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The problem you may have is that a portable cd player may not have sufficient buffering to compensate for the motion of the car Leave it in the car and you always have all your cds ready to play. Early car cd players were pretty bad that way

I would suggest that you rip your cds to mp3 files and use a usb stick to access them If your new hyundai has a usb port you can rip all your cd and transfer them onto a usb drive Lots more convenient although the sound won't be as good.

Hoping to play cd's/books on cd in car

Thought i could somehow use a portable cd player and hook it up to play through car audio but there's no aux outlet, only usb ports. Hi all, my dad recently got a new car and didn't think to check the spec for a cd player Is it possible to buy an external cd reader (quite cheap online designed for laptops) and plug into the usb port in the car for the sound to run through the cars speakers I was wondering if i could turn it into the bluetooth player with an occasional cd use but i found that it has only line out jacks

Do you think that it is possible to make it work? Is there a boombox/cd player with bluetooth that will work with the headphones The cd players i've researched seem to be receivers not transmitter. Cd player should have a headphone jack, connect that to an input on whatever speakers you want to use with it.

You can rip the book cds to mp3 files and play them from a usb stick if your car has a usb port

Or put them on your phone Send them to the car stereo with bluetooth or connect the headphone out of the phone to the aux input of the car stereo You can buy a portable cd player and connect that to the car stereo if it has an aux input. Those kids songs may have been recorded in stereo (music on one channel, singing on the other channel)

If the portable cd player is not a stereo model, you'll only hear one channel (the music). Do all cd players support.wav,.aif and.cda file formats I want to know this so i can give people audio files that they’d be virtually guaranteed to be able to play, no matter what device they want to play them on.

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