Hey guys, thanks ahead of time for your help and I apologize if these topics have been covered; but after searching, i couldn't find enough to fix my problems.

I have an 03 Acura RSX-S and installed the Avic D3 this weekend

1) My Bluetooth won't connect! The most I can get it to do is to make my phone play it's own music! but not through the stereo. it'll say "unrecognizable device". I have an LG VX8700 (verizon)

2) Ipod videos won't work, but i've heard many have this problem

3) Theres a whining noise all the time, sounds like my alternator -- i've read that it could be a bad ground but i know that it's grounded really well, i made sure of this.

Thanks for the responses guys!

2) Ipod videos won't work, but i've heard many have this problem

Did you enable the TV Out on your Ipod???

3) Theres a whining noise all the time, sounds like my alternator -- i've read that it could be a bad ground but i know that it's grounded really well, i made sure of this.

Make sure all the connections are secured, specially the ground. Unplug and plug it back.

And Pioneer products have tons of bluetooth problems with both Verizon, and LG

2) Ipod videos won't work, but i've heard many have this problem

Did you enable the TV Out on your Ipod???

3) Theres a whining noise all the time, sounds like my alternator -- i've read that it could be a bad ground but i know that it's grounded really well, i made sure of this.

Make sure all the connections are secured, specially the ground. Unplug and plug it back.

thanks for the replies -- what do you mean by the video out though?? im guessing its just a setting?

it is a setting on your ipod. sould be video out or tv out. turn it on.

it is a setting on your ipod. sould be video out or tv out. turn it on.

Got it

works great, now to fix the alternator noise and the bluetooth...

>3) Theres a whining noise all the time, sounds like my alternator -- i've read that it could be a bad ground but i know that it's grounded really well, i made sure of this.

If you have connected your amp or something...if so, make sure you seperate your wires power, remote supply "FAR" away from your rca and speaker wires...cuz these wires will interfere when you have a high voltage nearby. Creates a whining noise everytime you step on the gas or slowing down...if not, something is wrong with your ca.

For the blutooth, make sure you only using one or the other...handsfree setting or the wireless headset. When you first make the link to your bluetooth connection, you have the option to choose whether you will be connecting through the headset or "handsfree phone." seems like you made connection through your Wireless Headset to play music. Try unchecking it and check the other option for handsfree phone when making link to the BT unit.