AppleTV in iTunes Speaker List?

I'd like to add a new AppleTV to an existing wireless network with multiple Airport Expresses streaming music to different parts of my home. Will the AppleTV show up in my iTunes speaker list, allowing me to stream music to it simultaneously with my AXs? Or can I only access my iTunes library through the AppleTV's on-screen menus?
Since I'd be adding this to my Home Theater, I would love the extra functionality of being able to stream movies and photos to my new 50" plasma. But it's important to be able to stream the same music to the whole house...
NB

I have the exact same issue. Everything is up to date, and it used to be able to do this. My main goal is to be able to be streaming to multiple speakers again like I was able to do before. This just stopped working with no major software changes in iTunes or AppleTV. I did just upgrade to Lion though, so I think it may be a Lion issue.

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One solution for AppleTV not appearing in iTunes Devices list

So, this may not be everyone's problem, but I noticed I was having trouble seeing my AppleTV in iTunes sources list when my iBook (the syncing computer) was on wireless, but not when i was plugged into the router via ethernet.
Perplexed by this, I kept investigating and discovered I couldn't even ping the AppleTV when on the iBook was on wireless, but if I plugged into the ethernet, again - it worked. (the AppleTV connects to my router wirelessly, though for the first big sync I had them both on ethernet.)
Anyhow, I don't know if this is happening in the router, or in the AppleTV, but the solution was ... to change my laptop's name in sharing preferences.
This also changes the bonjour name, and that somehow was confusing either the router or the AppleTV since I guess two LAN IP addresses had the same bonjour name.
I suppose it might also work to force the router to give the same IP address to me whether I'm connected to the router via ethernet or airport. I'm not sure. All I know is, I changed the computer name and now I can ping the appletv when the ibook is connected to the router wirelessly, and the AppleTV appears in the Devices list in iTunes when the iBook is connected via wireless so... I'm happy.

Yeah ,this only worked temporarily. I don't know what's going on with my router and my AppleTV but it's proving impossible to reliably sync to the AppleTV when both the AppleTV and my iBook (the syncing computer) are connected to my router wirelessly. Sometimes, fiddling with the router fixes it, sometimes rebooting the AppleTV fixes it, but invariably, the time comes when I can ping and see the AppleTV from my desktop (connected to the router via ethernet) and not from the iBook (connected wirelessly)

Itunes speaker name not supported by this base station

I get this message when I try to enable airtunes on my AX using the new Airport Utility:
--The setting "itunes speaker name" is not supported by this base station--
I have reloaded the firmware, done a couple hard resets, no dice.
Anyone seen this before?
If I try to use the old airport admin utility I don't see the "music" tab used to inspect and change the speaker name and password.
And the AX does not show up in the iTunes speaker list.
TIA for ideas,
UPMG

Welcome to Discussions, andrewmalone!
Unless it's brand new, to get a signal you'll need to reset to factory default to clear the previous conflicting profile. Refer to the last section "How to perform a factory default reset" on this page:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=108044
To confirm successful reset after a minute, you should see the Express's default name (Apple Network ____) in your menu bar's AirPort icon.

AppleTV quit synching, no longer in iTunes Device List

Darn. Just realized my AppleTV hasn't synched to my MacBook Pro for 3 weeks.
In AppleTV settings, it shows that it is linked to: JP's BigBook Music. In iTunes, my music library is called: JP's BigBook Music
However, my AppleTV does not appear in the iTunes device list. I have "look for AppleTVs" checked on. I can stream music from my MacBook to AppleTV via AirTunes. I can connect and control the AppleTV from my iPhone.
What the heck? I'm tired of this.
Jim

Wifi channels are approximately 5 Mhz apart, but each channel is around 30 Mhz wide, so unfortunately they tend to overlap which means that channel 4 (say) and channel 6 can still interfere with each other to a certain extent. How much they can interfere depends on the equipment, I have networks using channels 1, 4, 7, 10 and 13, so theoretically they all overlap, but I don't have any issues at all with my Apple tv's or any other equipment for that matter.
Other household equipment such as microwave's cordless phones, baby monitors, garage door openers and the like can all use similar channels and can be almost impossible to detect without specialist hardware. Additionally due to the nature of the Apple tv it is often located to other electrical equipment which might cause a problem.
If you've ruled out interference, it may be that the settings on your AP's need attention, however I doubt that I've just been lucky to the extent that I have numerous Apple tv's here at home and at work that have been problem free when others have gotten wonky units. I suspect there is a reason for your poor performance other than the Apple tv itself.

