Read USB key (audio) on Hi-Fi system
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abelouis Posted messages 198 Status Member -
abelouis Posted messages 198 Status Member -
Hello to the community that often enlightens me and fascinates me when I delve into a technical subject.
Today, I haven't found an answer to a question that has been bothering me: is it possible to play music stored on a USB stick on a Hi-Fi system not designed for that?
What equipment would be necessary, if this is indeed possible? I believe that the USB stick is a digital medium, while the system is analog; if I'm not mistaken, a simple connection might be insufficient, and it would be necessary to have some sort of "modem"?
And regarding video, how can one play a USB-image on a flat screen that doesn't have an input for that purpose?
Hoping to spark your interest...best regards.
Today, I haven't found an answer to a question that has been bothering me: is it possible to play music stored on a USB stick on a Hi-Fi system not designed for that?
What equipment would be necessary, if this is indeed possible? I believe that the USB stick is a digital medium, while the system is analog; if I'm not mistaken, a simple connection might be insufficient, and it would be necessary to have some sort of "modem"?
And regarding video, how can one play a USB-image on a flat screen that doesn't have an input for that purpose?
Hoping to spark your interest...best regards.
3 answers
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Yes, you actually connect a jack cable like this between the speakers of the hi-fi system and your USB audio key:
male - male input
http://www.rueducommerce.fr/automobile/images/produits/xl/jackjack-108510.jpg
and if needed, you also have this kind of jack for the hi-fi system:
https://www.cablewholesale.com/prodimages/2rca-male-3.5mm-stereo-female-y-cable.jpg
there you go, that's it.
