Music on hold auxillary jack - Lucent Computers & Internet

If you are getting sound and picture from the screen's auxiliary jacks, then this only confirms that the screen is faulty. The DVD player must be reading the picture signal as it supplying the auxiliary jacks, but the screen has failed to display the signal.

I was wandering the same thing, but another option is a AM/FM Transmitter. you can buy one at stores like best buy. You plug your Music Device (iPhone, iPod..etc.) into it and it transmits it to a AM or FM band so you can tune into it with the AM/FM function and listen to your music so you dont hvae to buy a new radio.

computer side:
plug the cable into the green connector

stereo side:
you need an additional cable
like this one

http://www.techcables.com/6-inch-3-5mm-stereo-female-to-2-rca-male-y-cable-p-42.html

see radio shack

that goes in the back of the stereo in the aux port or line in

You need an auxillary adapter and can buy it from Best Buy.It has two jacks. One to place into your MP3 and the other to place in the Aux hole.

HI, very possible. Just follow this instruction:

All yo need to use for the connection is to get an RCA TO STEREO JACK HEAD (use the google image to see the type of cable).. Connect to denon 700aedab, make sure that the denon 700aedab is on either aux, tunner,video,etc. Those auxillary options on your denon 700aedab.

Connect the RCA into the aux of the denon 700aedab and connect the small jack head into the laptop ( where you plug in earphones),and play and enjoy your music.

If it does not play with aux try tunner, or video, one mustplay,and if it does ot play any, that means either the port of your laptop or the denon 700aedab port is faulty.

And don't forget to connect the speaker,because diffidently you will sure hear absolutely nothing with out the speaker.

Feel free to pass your comment .

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If your audio unit has an audio input plug and an auxillary function, you should be able to run the 3.5mm jack from the headphones socket on your iphone to the audio input of your audio system, then select aux on the audio system and you should be able to hear any music played on your iphone through your audio unit. Good luck.

If you are plugging this into the radio with a regular audio cable, (headphone jack out of iPod, to AUX jack on car radio) the car radio needs to be on auxillary. Depending on your car, you can change the mode from CD, to Radio, to Tape, and to Auxillary. If you have it on auxillary and it's still not working, you may try a different cable. Hope this helps!

In your car there should be an auxillary jack located in the glove compartment where you can purchase an auxillary jack and insert and plug into your Ipod in the headphone jack.
Hope this helps

try the volume setting on your ipod. it may have to be adjusted. go to settings, volume and see where you are on the slider and adjust to the volume you want. ipods come factory set at a predetermined volume level.