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Cellular Phone Forum / Manufacturers / Motorola / June 2007RAZR V3r music question
I installed a 1 gig memory card and loaded some music that I can play thru the phone speaker. How can I play the music thru a car stereo or thru a stereo headset? There is not much on this topic in the manual. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you.  Signature"Lookout" AKA alayanke@yahoo.com the Usenet Troll is: Rev. John W. Johnson of Weaver, Alabama 36277 > I installed a 1 gig memory card and loaded some music that > I can play thru the phone speaker. > > How can I play the music thru a car stereo or thru a stereo > headset? There is not much on this topic in the manual. Any > advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you. don't know how you managed to get a 1 gig card to work on a v3 or v3r, not supposed to be able to do it according to motorola, i even phoned the help line & they told me the same. by the way a v3r is an american phone, i have one & im in england mind you when i did get the help line they said we have no specs for the v3r. what a load of plonkers at motorola help line. zack. Signature------------------------------------ I'm here now what's your second wish ------------------------------------ Life begins as a quest of the child for the man, and ends as a journey by the man to rediscover the child. (Lost World Of The Kalahari) The gigabyte card I installed works just fine. I have heard from others in this group that a 2 gig and 4 gig card will also work. > > I installed a 1 gig memory card and loaded some music that > > I can play thru the phone speaker. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > zack. Signature"Lookout" AKA alayanke@yahoo.com the Usenet Troll is: Rev. John W. Johnson of Weaver, Alabama 36277 v3=no card slot v3r=microSD card slot good to 4GB (current max for format) >> I installed a 1 gig memory card and loaded some music that >> I can play thru the phone speaker. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > zack. You can either use a Motorola Headset with the mini-USB plug or buy a Motorola Mini USB to phone plug adapter. DO NOT buy a non motorola version as it won't work. You can buy the adapter for 8 bucks here: http://cgi.ebay.com/MOTOROLA-OEM-SYN1505-HEADSET-MINI-USB-to-2-5mm-ADAPTER_W0QQi temZ170123479458QQihZ007QQcategoryZ108660QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Now you can plug whatever device you choose to interface to you car stereo. > I installed a 1 gig memory card and loaded some music that > I can play thru the phone speaker. > > How can I play the music thru a car stereo or thru a stereo > headset? There is not much on this topic in the manual. Any > advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you. Thanks alot! I just bought that unit. BTW, which adapter should I buy so I can play thru car stereo? Thanks. > You can either use a Motorola Headset with the mini-USB plug or buy a > Motorola Mini USB to phone plug adapter. DO NOT buy a non motorola [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > headset? There is not much on this topic in the manual. Any > > advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you. Signature"Lookout" AKA alayanke@yahoo.com the Usenet Troll is: John Johnson of Weaver, Alabama 36277 Depends on you car stereo. Some now have jacks for direct input so all you need is a cable. Otherwise, if you don't want to fool with any wiring, a radio transmitter that plugs into the lighter outlet can broadcast a fairly good stereo signal that your radio tunes on an unused portion of the FM band. Like this: http://cgi.ebay.com/FM-Transmitter-for-iPod-TuneCast-All-Channels-MP3-MP4_W0QQit emZ330137478365QQihZ014QQcategoryZ86537QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem ®©®@®©®.®©® wrote:> Thanks alot! I just bought that unit. BTW, which adapter should I buy> so I can play thru car stereo? Thanks.>>>> "BruceR" <razrbruce@NOgmailSPAM.com> wrote:>> You can either use a Motorola Headset with the mini-USB plug or buy a>> Motorola Mini USB to phone plug adapter. DO NOT buy a non motorola>> version as it won't work. You can buy the adapter for 8 bucks here:>>http://cgi.ebay.com/MOTOROLA-OEM-SYN1505-HEADSET-MINI-USB-to-2-5mm-ADAPTE>> R_W0QQitemZ170123479458QQihZ007QQcategoryZ108660QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem>>>> Now you can plug whatever device you choose to interface to you car>> stereo.>>>> ®©®@®©®.®©® wrote:>>> I installed a 1 gig memory card and loaded some music that>>> I can play thru the phone speaker.>>>>>> How can I play the music thru a car stereo or thru a stereo>>> headset? There is not much on this topic in the manual. Any>>> advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you. The car in which I will use it has an old but decent Sony stereo so the unit you referred me to will work just fine, thank you for the help, it is appreciated. > Depends on you car stereo. Some now have jacks for direct input so all > you need is a cable. Otherwise, if you don't want to fool with any [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > There is not much on this topic in the manual. Any>>> advice w ould be > greatly appreciated, thank you. Signature"Lookout" AKA alayanke@yahoo.com the Usenet Troll is: John Johnson of Weaver, Alabama 36277 .).@.)...). wrote: > The car in which I will use it has an old but decent Sony stereo > so the unit you referred me to will work just fine, thank you > for the help, it is appreciated. Once you get from the phone to a standard headphone jack, you could use the FM transmitter, but I find them not to be very good. In some cars, they are okay, some they don't work at all, and some are in between. if you are in a major metropolitan area, or if you travel a lot, you will sometimes have to change frequency to find an open spot, and might not find one. I use a P.I.E adapter in my Honda that plugs into an empty plug on the back of the radio that is intended for a CD changer. My MP3 appears to be "cd1-track1" of a changer. http://www.logjamelectronics.com/piehon98aux.html is the one I have. You would have to shop for the right auxilary input adapter for your Sony. http://www.Crutchfield.com is another source. SignatureClarence A Dold - Hidden Valley Lake, CA, USA GPS: 38.8,-122.5 |
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