ATV not showing in the iTunes device list? Check your HTTP proxy config

Seems like many people are having trouble getting their ATV to show up in the iTunes Devices list. Here's my situation, and the root cause:
1. I have a small network at home consisting of one LAN with a number of computers, and a gateway router that provides DHCP, DNS and HTTP (web) proxy services
2. I found that my ATV would display in the Devices list only when the ATV and at least one Mac were isolated from the rest of my network; when I connected them back to the rest of the LAN the ATV disappeared from the Devices list (in the simplest case this isolation was a crossover cable between the Mac and ATV)
3. when connected to the whole LAN, the ATV could successfully contact the iTunes Store (trailers, etc) but would not show up in the Devices list
4. I could ping the ATV from the Mac running iTunes every time (i.e. I did not have a basic connectivity problem; e.g. "ping appletv.local." always worked)
5. I started with my ATV on v1.1, when I upgraded to 2.0 and turned on the the iTunes' "Look for remote speakers connected with AirTunes" option ATV always appeared in the speaker list (i.e. even when it wasn't in the Devices list)
I had gone through the Apple troubleshooting guides, with no change.
After a lot of elimination I discovered that my problem was with my web proxy settings: my Macs were configured to use my gateway router for HTTP, and it seems that iTunes connects back to the Apple TV via HTTP - these requests were sent to the proxy and rejected (as they were for an address on the inside LAN; this is the way my proxy was configured).
I fixed the problem by using a PAC file specifying my LAN as "DIRECT" (e.g. below). An alternative would have been to configure my proxy to allow connections from the LAN back into the LAN (but be careful about allowing access from elsewhere, e.g. the Internet).
Here's my PAC file: my LAN is in the 10.0.0.0/8 address space, domain *.home.lan. (iTunes seems to contact the AppleTV via it's IP address, e.g. http://10.0.0.169:3689/ript/fp-setup?fairPlayID=4a5...):
function FindProxyForURL(url, host)
// simple hostname
if (dnsDomainLevels(host) == 0) {return "DIRECT";}
// match Host against local domains (w/ optional :port)
var dom = /(127\.\d.d+.d+|.local.?|10.d+.d+.d+|.home.lan.?)(:d)?/;
if(dom.test(host)) { return "DIRECT"; }
// All other requests go through port 8080 of proxy
// should that fail to respond, go directly to the WWW:
return "PROXY proxy.home.lan:8080; DIRECT";
The reason the ATV was successfully appearing in the Devices list when it and a Mac were isolated from the rest of the LAN was that the Mac was unable to reach the proxy, and falling back to the 'DIRECT' connection.
Note: if you don't have basic connectivity, e.g. if ping appletv.local. doesn't work, then the above is almost certainly not your problem.
Ben
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Hi There,
I have the exact same issue going on that this person described in this thread, but with the EXCEPTION in my case being that, after I have plugged my device into my laptop and uplugged it (about 10 consecutive times), my iTunes FINALLY recognizes my iPod Touch.
This is extremely frustrating to have to go through this scenerio each and every single time I want to synch and charge my Touch. Is there any way to correct it, so that the device would be recognized immediately when I first plug it in? It used to work this way (prior to the v.10 update, most likely).
Thanks!

