Hooking up ipod

everytime i try to connect my new ipod it says i have to restore and then i get a error message 1418. it now says i am stuck in a reprogram or something.
if anyone can help me i sure would appreciate it.

First try updating iTunes to version 7.0.2. as this article explains.
Here's the iTunes download.
iTunes download.
Error 1415/1417/1418/1428 when restoring any iPod using iTunes 7 or later.
Also, some people have had success trying the fix mentioned here.
Error 1418.

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When I hook my ipod up to my mac I used to get the Itunes has detected an ipod that appears to be corrupted error message. It would then sync all my song to the ipod but when I ejected it, none of the songs would be on the ipod. Now I hook it up and I get

When I hook my ipod up to my mac I used to get the Itunes has detected an ipod that appears to be corrupted error message. It would then sync all my song to the ipod but when I ejected it, none of the songs would be on the ipod. Now I hook it up and I get the Mac OS X can't repair the disk error message. Then the spinning colored pinwheel pops up and I can't use iTunes. Please HELP!!!!!!

Sounds like your iPod is broken. Take it to Apple or someone else who repairs iPods and see if you can get it fixed, or get it replaced.

HT1329 My old computer with itunes no longer works. If I hook my ipod to my new computer will I lose all the songs on the ipod?

My old computer with itunes no longer works. If I hook my ipod to my new computer will I lose the songs that are on it now?

Yes, you will.
Do you have the songs still?
You could add them to your new library if you do.

I'm new to macs and I'm trying to connect my ipad to my mac to download music onto my ipad. i figured it was the same percedure as hooking a ipod to a pc. thanks for the help.

im new to macs and im having problems connecting my ipad2 to my mac pro. i figured that it was the same percedure as hooking a ipod to a pc.... thank for te help!

Open iTunes with your iPad connected. It should be listed in the Devices section of iTunes sidebar. Select it. You should now see a window with several tabs across the top. You configure what you want synced under each tab, then sync.
You can download a PDF or iBook version of the user guide here. It contains detailed instructions on using the iPad, so I recommend you read it.

I hooked my ipod classic to my computer it told me to restore. I did . Than it synched up to itunes library and it didn't save anything. Now my ipod is blank and won't store anything and it says that an error 1433 was detected. What does this all mean? I

I hooked my ipod classic up to my mac to update it. It took for ever to detect. Than I got a message saying an error was detected that I should restore. I did. It than erased my ipod. than it synched up to itunes it said it was done and it was ok to disconnect so I did and my ipod is still blank... it said error 1433 was detected. So now I have an empty ipod that won't store anything on it.... what should I do to remedy this situation? I need my music:(((

What model iPod
Identifying iPod models
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1353What iOS version (Settings>General>About>Version)
What computer OS and version? I suspect a Mac with OSX 10,5,8
Whart version of iTunes?
A Mac with OSX 10,5.8 should synce but not restore with iTunes version 10.6.3
iTunes 10.6.3
To restore you need iTunes 10.7 or later and that requores OSX 10,6,8 or later

Can you hook an ipod classic up to a stereo receiver with an RCA jack adapter?

Can you hook an ipod classic up to a stereo receiver with an RCA jack adapter?

Something like this?
http://www.daydeal.com/product.php?productid=11487
B-rock

I want to hook my iPod to Bose patio speakers... how to do it?

I want to be able to hook my iPod (even my iPod Shuffles) up to the Bose Free Space 51 Environmental speakers. I am guessing that the iPod can't drive such a device, directly. So how do I do it? Do I need to buy an amplifier? A pre-amplifier? Or what? Hopefully, as cheap as possible. The speakers alone are worth about 100 gallons of gas!

How do you normally run those speakers? If the speakers are not self-powered, you probably need to have a receiver/amplifier that acts as the hub for your CD player, radio, and other audio components, and powers the speakers? The iPod then become one of those audio components.
Here's an example of a less expensive model, [receiver/amplifier on Amazon.com|http://www.amazon.com/Trout-Tail-Llc-AG790A-AG-790A-Receiver/dp/B000 A6PTHI/ref=pdbbs_sr1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1214087322&sr=8-1]. Just search on "receiver amplifier".
You'll have to make sure the receiver/amplifier puts out enough watts to drive the speakers. If you speaker system has multiple inputs for surround-sound and sub-roofer, you should make sure the receiver/amplifier has those outputs. Some even have built-in dock for an iPod.
That's how you would connect the iPod. If it does not have an iPod dock (or for the shuffle), get a mini-stereo jack to RCA (red/white connectors) adapter at Radio Shack. Connect the iPod to one of the audio inputs on receiver/amplifier.

