Hooking up my Ipod to my New Calibur!

Ok so I just bought a new Dodge Calibur, it has an AUX plug in it for my Iopd, but I didn't get anything to plug the Ipod into it, nothing, so now I'm stuck with an Ipod and new car, but I can't listen to my Ipod from my car, I can't find anywhere that sells the part I need, it's driving me nuts!!!! I've been to the dodge Web site, I've looked up all the products here,i feel as if I'm missing it or somthing. Please Help. I'm in the Army over sea's so trying to find a store that can help me is next to impossible. Please help me with this!!!!

I had the same problem until I learned that I was "clicking" the wrong area of the click wheel, when trying to view photos on the projector. I have an iPod Video docked in the universal dock connector w/ an S-Video cable going to a Sony XGA overhead projector. In the Photos/Slideshow Settings (on the iPod) make sure you change the TV Out to "Ask" and the TV Signal to "NTSC". Next, go to the Photo Library and click the center wheel to see all the photos in your libraty, THEN CLICK THE PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON AT THE BOTTOM OF THE CLICK WHEEL. You will be asked if you want the "TV Off" or "TV On". Make sure you select "TV On" then click the center of the click wheel and your photos should appear via the projector. I found that to play videos/tv shows on the projector, you just click the video you want, choose "TV On" (make sure you change the TV Out to "ask" in the video settings) and the video should beging playing on your projector. You don't have to click the play/pause button like you do to view photos.
If your photos/video still don't play, then it may be an issue with your projector. On my Sony, I have to press the "input" button and it will find the S-Video connection.
Hope this helps...
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Hi, Tim.
Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities.
I would need clarification on this question to provide a better answer. However, you should just need to have the most current version of iTunes installed and connect the device via the included USB cable.
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http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201253
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Copying from iPod to Computer threads...
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1300144
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=797432&#797432
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=809624&tstart=0
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http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/articles/comments/copying-music-from-ipod-to-co mputer/
http://www.engadget.com/2004/11/02/how-to-get-music-off-your-ipod/
http://playlistmag.com/help/2005/01/2waystreet/
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*what about the old computer, do i need to DeAuthorize it? How would I do that since I don't have it in my possession?*
You can't deauthorise a computer you no longer have access to on it's own. However once you reach the limit of 5 authorisations you have the option once a year to deauthorise them all in one go and start over: About iTunes Music Store Authorisation and Deauthorisation
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