Same here ...
downgraded successfully, saw one video, switched to music and lost the ability to see video. It keeps asking for the av cable regardless of the AVIC D3 cable being connected.
Has anyone figured this one out?
Thanks,
paypen
Same here ...
downgraded successfully, saw one video, switched to music and lost the ability to see video. It keeps asking for the av cable regardless of the AVIC D3 cable being connected.
Has anyone figured this one out?
Thanks,
paypen
make sure you do not have shuffle on and you unplug and replug the cable back it when you start the video or movie on the ipod.
There was something to do with shuffle being on to that made it act up but I forget exactly what it was... I remember sitting in my car the 1st night (late at night) trying to figure out how to make it work and getting pretty mad LOL
Now I use it all the time without even thinking about it and dont have any problems (with videos or music, I have both on my ipod) its a little tricky switching between the 2 and for some reason I never use shuffle and in fact I remember yelling at my kid once for turning it on but I cant remember why LOL
thanks!!
mine worked fine after i did this......its been two months with no problem and tonight, it stoped working.
the video still plays in ipod but it doesnt play on the screen anymore......anyone had this problem?
hello im new to the forum but i have been reading for some time, i have to diferent units but my D3 is the one i used more so my question is will this work with my 120gb ipod classic or i need a diferent version.
thanks
i tried everything but nothing. i have the ipod 120g 6th gen. i did everything he said in the steps but nothing, now i'm trying to figure out what's the next step? i'm about to throw this ipod to the wall if i can't get this done. help me please, someone.
Its not going to work. This is for the 6th gen iPod Classics that only included the 160GB and the 80GB iPods. The 120GB are considered 6.5 gen iPods.
VBLUE42,
Is there a workaround for this model (6.5 Gen) IPod?
Not that I am aware of.