If you want to know how to play music from your smartphone to your car without an aux port, you can use an FM transmitter device as an alternative. Older factory and aftermarket car stereos don't come with an aux port, so you can't connect your phone to your radio using a aux cable. Now using the FM transmitter will work, however the sound quality will be average. Sometimes you can get interference coming through, but you have to work with what you have got. Now an FM transmitter device works by receiving sound from your phone and converting into a radio signal which your car stereo will pick up. So its kind of like a low powered radio station you are creating. Now you can purchase these really cheaply on website such as Ebay for around £10 or $15 depending on where you live.
1) Connect your FM transmitter device to the cigarette lighter socket. This will power it up because it requires 12 volts to switch on.
2) So now that you have the power sorted, you need to connect an AUX cable with a jack into the port on the little device and plug the other end into your smartphone.
3) Launch the music player on your phone. Tune into the same radio frequency the FM transmitter is set to, or you can set your car CD player to automatically scan for it. Either way you will pick it up. Play around with the music player, such as adjusting the quality and volume settings to get the best sound quality you can possibly gain from connecting your phone to your car without an aux port this way.
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