J jmy2469 macrumors member Original poster Jun 10, 2010 79 0 Palm Harbor, FL Jun 19, 2012 #1 I have a 2009 Nissan Altima, are there any adapters out so I can use my iPhone 4S in my car? Thanks for the help
I have a 2009 Nissan Altima, are there any adapters out so I can use my iPhone 4S in my car? Thanks for the help
webslinger85 macrumors 6502a Nov 8, 2010 725 76 Jun 19, 2012 #2 Adapters for what exactly? If you just want audio you can use a simple AUX cable if your car has an AUX input
Adapters for what exactly? If you just want audio you can use a simple AUX cable if your car has an AUX input
J jmy2469 macrumors member Original poster Jun 10, 2010 79 0 Palm Harbor, FL Jun 19, 2012 #3 webslinger85 said: Adapters for what exactly? If you just want audio you can use a simple AUX cable if your car has an AUX input Click to expand... Just want audio, to be able to play my music that is on phone in my car
webslinger85 said: Adapters for what exactly? If you just want audio you can use a simple AUX cable if your car has an AUX input Click to expand... Just want audio, to be able to play my music that is on phone in my car
webslinger85 macrumors 6502a Nov 8, 2010 725 76 Jun 19, 2012 #4 jmy2469 said: Just want audio, to be able to play my music that is on phone in my car Click to expand... If your car has an AUX input, then you can just use an AUX cable. My 08 Sentra has one, so it's safe to assume your Altima does as well.
jmy2469 said: Just want audio, to be able to play my music that is on phone in my car Click to expand... If your car has an AUX input, then you can just use an AUX cable. My 08 Sentra has one, so it's safe to assume your Altima does as well.
T takeshi74 macrumors 601 Feb 9, 2011 4,974 68 Jun 20, 2012 #5 Check with the usual suspects for aftermarket interfaces and aux inputs: DICE, Grom, PAC Audio, USA Spec, etc. See also prior threads on such topics. This isn't an exhaustive list by any means. webslinger85 said: If your car has an AUX input, then you can just use an AUX cable. Click to expand... If you're ok with audio going through the headphone amp. Audio via the dock connector will be cleaner.
Check with the usual suspects for aftermarket interfaces and aux inputs: DICE, Grom, PAC Audio, USA Spec, etc. See also prior threads on such topics. This isn't an exhaustive list by any means. webslinger85 said: If your car has an AUX input, then you can just use an AUX cable. Click to expand... If you're ok with audio going through the headphone amp. Audio via the dock connector will be cleaner.