Adapter that used to work with Gen 1 no longer works with Gen 6 nano

Question

Hi
Here's my problem
I had nano gen 1 2Gb I had no use for (a gift) and now I I restore radios I git to use it to trasmit music via adapter I have bought 2 weeks ago, which plugs into the Apple interface slot and outputs USB and L/R audio.
This one.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-USB-Cable-Video-AV-TV-RCA-for-iPod-Mini-Touch-Nano-V ideo-Classic-/350684814012?pt=US_MP3_Player_Cables_Adapters&hash=item51a6719abc
It worked just fine with Gen 1.
Then someone alerted me to that recall program and it got exchanged for Gen 6 a week ago.
When I plugged the adapter in it displayed "unrecognized device" but as I was playing FM radio it worked.
Then I used iTunes (latest) to convert some CDs, downloaded them into the iPod, started playing.....it playes for a few second, then makes the "wrong answer" sound (you know, that "errrrrrrrrrr!") and then keeps playing, and this happens every few seconds.
I thought first my disk import went bad as my computer is old and slow.
So I first played the imported disks on my computer, which worked fine, and then I played the iPod with just phones, expecting to hear that "errrrrrrrrrrr!" - nope, playes fine.
Then I plugged in the adapter (I only plugged it into iPod, the other end stayed unplugged) - and there it came again.
So, somehow the adapter that worked finr with gen 1 is no longer good.
Had I known that I would never exchanged it - 2GB is plenty of space, and the chance of that battery going up in flames are small.
Any ideas, anyone?
Regards,
Mike.

Answer 1

Not sure but maybe something to do with casting. Below is the code snippet from one of the blogs. Try modifying your script like below and see if still you get the error
[Microsoft.SharePoint.SPFieldUserValueCollection]$lotsofpeople = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.SPFieldUserValueCollection
$user1 = $w.EnsureUser("domain\user1");
$user1Value = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.SPFieldUserValue($w, $user1.Id, $user1.LoginName)
$user2 = $w.EnsureUser("domain\user2");
$user2Value = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.SPFieldUserValue($w, $user2.Id, $user2.LoginName);
$lotsofpeople.Add($user1Value);
$lotsofpeople.Add($user2Value);
$i["lotsofpeoplefield"] = $lotsofpeople;
$i.Update();
#-or-
$l.Fields["lotsofpeoplefield"].ParseAndSetValue($i,$lotsofpeople);
$i.Update();
Reference to the link
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/20831.sharepoint-a-complete-guide-to-getting-and-setting-fields-using-powershell.aspx
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