Does FM tuner work with apple universal dock, with ipod nano 6g

Does anyone know if the FM tuner in the ipod nano 6G works with the universal dock to give audio output?

I have the Classic 80gb also...same probem. I retuned the Apple Universal Dock and purchased one that was half the price. Pluged it in and it works perfectly! So my advice would be to save some money and get products that work.

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Ipod Classic 80gb won´t work with apple universal dock and remote

I own 2 ipods a 5th generation 60gb and an ipod classic 60gb. I've just bought an apple universal dock with remote and the original apple component and composite AV cables. I connected the universal dock to my TV via the composite cable, with my ipod 5th gen I can watch videos on the TV and control the ipod with the apple remote but when I connect my ipod classic to the universal dock it will charge but I can´t get any video out or control the ipod with the remote. It's as if the ipod classic doesn't recognize the universal dock and it keeps showing the connect the video accessory screen, even when i tried using the apple component AV cable. I dont think the problem is with the universal dock because it works fine with my Ipod video 60gb, but with my Ipod Classic 80gb the remote control and video out won't work at all, i can´t even control the playback of audio playlists. Does anyone know why that is happenning? Please help me!

I have the Classic 80gb also...same probem. I retuned the Apple Universal Dock and purchased one that was half the price. Pluged it in and it works perfectly! So my advice would be to save some money and get products that work.

IPhone (3,3G,4) does not work with Apple Universal Dock.

I have a 3rd generation iPod Touch that has been upgraded to iOS 4. My iPod Touch will no longer sync via the Apple Universal Dock. Also, my new iPhone 4 also will not sync via the Apple Universal Dock.

Trust a geek not to give up. I decided to get to the bottom of the "iOS device does not work with the Apple Universal Dock" problem. I noticed that the iPhone 4 and iPad came with slightly different USB-Dock adapter cables. I wondered if that might be the issue. My Apple Universal Dock was connected to my Mac via the original dock adapter cables which are slightly larger. I connected the newer cables between the Mac and the Apple Universal Dock and .... voila! Both the iPod Touch with iOS 4 and the iPhone can now connect via the Apple Universal Dock. Apple changed something in the way the adapter cables function.
Of course I still have the problem with the car head unit dock adapter ... Sigh. I'll have to call Best Buy ( uughh! ) and find out if they'll do the update for me. The were the vendor authorized installer.

Use Apple Universal Dock with Front Row

Hi there, I have a Powerbook G4 15 inch, and a Universal Dock that was bought from Apple.
My question will be, is it possible to use the Universal Dock with its Remote to control Front Row and the iTunes library in my laptop. I know the Universal Dock was supposed to be used with the iPod, nonetheless seeing that it has an IR receiver and the Remote which will transmit the commands, I guess it should do the job when being hooked through the usb or firewire port.
Product Reference:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB125G/B

the USB connection is only for syncing / charging the ipod. the remote only works if you are hooked up to a stereo or TV. it's probably not going to run front row.

IPod Classic (5th and 6th gen) with Apple Universal Dock - static fuzz?!?!

I have been using my ipod classics with a Belkin input in the headphone jack for the last 6 months to my stereo. But I wanted a remote, so I picked up the Universal Dock. But ever since I got the dock, about 30 min into listening to music I get a static fuzz on the speakers. The fuzz goes away when I un-dock the iPod, then back again eventually once I re-dock. I never get the sound when I just use the line out from the iPod. I thought it was a faulty Universal Dock, so I exchanged it, but the same problem exists. Why?!?!?!?!
Anyone else have a similar problem?
I really want to continue using the Apple Dock, but the static spoils the deal

I have the Classic 80gb also...same probem. I retuned the Apple Universal Dock and purchased one that was half the price. Pluged it in and it works perfectly! So my advice would be to save some money and get products that work.

Using Iremote with Apple Universal Dock

Having recently bought an Ipod, and being the Gadget-happy person that I am, I stocked up on the accessories as well. Radio remote, Universal Dock, and the before mentioned Iremote. All great stuff I thought.
My first but smalles disappointment was that all accessories are available in white only. I, of course got the Black Ipod. That however is a cosmetic issue, that i will just have to deal with
The Iremote however was the cause of my next concern. The "Menu" button did not work with the Universal Dock when testing it at home. I returned again to the store, where the clerk contacted the local affiliate of Apple, and it was more or less confirmed that in spite of the Iremote being sold, and promoted as an accessory to the Universal dock, the actual remote has a button, hence/or a function that is completely useless with the dock itself.
"Apple Remote
The Universal Dock supports the new Apple Remote, so you can plug iPod into the Dock, connect to a TV or stereo and control everything from afar." quote from apple.com
Following this dissapointing news, I went to the actual Apple store and inquired again regarding the remote. The sales person I spoke to was not aware of the lack of compatibility but after confering with a colleague, and testing the equipment for himself, he had to agree with me. We also tested the remote with the Ipod HiFi (which was next on my shopping list, obviously I am now reconsidering that one..)and the menu button did NOT work here either.
The reason that I got from the colleague whom the sales person had conferred with earlier was that "you wouldn't be able to see the Ipod screen from across the room anyway, so there is no reason for the button to work"
This, so called reason is (obviously) COMPLETELY BESIDES THE POINT.
Am I the only one who thinks this is completely insane ? I would like to hear opinions of other gadget-happy people, and if possible their experience with the Iremote and the Universal Dock.
Sincerely, an otherwise thrilled new Ipod owner
PC Windows XP