How I fixed my Apple TV dissappearing from my iTunes Device List

For those looking for a magic cureall you won't find it here.
The long and short of the matter, the problem was on my end. Specifically an element of my ethernet's driver configuration utility wasn't loading properly. So, the AppleTV would show up in my device list and then dissappear after about 5 minutes and the only way to get it to show back up in my itunes device list is to cycle the power on the AppleTV. Unfortunately doing this would cause the same dissappearing AppleTV out of my iTunes device list.
I'm one of those fools that bought that KillerNIC overpriced ethernet card and I had disabled the killernic tray application. As I recall I had some issues with my initial windows install and had to disable it to keep the computer from rebooting constantly. When I fired up msconfig and had teh tray application launch when windows boots up then the AppleTV showed up in my device list and everything was fine and is still fine.
I spent about 2 hours on the phone with Apple tech support, who were as helpful as they could be when the problem was on my end. They even transfered me to one of their product specialists and he had some suggestions, but we soon realized the problem wasn't with the AppleTV, but something on my end.
A few things to try, that the Apple tech reccomended:
-If you are connected with a wired ethernet, then plug the AppleTV directly into your computer (PC or Mac) with the ethernet cables. The ethernet jack on the AppleTV is autonegotiating so you don't need a crossover cable. We tried this on my PC and the AppleTV didn't show up in my device list. But when we tried doing this on my Macbook the AppleTV showed up just fine. Which showed both myself and the Apple tech that all is well with the AppleTV, but something in my configuration was amiss.
Don't waste your time on port mapping or port forwarding or any of that business, since the AppleTV is behind the firewall those sorts of things are not going to affect the AppleTV. Now the tech did say that some routers are flakier then others and a setting change or two might cause the AppleTV to stop working. His suggestion was to save my current setting and reset the router to default settings. Do not revert the firmware to an earlier version, but put the router settings for the current firmware into a default state. I know this is tedious, but if you are as frustrated as I was a few hours ago, then any suggestion to try is helpful.
For the record here is my system and network stuff:
router: Dlink DGL-4300 (V1.8)
ethernet: Bigfoot Networks KillerNIC (v3.1.2.3)
OS: WinXP (but the tech didn't think that the OS was the issue)
I guess the moral of the story is why did it work and what changed to make it stop working? I was 100% convinced that an iTunes update caused teh problem to fail, because heck it was working once and now it doesn't work and I forgot that one bit that made my setup nonstandard (the missing tray application).
Now this might not help anyone but me, but just on the off chance that someone else out there has more money then sense, bought an overpriced ethernet adapter, disabled the tray application, and is now having problems with dissappearing devices. Well, do I have a solution to your problems.
ds

It's not a matter of unpairing it from the iMac. You need to pair your iMacs remote to it and the ATV remote to the ATV. If you don't pair you iMac to it's remote, then the ATV remote will always be able to activate it, even if the ATV's remote is paired to the ATV (and vice versa).
In case you don't know how to pair the remote. Hold the remote aout 3" from the iMac and hold the menu and next buttons down for about 5 seconds. You will see a linked chain on your screen once there are paired.
Glor

My new apple TV does not listed in iTunes devices list.

I can watch movie from my MacBook Pro but no photoes.
On iTunes devices list I can see iPhone, iPad and old Apple TV (Connected to another TV)
Software on both my computer and new Apple TV are updated
Thanks

only devices which can sync like the org appletv show up in devices
non of the black appletv's does

Added many items to my iTunes wish list last night but today it is empty?

Hi,
I added lots of items to my iTunes wish list using my AppleTV last night but today when I went to check my wish list using iTunes on my desktop it is empty - does anyone know any reason why this might happen?

The older version of iTunes does not read the wish list from AppleTV, 11.1.4 finally supports wish list. I'm trying now to find out if here if I have to upgrade my firmware for iTunes to see it.
https://discussions.apple.com/message/24607948#24607948
I've noted before when I updated the firmware the wish list was vanquished from the AppleTV.

Missing AppleTV in iTunes w Vista

Hi everyone,
My new AppleTV will not appear in my iTunes Devices list. I'm trying to connect to the ATV using a Dell Desktop running Vista Home Premium. The ATV and my computer are connected via a Linksys WRT54G2 router. The ATV connects to the internet and I can stream audio from my iTunes library on the computer to my ATV but the ATV does not appear in the devices list. Here is a list of things I tried.
*Connected the ATV to my home network via wireless and wired
*Turned the router, ATV, and computer off and on in every conceivable sequence
*Disabled the firewall in Vista and uninstalled Norton Anti-Virus
*Uninstalled and reinstalled iTunes
*Allowed anonymous internet requests and multicast traffic in the router
*Turned off AP isolation in the router
*Captured network traffic to and from the ATV with Wireshark. It appears Bonjour traffic (port 5353) is making it to my computer. Interestingly Wireshark is telling me the Time-to-Live (TTL) is low or unexpected for the traffic from the ATV.
This seems like a great product but it's going back unless I can get it to work. Please help.

