Do you think so?

Hello to everyone. One of the common problems of all 307 users is the 5-player cd player, so if I thought I would take the broken cable and disconnect the socket on the 5-cd player and solder the loose cable ends to a female usb port? I thought when I was writing now, though it was so simple, everyone had done it but let's try it anyway

Hodja, when we think well, you need to read a usb and put in a system that recognizes audio files. He should read the sound file in memory and send it as an audio signal. With the method you say, AUX input is made with a 3.5mm jack, but with a USB jack. & Nbsp;

Hodja, special apparatus is sold for the system you call, you plug it into the cd output of the tray, it has usb, sd card and aux input, the tape thinks it is a cd player, it plays in the mp3 inside it, even if your tape does not have mp3 feature.

[QUOTE = Receiving] When we think well, you have to put a system that reads the USB and recognizes the audio files. He should read the sound file in memory and send it as an audio signal. With the method you say, AUX input is made with a 3.5mm jack, but with a USB jack. & Nbsp; [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = Serco05] Special equipment is sold for the system you are calling, you are plugging it into the cd output of the tray, it has usb, sd card and aux input, the tape thinks it is a cd player, even if it does not have mp3 feature in your tape. [/ QUOTE]

When these pieces first came to Turkey if the price was satılıyordu.şi as TL 350-400 150 laedr the 2012-07-14 19:44:16

I do not want xcarlink because of its salty price, cassette adapters and fm transmitters because of their poor quality. we couldn't get aux from cd changer output .. schema blah okay, but we couldn't activate cd changer from pp2000, we couldn't find a menu like that, so the tape doesn't switch to aux mode. Anybody suggest a solution?