DIY tutorial Apple lighting to 3.5mm car audio aux cable??! [NAKED tutorial]

If you have an old lighting earpod or spoilt set lying around, this video is for you. You can now convert them into your very own lighting to Aux cable for your car audio or to speakers.
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[@thechannelwithnoname2445]

Wiring Colours Right: Red Right Ground: Red/Gold Left: Green Left Ground: Green/Gold Microphone: Red/Green

[@jscan]

Terrific job - exactly what I was looking for and a great recycling of the lightning cable as well! Great craftsmanship with the heat-shrink and hot glue combo - never thought of that - also, your putty solder/piece holder is genius! LOVE IT!

[@EnnTomi1]

very good tip use shoe lace as sleeve . learned !!! subbed! great project for my next wired mouse.

[@voux3267]

Nice techno in background btw. ty for video 💗

[@dimitriusdimitrakis3187]

simply an outstanding job is what you did, very taken care of the details!! Kudos to you!

[@slimbruh]

Great job bro this looks professional

[@Powerfulpackage]

I wish u wouldve made even a crude diagram or did an extreme close up so we can see what color goes where

[@wrengesquad8903]

Your a good guy

[@blackocean4]

This clean work big like for you

[@warewolf2304]

Say what.....?

[@MrWolf_DT]

Whats the color coding for the wires

[@MatthewNovoselskiy]

I know reply is 2y late but check the pinned comment for the color coded wores

[@ainzooalgown7589]

do you have a wire color diagram, like red is right, green is left or something like that since i cant see it properly in the video thks

[@nomanm3576]

Could you make a dongel that 3.5 mm to lightening so we can use lightening headphones to any phone?????

[@herresheroftuna8031]

You can basically just buy it from a Apple store

[@herresheroftuna8031]

@@Jamalaaa I just realized now that you’ve pointed that out, but that would be a waste of time and money as one would have to buy a Apple certified port and figure out how to ram it into a dongle, while the other way by buying lightning connectors and making it into a dongle makes the headphones be more compatible with other products while being able to use it on a iPhone cost effectively

[@Jamalaaa]

@@herresheroftuna8031 Well he wants to make it he may have the sports and in there has probably has a female lightning port and an AuxConnector or probably he did not know how to do it but basically question he wants to make it so that lightning headphones can connect to any phoneAnd probably saving money because he has those from his other projects or something

[@herresheroftuna8031]

@@Jamalaaayeah I understand, but the point of saving money is invalid since “made for iproducts” parts cost much because of apple standards and patents it will be much costly than said reverse Apple dongle

[@adobongcarrots]

Yoooooooooo!!!

[@eduangarcia2986]

@sgaudiohive Is it possible to do a video on how to put together a lightning cable to a mmcx with microphone??

[@freezinfire]

Really cool, thanks a lot

[@deadpocket4]

Thank you!! :)

[@eduardovladimir3594]

All I need is the color coding cuz I can’t see it that great in the vid but let’s hope google can help out

[@sgaudiohive]

I think I have the Color code in one of the recent video about lightning to mmcx cable from a earpod. But I will be doing a lighting earpod to adaptor guide soon too

[@fcukusanda7730]

I support u Man, I subs

[@sgaudiohive]

Thanks for the support!

[@scottmills4770]

Probably not even worth mentioning,, but; why not tie one of the inner strings of your shoe lace to the end of the cord you want through and use it as a pull string. Have to be a lot faster than pinch/push method you used. Albeit, you would have to cut the outer nylon jacket a little shorter (probably an (1 1/2 to 2 “) than whatever material the inner string is made of; to tie onto headphones/lightening cable

[@sgaudiohive]

Yes the proper way will be to to tie 1 one of the multiple strings inside the Paracord to the wire, but the wire has to be stripped and has to be knotted, it only works for very thin wires as the knot adds thickness which may impede the sleeving process

[@scottmills4770]