OK, even further update... it turns out that the installer for the new EyeTV 2.4 AppleTV-compatible software has a problem with the QT 7.1.6 update.
Here's the scenario:
I redid my iMac back to a known-good configuration from a few weeks ago, before the 7.1.6 update. AppleTV now appeared on the Device list just fine, synced up, did everything perfectly.
I installed the 7.1.6 update, and Apple TV STILL worked perfectly!
Then I ran the installer for EyeTV 2.40, and as soon as I gave consent for it to modify some device driver it was using, which I assume means it tweaked QuickTime or iTunes somehow, AppleTV disappeared from Devices, iTunes stopped working correctly, and EyeTV itself would frequently hang.
Reverted back to the next-earlier EyeTV, pulled a good copy of iTunes from my earlier image, and everything started working again.
Late yesterday, Elgato sent me a link to a new beta version of 2.40, which apparently addresses this problem. It has been reported only by users of PowerPC machines, which is why my fiancee's MacBook didn't have a problem. The new patched code works nicely with 7.1.6 and everything works again.
Here's the patched 2.4:
http://s3.amazonaws.com/eyetvbeta/eyetv24_betabuild2654.zip
I'll post another thread about this with a better subject so that EyeTV owners can find it and deal with it.

Seeing AppleTV in Itunes

I have an appleTV, Netgear WPN824 and a G4 MacPowerbook. I repalced this with an G5 Intel PowerbookPro. I have both Powerbooks connected wirelessly to the network, but only the G4 can see the appleTV in itunes. I have reloaded OSX and itunes on the G5 machine and I have reset the appletv and set it to search for new itunes, but still only the G4 machine can see it.
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Thanks

Only the mac with the tv primary itunes library (the one that syncs and streams) can see the tv and display it in its devices list all of the time. Secondary (streaming only) libraries need to be selected as the source from the tv before the tv will show up in the device lists of itunes.
Is this what you are asking.

Is there a way that iTunes can act as a Radio Alarm Clock? I have found the radio station I enjoy listening to in the iTunes Radio List. Is there anyway iTunes (and my Mac) can be set to come-on and start playing that Radio Station from Sleep mode at spec

Is there a way that iTunes can act as a Radio Alarm Clock?
I have found the radio station I enjoy listening to in the iTunes Radio List. Is there anyway iTunes (and my Mac) can be set to come-on from Sleep mode and start playing that Radio Station at specific times of the day?
Any App or plug-in that does that?
Many thanks
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Turning your Mac into a clock radio.
1. In iTunes create a playlist that contains just the radio station you want to wake up to.
2. Export the playlist (as .m3u works well). Get Info on your playlist file and look at the Open With entry to make sure it points to iTunes, VLC or some other app that will stream your station.
3. In iCal create an event entry at the time you want to wake up.
4. Right (or Control) click on your wakeup event and select Get Info.
5. For "alarm" select Open File.
6. Now under Open File there will be a place to add the file to open. It will probably be some default entry (like iCal). Click on it will allow you to select "other." Then use the file dialog to select your playlist file.
Your Mac will wake you up at the appointed time. You don't need to keep iCal running. If you want to put you Mac to sleep for the night then there is one more thing you need to do. Open System Preferences to Energy Saver and click on the Schedule button. Check Start up or wake and set the wake up time to slightly before your iCal alarm time.
Dan