Dear cjsiv
It is correct that I am using Pc and not Mac with my Ipod. This is however irrelevant as I am not referring to the use of the remote when being connected to my PC.
I do of course appreciate your point that the menu button works when accessing the frontrow menu on your mac.
In my original text I am referring to the use of the universal dock as a connection point to my stereo, as the quote from apple.com suggests. I am sure you can appreciate that in this situation it makes no difference whether you are a mac or a PC user.
The actual matter is that the promoting phrase suggests that you can control your ipod fully when using the remote, when in fact you can not.
Now for the record. I am a big fan of apple products in general, mostly due to its simplicity and pureness in design, ergo my angle towards the company and their products is in no way negative. Therefore when you suggest that my attitude towards their products is that they are all junk, I must strongly beg to differ.
sincerely

3rd generation iPod with Apple Universal Dock?

I have a 3rd generation iPod, the one with touch buttons (not touch screen). The new Apple Universal Dock will run with that iPod model? I know that I won't be able to see videos on a TV because my iPod doesn't play video, but should I'll be able to charge it and sync it with the computer and connect it to the hifi stereo? The Apple Remote could run as well?

I don't see why it wouldn't, unless its for some reason imcompatible with FireWire.
The Apple Store doesn't list it on the compatible iPods list, but I believe that is for 2 reasons: 1) They want you to buy a new, video-capable iPod and 2) It doesn't come with a dock adaptor designed to fit the 3rd gen.

Using iPhone 3GS with Apple Universal Dock

I want to get the Apple Universal Dock to use with my iPhone 3GS. The main purpose of this, at this time, is to hook up the iPhone to my living room speakers (computer speakers) to listen to music.
I know I could just use a mini stereo cable to hook up the dock to the aux-in on the speakers, and then be able to control everything with remotes. However, this would require plugging and unplugging the cable each time so that if I wanted to switch to watch TV the speakers would output the correct audio. Sorry if that is confusing.
The other option I'm thinking about is using the Apple Component AV Cable to hook up the dock to my TV, which outputs to the computer speakers, that way it could always stay connected and I can switch inputs with the remote. MY QUESTION IS WHAT WILL BE DISPLAYED ON THE TV IF I AM JUST USING THE IPHONE FOR MUSIC AND NOT VIDEOS? Will it show a visualizer like with iTunes, album artwork, nothing? Please answer from personal experience. Thank you for your help.

iOlly wrote:
MY QUESTION IS WHAT WILL BE DISPLAYED ON THE TV IF I AM JUST USING THE IPHONE FOR MUSIC AND NOT VIDEOS? Will it show a visualizer like with iTunes, album artwork, nothing?
Nothing.

Problem with Apple Universal Dock and Iphone 3G

Just bought the newest version of the Apple universal dock (revision C), so I can have one dock for my iphone and all my ipods.
It appears that even the newest version isn't 100% compatible with the iphone.
When the iphone is connected via the dock, you get no alert sounds such as for new email, text, etc..when the phone rings you DO get audio then.
Also, when you try and sync the iphone with itunes while connected, it won't sync. It just hangs and says "sync cannot be completed"....
Connecting the iphone directly via the cable to the computer solves all these issues.
They advertise this as compatible with iphone but obviously not so...

Update:
I've checked this:
-Aux (Dock-Connector) of the iPod has no damage, no problems playing music in the car!
-Same Problem now with iPhone. It gets charged and so, but if I want to listen to music it is very quiet, music is playing for half a second or so, after that stopped, than goes on playing for a second or so. Cracking sounds often while music is stopped.
So the Dock is broken, I guess.
Any possibility to restart/resert or so by my own or try to get it fixed by apple?
Greetz!

Using the Apple Universal Dock with an old amplifier?

Hi,
Yesterday, I bought the universal dock to hear the music I have on my iPhone on my home stereo, an old amplifier (NAD C320), connecting them with an 3.5mm <-> 2 RCA cable. I hear a little noise every 10 seconds, but there's no music.
I did the same thing with a more recent compact hi-fi (a Sonoro Cubo, with 3 years, that reads cd's with mp3 files), connecting the iPhone using a 3.5mm <-> 3.5mm, and I get the same noise.
What's my mistake? Thanks in advance.
Best regards, Miguel Caldeira Proenca

Hi, Thanks for your help.
I still couldn't find the time to go to the shop and test if there are any problems with the dock, but I already found an interesting answer:
- if I connect the jack coming from the amp directly to the earphone plug (without using the dock), it all works fine; this means that the problem is either related with the dock or the phone plug that connects to the dock (the one that's used to charge the battery); this narrows the problem to two options, so I only need to go to the shop and test another dock.
Thanks a lot for your help, in the beginning I was wondering if I was doing something, your comment was helpful to understand that the problem wasn't me,
Best regards, Miguel

Would the Apple Universal Dock work with any cables?

