Hi Alexa, I’ll have to check with my friend that has a Droid X to find out what you’re referring to. It might have some kind of high-quality audio out via the HDMI port.

However, a regular auxiliary audio cable will work with any device that has a headphone jack. The cables are usually only a few bucks, so you could try the standard way out and see how it sounds in your car.

Thanks for your comment! Let us know if you find anything else out about the other way of connecting your Droid X!

Hi Melanie,
I’m not sure what you’re asking.

This article explains how to hook an Android phone up to a car stereo to be able to play Pandora through your car speakers. (We’re an Android blog.)

We are not affiliated with Pandora Radio. However, I did find this link on their site relating to in-car audio:
http://www.pandora.com/auto

Hi, Mary Ann – have you tried rebooting your phone? Sometimes I get wonkiness (for lack of a better term) and rebooting my phone seems to get things straightened out!

Aw, I hope Pandora is available internationally someday! Thanks for the additional info.

Hm, I’m not sure what could be the problem except that the media volume control is separate from the other phone volume levels. Where are you controlling the volume from, the main phone settings menu?

And unforuntately being outside of the US I can’t use Pandora.

The closest we have to it here is Spotify which is amazing on the PC, but unfortunately you have to pay £10/month for Premium in order to use it on your phone.