Hooking up ipod shuffle to iMac causes it to freeze

Whenever I hook my ipod Shuffle to my iMacCore Duo my imac freezes. When I reboot with the ipod connected I get an error message than I don't have a keyboard connected.
lenn

Correction to my initial post. I now believe it's my AL keyboard that's stops working when the shuffle is plugged directly into my iMac.
lenn

Hooking your iPod mini to your car stereo

Hi. I was wondering if someone could tell me what is the best product to hook your iPod mini up to your car stereo. I have looked at some but I would like some opinions. I want a good product not something that will break right away. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!

b Various Methods to Connect to a Car Stereo System, or Listen to Your iPod in the Vehicle
b Best:
Direct connection via the dock connector or headphone jack of your iPod, to the mini-jack input (or AUX RCA input jacks) of your car stereo. Not many low/moderate-end cars have this feature yet, but it is becoming more popular. Some aftermarket auto stereo units may have this feature.
There are also some after-market, moderate to fairly expensive direct interfaces, that hook into your existing car stereo to provide a high-quality, direct connection. Most will also power/charge the iPod. Pretty slick, but can be pricey ($80-$300). If money is no object, a clean way to go. Not very portable from car to car if at all.
http://logjamelectronics.com/ipodproducts.html
http://www.myradiostore.us/auxadapters/blitzsafe/blitzsafe-m-link-ipod-interface .html
http://www.theistore.com/ipod2car.html
http://www.mp3yourcar.com/
b Better:
Connect your iPod to a cassette adaptor and play your tunes through your car's cassette player. Some new cars no longer come with a cassette player, so it may not be an option. It will provide even better audio quality if you can run the audio feed out of the dock connector (see the SendStation link below). Can be portable between cars that have a cassette player and also be used in your home cassette system.
b Good:
Attach an FM transmitter to your iPod and play the tunes through an unused FM station. Convenient, but wireless FM transmitter signals are susceptible to static and outside interference, and can vary in strength and quality depending on your location. Some noticeable degradation and distortion, depending on the quality of the transmitter, the sensitivity of your ears and the airwave congestion in your area. Highly portable between cars, and may be used in a home system. FM transmitters that need to be plugged into a DC auto jack may not work in a home environment (without some sort of adaptor).
b Marginal:
Attach an external speaker system to the iPod and play it in the car. Workable, but not too good - unless you spring for a $300+ Bose (or similar) system. But why? Only if your vehicle has no Stereo system, perhaps.
b Brave Techno-Geek:
This site gives some direction on adapting your own car stereo by yourself: http://www.whatsmyip.org/ipodrx8/ . Risky, but it has been successful: Seanski, "silent track" #2, 11:59pm Jul 15, 2005 CDT
Whichever you choose, power the iPod through your cars DC power -- either from a power adapter, or as part of the combined audio adaptor. Have a method to secure the iPod to the dash/console/etc. See the reviews for all the various accessories at the iLounge
You will also get better audio output if the dock connection plug is used, rather than the headphone jack. See this URL for a novel adaptor: https://www.sendstation.com/us/products/pd_lousb.html. Others types are also available via this site.
I have read positive and negative reviews of each method, and within method there are great variations in performance of different manufacture's systems and peoples opinions of their performance. Some cassette adaptors/FM transmitters work poorly, some better.
FWIW: I have the iTrip Mini & the Newer Technology RoadTrip!+ FM transmitters, a Belkin cassette adaptor (used both with & w/out the PocketDock) and two vehicles with the BlitzSafe direct interface. Using the same song in the same car, I found that the FM transmitters worked, but not as good as the cassette adapter via the headphone jack. Using the PocketDock on the cassette adapter resulted in a significant audio quality improvement. As expected, the Blitzsafe direct connect was exceptionally better than everything else: less tinny, a more warmer/richer sound, and close to true CD quality.

When I hook my ipod to computer it reads: there is a problem with this drive scan the drivenow and fit it (F) it doesnt work

when I hook up ipod up to to itunes it reads: IP F There is a problem with this drive. scan the drive now and fix it. When I do this, nothing happens.