Apple TV doesn't show up in my iTunes devices list

Hey, I tried to post this question an hour ago but apparently my crappy 2.16 GHz intel 2 core duo iMac with 3 GB, 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM can't handle anything else while it is pointing out in iMovie '09 that none of my HD video is stable enough to take advantage of the stabilization feature.
Anyway, here's my second attempt at seeking assistance for the most pressing of the many complications I am faced with as a Mac user.
I can no longer see my Apple TV in the list of devices in iTunes on my iMac. This happened after I downloaded the most recent software update for my Apple TV, and after my step-father-in-law hooked me up with a home entertainment system. I have noted below with "CHECK!" the tasks I have performed in my attempts to maintain a love affair with Apple:
Verify that you have the latest version of iTunes installed. CHECK!
Verify that you have the latest version of Apple TV software installed. CHECK!
Verify Apple TV is powered and properly connected to your television and you can navigate the Apple TV interface. CHECK!
Verify Apple TV is properly connected to your network and the network is properly configured. When configuring Apple TV, if you do not see your wireless network, exit the selection screen by pressing the Menu button then go back in and the software will rescan. DUMB THIS ONE DOWN, APPLE. HOW DO I VERIFY APPLE TV IS PROPERLY CONNECTED TO MY NETWORK? WHY NOT SAY, "CHECK THAT APPLE TV SHOWS UP IN THE iTUNES DEVICES LIST" AS A TROUBLESHOOTING OPTION WHEN SOMEONE SAYS THAT THEIR PROBLEM IS THAT THEIR APPLE TV DOESN'T SHOW UP IN THEIR iTUNES DEVICES LIST". THAT'D BE HELPFUL.
Verify network connectivity on Apple TV by playing a movie trailer in Movies > Trailers. CHECK (BUT *** IS THAT "BIG MAN JAPAN" MOVIE TRAILER ABOUT?)
Verify that the computer you are using can access the iTunes Store. CHECK!
If you're using Apple TV in a school or office environment, make sure Apple TV is on the same network segment as your computer (check with your network administrator) or else iTunes won't see Apple TV. NOT APPLICABLE
For more information on how to properly set up your Apple TV, see the Apple TV Users Guide. UH, I BOUGHT THIS THING 1.5 YEARS AGO. DO I NEED TO REALLY GO BACK TO THAT?
Restart iTunes (Quit or Exit and then reopen iTunes). CHECK!
Reconnect Apple TV to iTunes OH THANKS. THIS IS GOOD ADVICE. *** DO YOU MEAN BY RECONNECT APPLE TV TO iTunes?
If that doesn't address the issue, then:
Reset HOW?
Restart your computer. CHECK!
Rejoin network (wireless) and/or Restart your network router ***? HOW? WHERE TO I CLICK?
Reinstall iTunes OH SNAP! I'LL DO THAT IF NOBODY HAS ANY BETTER ADVICE.
If you have Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard), click here for information on configuring Firewall. SHOOTSKIE, I WILL NEED TO GO BACK TO THE WEBSITE TO CLICK THAT LINK.
For Mac OS X 10.4 and earlier, make sure UDP port 5353 (Bonjour) is open on your firewall. If you use Windows Firewall, follow the steps here. SHOOTSKIE, AGAIN, NEED TO GO TO WEBSITE TO CLICK LINK, BUT I AM HOOKED UP THROUGH A WIRED CONNECTION DO I STILL NEED THIS STUPID PORT STUFF?
Otherwise, if you use other firewall software or hardware, check the software documentation on how to open UDP port 5353. IT IS SO COMPLETELY, RIDICULOUSLY LAME THAT "OPEN UP UDP PORT 5353" EVEN NEEDS TO BE PART OF THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR GETTING MUSIC FROM YOUR COMPUTER ONTO YOUR TV."
If you use Windows, try disabling services and startup items that may be conflicting. UHH, WHY WOULD I EVER HAVE WINDOWS? I SPEND 10-12 HOURS A DAY ON WINDOWS AT WORK, CRASHING MAYBE ONCE EVERY FEW WEEKS. I SPEND 30-60 MINS A DAY ON MY iMAC, CRASHING 1-2 TIMES A DAY. SERIOUSLY THOUGH, WINDOWS ***** TOO. TECHNOLOGY *****. PERIOD.

