Altec Lansing M604 v IHome for Zune: How does the IHome work with the tuner?
859709
You must have gotten a bad speaker. I have exactly the same model bought in 2007. It still work fine even with the FM tuner. I never had a problem with it.
1028625
There is an FM tuner built in. I've never hooked it up, but there are enough music apps I've not felt the need to do so.
365098
I recently purchased this speaker but when I connected to ZUNE HD player it produces low output, which you can hear only if placed near your ears. any solution?
1644199
yes, its just an audio player......no dock. hd radio works too but you have to turn your zune upside down in the craddle.
1504566
My HD works with it as well. All it needed was an update, and that was done by simply plugging up the zune to it. I suspect that's why it's jumped up incredibly in price... guess I should've bought 3 instead of one while it was cheap!And just a general note... fm transmitters all seem to put out the same quality, no matter if it cost 5$ or 85$ dollars -- at least in all the places I've used it in. I only bought this one because it was crazy cheap at the time. At the current price, my 10$ one from ebay may not look as nice, but does the exact same job.
1498319
Yes this Ihome works with anything that has an auxiliary cord, or headphone input access.
869395
If you have a newer vehicle, I'm guessing you may have issues. I had a 1998 and it worked so-so; you have to find a station that doesn't come in or you'll get playback from the radio station. You can play all your downloaded music on your Zune through your car pack IF you can locate a station without feedback.Hope this helps.
351485
You can control the music both ways, the only thing is it doesn't display the music information in the MMI
1498318
I would say yes since how this unit works is by plugging into the headphone jack. The actual contra for the music, like song selection and volume are controlled by you iPod, phone, or other mp 3 player. You turn on the ihome, plug it into you headphone jack and your good to go. It does take batteries, no a/c power.
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As long as the files are in a format that the Zune can play, all you have to do is point to the file location as your media folders. The only issue I see if it not picking up the metadata so you might want to look out for that as it builds your library.
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I believe it works with a wide variety of Zunes. I know mine came with 4 or so different adjusters for different zune models, but I do not remember the exact types since I only use one of them. The main thing is if it uses the same zune port the Zune HD does it should work fine (the connector moves position to match former zunes)
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Samuel,Thanks for the instruction. However, I've found a novel solution. You see, I keep the iM600 next to my bed to listen in the morning and at bedtime. I found it very inconvenient to change selections while laying in bed. So being a lazy type, I opted for an extension connector cable that adds two feet between the player and my Touch. Since it works with any adapter I left the default one in place. Now I can easily pick up the Touch and change programming without hardly lifting my head from the pillow. The cable was hard to find and not cheap but I found one at http://www.cablejive.com/extendercable.html. It works great for me. Samuel,Thanks for the instruction. However, I've found a novel solution. You see, I keep the iM600 next to my bed to listen in the morning and at bedtime. I found it very inconvenient to change selections while laying in bed. So being a lazy type, I opted for an extension connector cable that adds two feet between the player and my Touch. Since it works with any adapter I left the default one in place. Now I can easily pick up the Touch and change programming without hardly lifting my head from the pillow. The cable was hard to find and not cheap but I found one at... » Read More Samuel,Thanks for the instruction. However, I've found a novel solution. You see, I keep the iM600 next to my bed to listen in the morning and at bedtime. I found it very inconvenient to change selections while laying in bed. So being a lazy type, I opted for an extension connector cable that adds two feet between the player and my Touch. Since it works with any adapter I left the default one in place. Now I can easily pick up the Touch and change programming without hardly lifting my head from the pillow. The cable was hard to find and not cheap but I found one at http://www.cablejive.com/extendercable.html. It works great for me. « Show Less
2170357
As long as it has the same connector as the regular zune, you should be fine. Id attach a photo of mine but I'm not sure how lol Sorry
39637
I have the same problem, pre-ordered new Zune 80, and interested in this pack. I see that there is a new a/v pack. Is this 100% certain? Are there any official sources of info on this?
526262
Hello i recently purchased a Zune home A/V, However i found that the dock plate is not compatible with my Zune, which is a 16 GB. Can someone please advise me where i can purchase a 16 GB dock plate? Thanks in advance.
2247917
I'm not familiar with Zune but it says in the manual under "My Music Library" - Access (or Browse) and playback your XM recordings, downloded MP3 and WMA music files and downloaded audio books. Not sure if this helps.
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According to the product description, it doesn't work with the Zune 120gb. =/