Hello,
I found the same issue. I have an iPod Classic 160 GB (Black) bought in April 2013. I'm using a Windows 8 Laptop bought in August 2014.
This is my account of this problem and why I think customers should just ignore the pop-up, but Apple (and possibly with Microsoft/Windows) should look at the issue.
Recently (approximately from early February 2015), when I connect the iPod to my computer I get a message saying there is a problem with the drive and it needs to be scanned and fixed. In full the message reads:
There's a problem with this drive. Scan the drive now and fix it.
This message appears very shortly and then immediately (once the message disappears, is clicked on, or x-d) brings up Windows File Explorer on the drive and its containing visible folders: which tells me nothing (though it can clearly open it and look at the files not locked to iTunes)
Other than this, the iPod seems to connect properly and work fine. iTunes (ver: 12.1.0.71 64bit) seems to find no issue. The iPod runs fine, it syncs properly (all of my music and podcasts). It responds as it always has and works for hours.
I did some troubleshooting: first on the wire, trying all ports and using an alternative, then on my laptop (all usb ports with other connectors and device drivers) and some basic testing of the iPod and iTunes. All of these seemed fine to me, no issue whatsoever other than the message every time I connect the iPod. So I just ignored it for a while.
Anyway, eventually I got curious (and had some more free time to look at it) and let Windows 8 do what it wanted (scan and fix the drive). Clearly the iPod works fine, and I have nothing important on it that isn't on my computer, so at worst Windows will break the software and I'd have to reformat the drive through iTunes (and Restore to Factory Settings) which I feel fine doing. I also took note of all of my settings on the iPod (like EQ, and the way I laid out the menus etc...) so I can redo those from defaults.
Prior to doing this, the iPod was version 2.0.5 (the latest version).
When I set the drive to be scanned, windows told me it identified the problem and would fix it. I don't remember the exact wording, as this message was immediately obscured by a pop-up telling me the drive was in use and software using it should be closed. So I closed iTunes which in turn caused the pop-up and message to disappear.
Windows then said it had succeeded and brought up the File Explorer of the drive again (now with some folders missing). When I loaded iTunes back up, it told me there was a problem with the iPod and it would need to be restored. Ejecting the iPod showed that it seemed to believe it had no content on it.
So I restored the iPod through iTunes, downloading the latest iPod update again and started syncing the iPod. After adding a couple songs, I ejected it and played them - they worked fine, the menus had returned to defaults but I quickly changed them to how I liked and overall the iPod is back to how it was. I've now set it to sync the remaining thousands of songs (and couple hundred podcasts). Edit - by the end of this post, this has finished copying Music, Podcasts, and Playlists. It's back to exactly how it was before.
Annoyingly, this has not removed the pop-up message when I connect the iPod, still the same as before - the most irksome thing being the file window opening every time i connect the iPod, though this is still minor (I just have to remember that this will happen and manually close it each time).
So I'm at a loss on the cause, and am going to return to ignore it. I'd greatly appreciate if Apple could look into this. I'm wondering if it is a recent update to iTunes or to Windows, but I don't trust that I won't be able to undo changes if I myself began looking through them (and I lack the time and expertise to do that effectively). I think there might be that Windows is detecting something in the way that Apple formats their iPod drives that it believes is an issue (even when it isn't). My guess is the way of formatting is unchanged (the iPod hadn't received an update recently to suggest and alteration to this) but maybe the things Windows is looking for may have slightly changed and disagrees with Apple's way of keeping the iPod Drive proprietary to iTunes.
TL,DR: Advice to others (and Ljchicago) searching this topic is to ignore the message for now.
Thanks,
Dixavd

What does the revert option mean when you hook an ipod touch up to the to itunes

what does the revert option mean when you hook an ipod touch up to the to itunes?

It means you changed some settings for how your iPod interacts with iTunes, you can either click Apply to confirm the changes, or Revert to undo them. This does not delete any content.

I have a Sherwood home stereo w/2 audio inputs on the front,Is this an excepted way for hooking an ipod touch to?.Useing a stereo cable of course.

