If you use the auxiliary cable, can you still use the car's head unit to pause and skip between songs?
1336133
When I am playing songs through the auxiliary cable, I can not use the head unit to skip or pause songs. Everything has to be done through the phone itself. (I have a HTC One)
1336134
I have an iPod classic that I use with this auxiliary cable. I can skip songs (station button #6) or go back (station button #5) using the head unit. Haven't found a button on the head unit that will pause the iPod except for the head unit on/off button, in which case the iPod must be manually started again.
1336135
No, you can't.. Only when you use the ipod, you can control your play list ether by head unit or steering wheel control
186610
Yes. I've owned this head unit for about 6 months. Whichever input you set (tuner, aux, Bluetooth, etc.), it will remain on that setting even after turning off and on your vehicle. It's a great unit .... I highly recommend it. Hope this helps.
296050
You need a separate aux audio cable to do this. You can also use the Bluetooth option if your car has this feature
291630
No, you just install this behind the factory stereo. The bluetooth functionality is accessible by selecting the "CD" setting twice, and song skipping functionality works with the controls on the stereo or steering wheel.
1767029
Yes, with a cable. Car use would require an auxiliary input. The Muse does not have Bluetooth.
156507
My radio does have an auxiliary button. It activates when I plug in the cable. 2007 car radio.
2128701
Yes, it works in the car too, however it didn't help with my problem. I still have skipping tracks.
894949
Only if your car and phone where connected via bluetooth or usb cable, but that would eliminate the need for this device. A car can't pass those kind of commands / signals through the aux jack alone. This device has those buttons made onto it directly. It's a great product and I highly recommend it.
1028771
Yes you can in the back should bee a connection called aux input if you using a portable CD player you gonna need a cable called 3.5mm Jack to Red and White RCA Aux Cable.... Hope this helps
1562736
Nope, not at all! It just plugs right in the back of the factory head-unit, and you press the "media" button to switch to this auxiliary input! Works instantly, and CD's still play fine :-)
1596128
This is not an auxiliary cable, such as the cables that connect your home stereo components. If you have Bluetooth on your phone and car, you can link the Bluetooth and play your music that way. This is a charger to keep your battery full so that everything works like it should.
974288
I put my ipod on shuffle and just hit next and it doesn't play the next song in order. You can still hit next when the head unit is in ipod control mode, so there's really no reason to put it in head unit control mode
2002661
Most head units do not function this way because the interference it would cause to switch between two products being active at the same time. This would not work with the stereo listed.
237522
You can play in the car but you will need a cable that goes from the unit to your radio. For my car I then have to select auxiliary.
1678155
No. It will stop making sound threw the stereo while I am driving or parked while the car is running and then start making sound again. When sound is not made the iPod is still charging and playing. Also if iPod is left on and playing when the car is being turned off it will continue playing.
1058040
It will connect automatically , but it won't start playing . You have to hit play either on the screen or on your device. The player will put the song on pause when you turn off the car and unless it's playing when you connect it you have to unpause it.
1816061
What kind of car? I don't use it like that but you can advance songs via the cd controller