to practice and if it comes to that, PM me and I can talk you through information technology.
#4
The owner's transmission should say, too.
#5
It may be improve to simply only the mp3s on an mp3 thespian and employ the auxiliary input on your CD player (if you have ane) to play the mp3s. You could burn down them to CDs, but that can be a bit bulky. I also know that there are some sort of mini-antennas that your can use with mp3 players to "broadcast" a indicate to your stereo. It plugs into your lighter for power. I've never used them, merely that could be another option. I bet you'd find some at Walmart, Target, Best Buy, etc.
#6
Yous can download Mp3 and Itunes or Zune will catechumen the file over to an audio CD format when y'all burn it. You have to make your fire settings to sound CD format though or information technology will burn in Mp3. It is unproblematic for the most part.
#7
Besides, you lot could just get a new CD role player for your machine. Information technology would certainly play mp3s. I've priced them at Wal-Mart and you tin can get a decent one for $100 or less.
#8
I take a friend who just got a Pioneer from WalMart for $110 that will let him plug in his MP3 player directly, or plug a thumb drive directly into the unit of measurement.
Yous tin get an adapter from Radio Shack for $xx that will let you play your MP3'south on your motorcar stero via the radio. It plugs into your cigarette lighter for power. I have one and it works fine. Mine is fabricated by "Monster."
#nine
You can get an adapter from Radio Shack for $20 that volition let you play your MP3'southward on your auto stero via the radio. It plugs into your cigarette lighter for ability. I have one and it works fine. Mine is made by "Monster."
Marker, how does that work? Does it have to be a specific kind of mp3 player (like an iPod)? Or will whatever mp3 player piece of work?
#10
Hmmm. Mine is an IPOD. My agreement when I purchased the adapter was that it would work with whatever MP3 thespian that uses the standard size earphone jacks. Yous put the adapter into the cigarette lighter, select an available FM frequency from those programmed into the adapter, plug the adapter into the "earbud hole" in the MP3 player, hit play and y'all have music. It looses a trivial scrap of quality, but is even so pretty decent.
This is the one I have, information technology claims to work with almost any of them:
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