HTC one music connector

[jake699]

Can anyone tell me were I could get a connector for my HTC one to play music through my car? Iv no tape player only CD, thanks

HTC one

 

[mrbootcrm]

Can anyone tell me were I could get a connector for my HTC one to play music through my car? Iv no tape player only CD, thanks

HTC one

If you don't have a line in port your best bet is an fm transmitter. I have no insight on which kind to buy but some research online might get you pointed in the right direction.

 

[jake699]

Cool, will looking it, cheers for the help mate

HTC one

 

[TarekElsakka]

That's correct, an FM transmitter is probably the way to go, even though I have had bad experiences with them in the past, like bad frequencies, low sound and such. The only other way I can think of is to see if you can retrofit an AUX port in the back of your head unit, surprisingly A LOT of head units are actually prepared for AUX, and that would be a much better option in terms of quality, and at least you won't have to use the car's cigarette lighter.

 

[adriandb]

I've found the best way to accomplish this is to replace the headunit with one that had Bluetooth. FM transmitters can work, but the quality is awful and that can be a real hassle to get (and keep) working if the spectrum is crowded where you live.

 

[GadgetGator]

In the past, I had pretty good luck with my FM transmitter. You WILL get different results with different ones. Not all all created equal. Some only let you select from a small range of frequencies too which is quite limiting. That being said, they can be a pain to use as you travel around because you will need to change stations ocasionally as other radio stations bleed through. But in a pinch they can work. However as others have said, line in or Bluetooth solutions are better.

 

[TarekElsakka]

I have USB and AUX ports as well as a Bluetooth unit in my car, and I must say that the best quality comes from AUX. Bluetooth is pretty good, but not as good as AUX or playing music through a USB flash drive.