@@sgaudiohive strip and inch from each wire, make a small loop knot in one of the inner strings, with the stripped end pass through the loop knot the one inch or so where the insulation begins , fold over the stripped wire, using a small amount of good electrical tape attach wire to string and pull through. Easy

[@sgaudiohive]

Oh ya sorry this was an old video I made I was thinking that it is about sleeving a 1mm wire with a 2mn Paracord.. Which is difficult. this is a 4mm Paracord, the wires are 1.5mm, the wire could be sleeved up with the method mentioned in the video using the same amount of time of just stripping and tying the wires together. It looks slow in the video because I was trying to explain it. The process should only take a few second

[@АлександрЗолотухин-ц6л]

I watched your video once where you solder a 3.5mm usb-c adapter.I can't find((

[@sgaudiohive]

Here you go kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHPJmoppesicoJY

[@meeksp87]

How do I get the pin out

[@sgaudiohive]

it's in the video itself

[@FrankJAlejo]

Love the aviation connector! Seen it on keyboards but never like this. Hypothetically you can always swap the 3.5 to anything else and it should work right?

[@FrankJAlejo]

By disconnecting the aviation connection and plugging it into another

[@parveen9899]

Sir I have already seen this video but you skip mic connection I want with mic connection

[@sgaudiohive]

this is with mic connection

[@MrChangTan]

So did you ever release the pin outs PDF?

[@sgaudiohive]

Unfortunately or fortunately I would say, I'm trying to compile them on my new website as I am having issues with vector work and publishing on my laptop for awhile(2012 technology....) I will start with the compilation of video and written guide on my new website and hopefully get a downloadable version out

[@MrBobWareham]

Have you tried heat shrink with a layer of glue inside it bonds all inside when heated I purchase mine from RS Components

[@sgaudiohive]

We have a video on that, most of our video with terminations uses that too

[@sergusone5548]

Hi! please give a link to the pinout!

[@Black-Opal]

What is that clear sleeve at 6:00?

[@ptmmusic4913]

Can this cable livestream stereo audio?

[@sgaudiohive]

I am not too sure as I don't own an idevice to test, but it does aux audio well

[@ethenfurbey3729]

does this work if you don’t solder them?

[@eduardovladimir3594]

Yeah if you just make the right connection and make sure they don’t come loose and loose contact it would work

[@warewolf2304]

@@eduardovladimir3594 use hot glue either with a hot glue gun or if you’re impatient like me fire up the hot glue stick with a jet lighter or torch but any lighter will work. Once you twist your wires together out a dab of hot glue on them as covering all exposed copper wire this will not only hold the wires together firmly but will insulate the wires as well since hot glue is basically a nonconductive thermal glue

[@warewolf2304]

You need to either turn off the music or turn it way down we can’t hear you very well, second recommendation is to slow down when you’re talking, no offense or anything but with your broken English, talking fast and playing loud music it’s near impossible to really grasp what you’re saying to your viewer. Like I don’t even know if you even explained what wires to solder on what terminals of the audio jack. Again no offense on your accent, cause I sure as hell can’t speak or understand a second language, and good idea with the paracord sleeve and heat shrink as added protection and also using the grey putty as a way to hold down the tiny objects you’re soldering, really like that

[@ResulVEVO]

Test

[@EDGEx369]

nice but damn ill rather just buy one

[@rorywalters1614]

Good job, but destroying a usable £29 EarPods seem not worth it (don’t think it’s free, you paid for all the accessories when you bought your phone), buying an anti-break MFi lightening to 3.5mm aux cable will cost around £12, and it saves your effort. Buying one is just more feasible for average people.

[@sgaudiohive]

Ah yes but because of our job, we have a ton of these just lying around. Most of them are already broken some where

[@pompshuffle562]

@@sgaudiohive In my case, I've just found them crushed in a parking lot, but if enough is still working you could probably use them for free

[@SMAR-T]

Sorry but you absolutely have to cut the nails. it looks crazy 🤮

[@bernardogonzalez436]

Clickbait you weren't naked

[@ManKinder]

Are you SURE? 😎