can i use this in my car to play cds? null

As far as I can tell, no. This question has been asked and the answers go both ways. Some people say yes (but haven't tried it) and some say no. I have not tried it in my car but it is designed for a computer so it doesn't have anti-skip or shock features (to speak of) plus, because it needs a driver, the car probably won't support it.

This unit requires a supported Windows or Mac OS Operating System and specific system requirements for a hard disk drive, available memory, and video memory to operate normally. It will not work with your car stereo. ^Daphane

Only if your car's sound system has a USB port for auxiliary sources such as a flash drive. But if it does, why not just convert songs to .mp3 files move them to a thumb drive and then use the thumb drive. It's smaller, and a 32GB flash drive can store enough music for a road trip from NY to LA and back without playing any song twice.

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As far as I can tell, no. This question has been asked and the answers go both ways. Some people say yes (but haven't tried it) and some say no. I have not tried it in my car but it is designed for a computer so it doesn't have anti-skip or shock features (to speak of) plus, because it needs a driver, the car probably won't support it.
Answered by Jewellzee 5 years ago
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This unit requires a supported Windows or Mac OS Operating System and specific system requirements for a hard disk drive, available memory, and video memory to operate normally. It will not work with your car stereo. ^Daphane
Answered by LG Digital Customer Care 5 years ago
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Only if your car's sound system has a USB port for auxiliary sources such as a flash drive. But if it does, why not just convert songs to .mp3 files move them to a thumb drive and then use the thumb drive. It's smaller, and a 32GB flash drive can store enough music for a road trip from NY to LA and back without playing any song twice.
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Answered by 12Stringer 5 years ago
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