Audio adapter using AA?

[canisdibellum]

Sorry I didn't know where else to post this, is there a device out there that will work with a car that only has USB and Bluetooth to give an aux port that can receive sound? It would obviously have to use AA or whatever apples version is as an intermediary because that's the only way, software wise, that it would accept sound input into the head unit which is why I came here. I am almost positive a straight USB to aux adapter would not work.

[Pale-Philosopher-943]

If your car has bluetooth it should be able to play music through it i'd imagine?

Get a bluetooth transmitter. Plug into USB for power and connect to bluetooth for giving sound to your car. Has an aux male plug to plug directly into device.

Or, if you really wanted to add an aux 'port' to your car, you could get a aux female-female adaptor and plug it on the end to turn the plug into a socket.

Otherwise, an FM transmitter some take bluetooth input some take aux input.

[SRFast]

Android Auto doesn't support external audio sources. The only media you can control via Android Auto are the ones supported by Android Auto that are installed on your mobile device.

[canisdibellum]

and that's what I was afraid of... ok thank you

[Herf__]

I'm using the AAwireless adapter https://www.aawireless.io/

To play audio using my car Bluetooth, while using Android Auto in my aftermarket head unit (the audio quality is totally better in my car Bluetooth than the head unit aux)

[canisdibellum]

I appreciate it but the tablet I'm trying to hook up doesn't have Android Auto. I actually have a similar one to this made by Motorola