Ummm . . . how do you get your iPod into it? Any advice?
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There are no instructions with the case/packaging. You slide your Ipod through the screen area of the case until it fits snugly inside. If you have a 30G Video Ipod then you need to use the extra piece of rubber that comes with the case. If you have the 60G or 80G then you do not use the extra piece of rubber. Then you peel off the sticker on the screen protector and position it so it fits around the perimeter of the case and Ipod window. I could never get mine to have a good seal though and the belt clip that comes with the case is absolutely awful. I hope this helps. Good luck!
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Ya you just need an aux cord for it. There is a USB port for it but it didn't charge mine could be different for yours depending on your iPod generation.
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Don't use the aux cable. Use the ipod cable to connect the ipod only and then plug the unit into cig lighter. Make sure to select radio station number on unit and use that same number on radio. Works perfectly ;)
769197
Be sure it has power, either batteries or AC adapter... press the power button ( first button on the left). Then select your source, IPod or FM radio
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if your ipod has a protective case, you would have to take that case off and slide the ipod in the armband. it is a bit hard to get it all the the way in whilst on your upper arm. but other thatn that it work perfect and i love it. for the price and the purpose to me its worth it.
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Use the auxiliary cable (the cord where both sides look the same) provided in the package. Plug one side of the cord into the speaker and plug the other side into the audio port of your ipod (the place where you would plug in your headphones or earbuds). I hope this helps! :)
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I had to do a bit of head-scratching to figure it out, but once it fell into place, it's very easy. You load this from your iTunes library on your PC/Mac. Your library list has check-boxes for the tracks you want to put on your iPod (in case you don't want to copy your entire library). Click on the iPod tab on your computer screen and "synch" your iPod to your computer to copy the checked items to your iPod. (Be sure you don't accidentally click the "eject" icon, which is also on that tab. I learned that the hard way.) It's very similar to copying documents to a flash drive, just a little more menu-intensive. You control the whole thing from your computer, with the iPod plugged into a USB port. I had to do a bit of head-scratching to figure it out, but once it fell into place, it's very easy. You load this from your iTunes library on your PC/Mac. Your library list has check-boxes for the tracks you want to put on your iPod (in case you don't want to copy your entire library). Click on the iPod tab on your computer screen and "synch" your iPod to your computer to copy the checked items to your iPod. (Be sure you don't accidentally click the "eject" icon, which is also on that tab. I learned that the hard way.) It's very similar to copying documents to a flash... » Read More I had to do a bit of head-scratching to figure it out, but once it fell into place, it's very easy. You load this from your iTunes library on your PC/Mac. Your library list has check-boxes for the tracks you want to put on your iPod (in case you don't want to copy your entire library). Click on the iPod tab on your computer screen and "synch" your iPod to your computer to copy the checked items to your iPod. (Be sure you don't accidentally click the "eject" icon, which is also on that tab. I learned that the hard way.) It's very similar to copying documents to a flash drive, just a little more menu-intensive. You control the whole thing from your computer, with the iPod plugged into a USB port. « Show Less
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Mr. Imagine did not help you...GeeThe only way to use an I pod is to get an adapter. Get a long double ended 3mm cord that goes from your 3mm earphone hole on the POD then patch it into tje female 3mm end of a Y splitter to RCA and then go through a vacant input. - imagine that.
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I use the Aux In port to connect my IPod to the system. I then push the Source button to select the IPod and I can play my IPod through the speaker system.
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I connect my iphone to mine using the Aux input. If your iPod has an aux output, all you need is the connecting aux cable
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I have the same unit and wanted to do the same thing but the best I could figure out was to buy a travel (windup) USB extension cable, break it out of the wind up case and use that to plug in the front and then run the cable back in between the bessel and the head unit and then route as desired. It's the cleanest way I could think of to accomplish the task. It actually looks fine. and now I can keep my ipod safely in the glove box.
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It has an Ipod choice. I think it might be in the set up. I haven't been able to figure that part out though.
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There is a USB connection in the rear of the unit. You can attach your old iPod via that method.
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I'm not certain with what you mean by sliding the iPod in, but as long as your iPod has Bluetooth it will work. You just need to pair them.
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The best and simplest way is to go through Itunes and just drag and drop. Sync it from there.I must warn you though, not all iPod videos come out the same. Some don't sync properly, for some reason (still working on that one). But 95% that I've sync'd played just fine.You can than use the DVD player/dock and watch them in widescreen!
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Nope. Found that out AFTER I bought the player. :( I put my ipod on it and it says on the screen "This device is not supported by the current something or other...." something like that.
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I've already set up an itunes account and downloaded some stuff. This is my first ipod. I'm very excited!