Does anybody know if the Apple Universal Dock works with any A/V composite cables for video out from the iPhone or the Nano 3rd gen., or do I have to buy the Apple $50 cables too?

I have a U2 iPod, and I can connect it to the TV with regular composite (RCA) splitter cables getting video and audio out.... I tried and now I know that I can't use the same cables to get video out of the iPhone or the 3 gen Nano, but I thought that using the Apple Universal Dock I could. So you are saying that even using the Dock I need the 30 pin to get video out?

Availability of the Apple Universal Dock & Composite A/V Cable

Does anyone know if the Apple Universal Dock & Composite A/V Cable for the Touch are in Apple Stores? My daughter purchased what the sales person said were the correct accessories as a surprise b'day gift from the Apple NY Soho store and they sold her the iPod Universal Dock and a Monster Composite (RCA) Audio cable. Wrong! Apparently the sales person did not know what they were doing. When looking at the Apple Online Store it states that they take 3-4 weeks for delivery. BTW, I am waiting for my Touch which is enroute.

Thank you for the response, but Apple's own support site states otherwise. The iPod Universal Dock uses an S-Video out. The Apple Universal Dock requires the use of the Composite or Component A/V Cable. The Apple site specifies that the iPod Universal is not compatible. http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300233
Were you actually able to send your Touch video to your TV via the iPod Universal Dock? If so, I'll give it a shot before returning it.

Apple Universal Dock ... Old gen work with iPod Touch?

I was just wondering whether or not the Apple iPod Universal Dock will work with the iPod Touch. Now I know many will say 'duh' but I've got the previous gen dock, so it had come with many of the dock adaptors for the older gen iPods. I think that when I buy my iPod Touch the dock adaptor will work with my Universal Dock, but I was just wondering if anyone has already tested this.
Thanks.
Marc

I have tested the new iPod Classic with the old Universal Doc (Pat No. MA242LL/A) that I previsouly bought with my 5th Gen iPOd Video (30GB) and 3rd gen IPod Nano (8GB).
Everything works fine (for audio), except for the Volume bar which does no appear while I Increase/Decrease volume.
Anyone else tested this and experienced the same or other problems?
Do you of any "known limitations"?
Lou

Cabling from Apple Universal Dock to TV (with iPhone)

Folks,
I am well able to get video signal from my iPhone sitting in my Apple Universal Dock to TV sets (and yes I am using Apple's Composite cable) but audio signal just doesn't come through using this cabling system. When I plug in an additional cable from the roung separatel "LINE OUT" port in the Apple Universal Dock and plug other end of that Y-cable into the audio in ports on the TV, I get the audio.
I thought the whole idea of using the "component" cable (yellow going into the yellow video port on the TV, red and white going into their respective audio ports on the TV) that the entire video and audio signals were sent out the long'ish horizontal connector from behind the dock and funneled into the red, white, and yellow connectors on the component cable's other end thus making it unnecessary to use both the "line out" port on the dock in addition to the long white horizontal plug.
What is up here and is there such a thing as one cable that has on one end the long white horizontal type plug as well as a line out plug and on the other end the red, yellow, and white plugs that go into the TV? There is none on the Apple site - just the COMPOSITE cable which is for TVs (the newest types) that offer essentially 5 ports - 3 for just video and 2 for audio.
What IS the correct way the user is supposed to be doing this????

I saw the Chart, I got the same problem as last year when I had my iPhone 3G 16GB. Apple NEVER SOLVE the issue and simply put the iPhone 3G being supported in the chart. It's not hard for them to add the 3GS for the next printed update.
Very dissappointed with Apple on the universal dock and AV component cable combo. They are not cheap either!
Anyone knows how can I connect the iPhone 3GS to computer monitor or projector just like what they did in WDC?

Apple Universal Dock doesn't work after full charge

last night, I put my ipod nano into the Apple Universal Dock.
I worked just find with the apple remote.
I stopped the music using the remote, then watched TV about 2 hours.
After that, I saw my ipod was full charged, and the dock station hasn't worked any more.
Also, the remote doesn't work as well.
I can use the play button on the ipod, but no sound out anyway.
There is another archive thread with the similar problem to me, but no answer yet.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=7734050

Anyone used to face this problem before, and got any idea/solution? help please?
or do I need to send it to the store where I bought?

Does FM tuner work with apple universal dock, with ipod nano 6g

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