My new stereo has all kinds of inputs to include HDMI. I hooked my ipod touch 4 to the CD player audio inputs on the back
and it was OK w/the vloume at 30%.
When I hooked/pluged my ipod into the LINE IN audio inputs in the front of my stereo I had to raise the volume up to 50%.
I tried my CD player the same way(from headphone jack to LINE IN on the stereo) and I also have to raise the volume.
I'm useing a stereo cable. Thanks

Once again I've answered my own question. If I knew how to delete my question I would.

In order to change my apple ID and Password do I need to hook my iPod up to a computer? I have wifi in my house so can I just do it on my iPod?

In order to change my apple ID and Password do I need to hook my iPod up to a computer? I have wifi in my house so can I just do it on my iPod?

ChrisJ4203,
Thank you for the help. Every app on my phone was downloaded using my old I-tunes ID. I just hope that they will re-download under my new ID because I still can't change it on my phone. In order to change to the new ID it says I have to sign out from the old ID and change to the new one. My problem is that I don't remember my password to be able to sign out from my old ID. Then the phone says it can change my password through e-mail and I agree but I never get an e-mail at my old address or the new one.
BHuyett

Is it possible to hook my iPod touch up to my Samsung TV wirelessly?

http://www.samsung.com/us/video/tvs/PN51F8500AFXZA?from_mobile=true
I have the previously listed television from Samsung and i was just wondering, is there any way i can wirelessly hook my iPod touch (current generation) up to my TV over WiFi or Bluetooth or something and play music from my iPod on my TV? If there is a way to, please help me with how to do it. Thank you!

Apple TV
http://www.apple.com/sg/appletv/
http://store.apple.com/sg/browse/home/shop_ipod/ipod_accessories/apple_tv

I hooked my ipod to my computer, went in to itunes and it was unable to commumicate saying i have to up date to 10.4.1 or something??? it has no updates available and ionternet was working and no updates available, other issues it is not working now..

I have hooked up my sons ipod that is about a year old, seems like an iphone 3 style and received last christmas
I tried to add songs on his ipod and it said that unable to perform as i had to update to 10.4.1 or somthing like that. i tried to go to settings, updates and i said that all updates were completed and the latest was 6.3 or something like that6.1.1 ???
anyway there was no update, and during having it hooked up, i tried to locate it with itunes and now it fails to swipe left or right on the screen,
The off button on the top was not working since new. also not sure why this happened but didn't return it as it was a gift and didn't have a receipt.
i can get to settings, and only the first page, it won't scroill up or down, unable to turn off since new, and when swiping to turn on the picture in middle gets a square box around it and then it notices that my finger is on the swipe section and will attempt to open and after a few swipes it will open.
it also appears like the buttons or screen has to be pushed twice to work, but sometimes you have to type or press your selection 5-10 times to have it respond???

What model iPod
Identifying iPod models
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1353What iOS version (Settings>General>About>Version)
What computer OS and version? I suspect a Mac with OSX 10,5,8
Whart version of iTunes?
A Mac with OSX 10,5.8 should synce but not restore with iTunes version 10.6.3
iTunes 10.6.3
To restore you need iTunes 10.7 or later and that requores OSX 10,6,8 or later

Hooking up iPod to home stereo receiver?

Hi, all. I just bought my first iPod, a classic. I wanted to hook it up to my home stereo receiver, an NAD made back in '88. It has inputs for phono, tape, CD and video.
I went to my local Apple store and told the sales person I wanted to hook up my iPod to my receiver. He sold me a Belkin cable that goes from the headphone jack on the iPod to the RCA inputs on my receiver. Only problem is, I can't figure out how to make it work. So far I have questions:
1. Which input should it go into--tape, CD or video?
2. How loud should I set the volume on the iPod?
3. Do I need to do anything with the "settings" such as the EQ or "clicker"?
Sorry if this question has been asked and answered a dozen times in the past month. I ran some searches here before I posted. Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards,
John

iBod wrote:
1. Which input should it go into--tape, CD or video?
Whichever one makes the most sense for you (and is free to use). I'm assuming all the inputs are identical apart from the labelling to match the input selector on the front of the unit.
Hi, iBod, thanks for your answers.
The only thing I'm still unsure of is the assumption that all the inputs are identical in terms of the voltage or amperage that they can accept. For example, I know that the phono input is designed for a signal that needs preamplification and the tape input is designed for a signal that doesn't. I'm not sure about the CD and video inputs, and what I want to avoid is having the iPod damage the receiver with too much amperage or voltage or whatever.
Anyone know for sure?
Regards,
John

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