I listen to online radio stations on my lap top and mobile. Is it possible to listen to these stations in my car via my mobile ?
I have looked at suggestions online but they pose more questions than they answer. A simple question, I hope.
Thanks in advance.
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16-06-2021 11:58 AM #1@hibs.net private member
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Music in Car
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16-06-2021 12:05 PM #2@hibs.net private member
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Need to know the car, most cars in the last few years will have android and apple mirroring. Or connect with a USB
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16-06-2021 12:23 PM #3Testimonial Due
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My friend has an electric fiat 500 doesn’t even have a radio you stream from your phone.
Imagine this is how most cars will go!
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Most new cars have Bluetooth nowadays don't they?
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I've still got portable cd player on the flexible stand. 😉
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It's a Ford EcoSport. Originally Posted by Moulin Yarns
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If you have an older car without Bluetooth/CarPlay, etc. you can buy a Bluetooth adapter which broadcasts to a FM frequency so you can listen to what’s on your phone.
Cocoda Bluetooth FM Transmitter for Car, Blue Ambient Ring Light Wireless Radio Car Receiver Adapter Kit with Hands-Free Calling, Dual USB Charger 5V/2.4A and 1A, Support SD Card, USB Disk https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07MV4G9...M2GVEWQZEG9DRT
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Old version doesn't have android OS if I'm right. But it should have a USB port on the infotainment system. Try attach the phone directly and see if it recognises it. Originally Posted by pollution
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Alternatively get one of the Wee Bluetooth speakers and sit it on dashboard 😉
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Sorted, thanks everyone.
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What did you do? Originally Posted by pollution
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Originally Posted by sleeping giant
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I read the instruction manual that I thought I had lost !
Clicked on the Bluetooth logo and connected from there.
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👍 Originally Posted by pollution
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