Hi everyone. I am typing here on my brand new 24-inch iMac. So far it's great! However, the issue I had with the Apple TV is unrelated to the iMac itself, and I wanted to let everyone know what the solution was to my Apple TV issue.
Until early this Sunday morning when I discovered this solution, my iMac would not sync with the Apple TV. This problem began after the most recent Apple TV software update. I neglected to mention in my previous posts that my Apple TV was connected to the Internet via an Ethernet connection.
Prior to the most recent software update, I believe that my Apple TV communicated wirelessly with my iMac and via an Ethernet connection to the iTunes store. With the latest Apple TV update, the sync between the iMac and the Apple TV does not work if the Apple TV is connected to the Ethernet. My solution was as follows:
1. Disconnect the Ethernet cable from the Apple TV. Do not reconnect.
2. Restore Apple TV to the factory settings. I'm not in front of my Apple TV at the moment but navigating through the Apple TV menu to reset the settings was fairly straightforward for me.
3. After resetting the factory settings and following the instructions, I was able to see the Apple TV in my computer's iTunes, but I was stuck with the super old software version from summer '07 when I bought this thing (i.e. before you could rent movies or watch anything in HD on the Apple TV).
4. Look for the software update on the Apple TV (again, fairly intuitive by navigating the menu on your TV) and download/install the latest update.
5. If your problem was due to having your Apple TV connected to the Ethernet, I think this should do the trick! It should now show up on your computer's iMac and it should automatically start syncing your iTunes content although I did have to direct it to sync my photos.
p.s. Does anyone know how I can let Apple know that this issue exists with the latest Apple TV update? The guys at the Genius Bar at the mall I went to in Pleasanton, CA couldn't find any notes in their knowledge database about issues with the latest Apple TV software update and I think it's important that Apple knows about this.
p.s.s. I think Apple should make all of us, their consumers, more aware of how to let Apple know about these issues because this issue was so frustrating and throughout the whole troubleshooting process I felt very helpless and would have felt so much more positive about Apple if I just had a forum in which I could let Apple know I was having this issue (above and beyond this user forum through which I ended up losing much of my iTunes album artwork after following one person’s advice).
So if that forum exists, please let me know and let's brainstorm as to how to get more people like me to be aware of that forum so other people don't experience the same frustrations I have experienced.
p.s.s.s. I haven't tried reconnecting my Apple TV to the Ethernet in my home. While it will probably be slower to rent and download movies wirelessly, I don't care that much as I'm thinking I will start renting movies through Netflix instead and just use the Apple TV to watch my homemade videos on my TV.
But I am curious, why does Apple charge so frickin' much to rent a movie on the Apple TV? $4.99 for an HD movie? Everyone who has NetFlix tells me it is sooooo much cheaper and very easy to use. And to be honest, this makes me mad. Not that there is a cheaper option for renting movies/TV shows. That makes me happy. What makes me mad is that Apple charges so much to rent a movie when it doesn’t benefit them and it doesn’t benefit me. I think Apple does a lot of good things, but I think being able to rent (or even better, to subscribe to) media that you can watch (almost) instantaneously in your home is the wave of the future and still relatively new. If Apple wants to make money off of this service in the long term, they need to start by offering movies for super cheap, even taking a loss off the price they pay the production companies if they have to, because right now it's still all about adoption (i.e. getting as many people as Apple possibly can to think about renting a movie or *please please* a TV show through Apple ).
So I guess I feel like it's a lose-lose for Apple and me. Through Apple, to rent a movie (or *please please* a TV show) I will pay much more than I would with Netflix. But if Apple can walk away with an untarnished reputation after creating a special headphone input into their original iPhone device to make extra money out of nothing, then maybe they can do no wrong and we just need to keep blindly giving them our moolah? Can somebody please let me know how I could get a better job or at least a raise so that I can give Apple all of the money they are trying to squeeze out of me?
p.s.s.s.s. I am soooo sorry Apple, but the other day when I was at your store looking for the Firewire adaptor I needed to transfer files from my Firewire 400 on my old iMac to my new iMac via the Firewire 800 adaptor, I just couldn’t stomach the huge markup. I imagine you guys make a ton of money by ridiculously marking up your accessories over what one could pay elsewhere.
I know the rest of your consumers are happy to pay $50 for buying the cable in your store and I would like to apologize right now for using your in-store computers to search for the alternative pricing which I found for $19.99. I don’t believe any of your other customers saw me doing this, but if they did, please accept my sincere apologies. In the current economic environment, reputation is everything and it would be unfortunate for all of us if the Apple masses felt they were being taken advantage of.
Wow, I think I’ve got some issues with Apple that I need to work out. Anyone know a good therapist?

My iPod will not show up in the Itunes device list plus I get an error message

Hello!
My iPod will not show up in the Itunes device list plus I get an error message
" One or more devices is getting too much power from the USB wire" or sumptin like that.
I've tried this with two wires, so the problem is not there.
I reseted the iPod to factory settings but it didn't help.
Anyone??

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- Try another cable. Some 5G iPods were shipped with Lightning cable that were either initially defective or failed after short use.
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- Inspect the dock connector on the iPod for bent or missing contacts, foreign material, corroded contacts, broken, missing or cracked plastic.
- Make an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store.
Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar

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