How to connect iPod Classic to bluetooth dongle?

how to connect iPod Classic to bluetooth dongle?

You would need to make sure the dongle supports the same Bluetooth profiles that are supported by your car's stereo system which is commonly the A2DP profile. So first figure out what profiles are supported by the car's stereo system.
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How to connect 2 iPod classics with bluetooth

I am trying to sync photos between 2 iPod classics, iPad4 and iphone 5 with blue tooth. The only devices that are seeing each other is the iPhone and iPad but still hasn't' synced the photos. Why re the apple devices not able to see each other?

Havilah Farm wrote:
Why re the apple devices not able to see each other?
Because that's the way Apple have designed it. They have used a particular Bluetooth protocol that is designed to allow audio to be transmitted to Bluetooth headphones or Bluetooth speakers (for example) and some peer-to-peer gaming between the devices, but not the transfer of files.
To transfer photos, Sync them via your iTunes programme. If you took the photos on the device, transfer them to your computer first and then Sync them with the other devices. For photos that were not taken on the device, they presumably were Synced from your computer originally, so simply Sync them to your other devices from the computer.
By the way, your subject question: "how to connect two iPod Classics with Bluetooth"...
You cannot. The Classic does not have Bluetooth.

Ipod classic to bluetooth

Is it possible to use a receiver, adapter or dongle to make my iPod classic have bluetooth? What is the difference between the reciver, adapter and dongle?

You would need to make sure the dongle supports the same Bluetooth profiles that are supported by your car's stereo system which is commonly the A2DP profile. So first figure out what profiles are supported by the car's stereo system.
B-rock

How to connect iPod nano to speaker system

How to connect iPod nano to a stereo amplifier?

Hello Secullinanjr
Try using an auxiliary cable to connect it to your stereo. Check out the article below for more information and another alternative.
Connecting iPod to your home or car stereo auxiliary input using the headphone jack
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2167
Regards,
-Norm G.

How to connect ipod in the JVC music apparatus?

I wanna know how to connect ipod touch on some music apparatus? I ve got JVC player and i put my ipod there but it doesent work. Pls help!

Does JVC say it will work with your mode iPod and its iOS? There can be two reasson for problems.
- One is the the dock is not compatible with the iOS on the iPod.
- The other is the configurate of the connector on the dack prevents agoo connection with the iPOd. This is particularly true for the 4G IPod since the dock conection are is slanted.

Connect ipod classic (gen 4) to a TV

Tried connecting ipod classic (gen 4) to Panasonic flatscreen TV. I get only sound. Same with a friends ipod. Followed instructions using AV cables.
Been looking at this for a day now.
Anyone have a similar problem or know a solution?
Regards. T

Do you have a 4th gen iPod or an iPod Classic? They're not the same and the instructions will be different.
If you need help identifying your iPod, try here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=61688
Then, if you don't have a Classic, you might want to post in the correct forum.
Best of luck.

Connecting iPod Classic (80GB) to New iPad 3g -- How is is done?

Ok, this may be a totally stupid question, but how does one sync the iPad to the iPod (I have a iPad 3G, and iPod classic 80GB). I can't seem to find a way to connect the two devices. Can anyone help this technologically illiterate new ipad owner?
Thanks!!
Laura

The iPad does not sync to iPods or iPhones. It is not designed to replace your computer, merely to extend it...it is a peripheral device just like any iPod, but it has more functionality...

Connect iPod classic 120GB to bluetooth

I have an unused iPod Classic that I'd like to play on my new car stereo via bluetooth. I know I need a transmitter. Any recommendations what to buy?

You could try the Layen Bluetooth transmitter. See this page: http://www.layen-uk.com/Black-iPod-Bluetooth-Transmitter_p_64.html
I use one of these myself. It plugs into the iPod's 30-pin dock connector, so be aware that it takes its power from the iPod, and as a consequence the iPod will run out of battery more quickly when using it.
Alternatively, if your iPod's battery is past its best, or if you prefer not to use the iPod to power the Bluetooth transmitter, you could try the version that plugs into the iPod's headphone socket, which uses its own internal rechargeable battery; http://www.layen-uk.com/LAYEN-BST--Bluetooth-Transmitter_p_69.html
There are other makes of Bluetooth transmitter available.
I do not receive any reward, in any form, for my recommendation of any Layen product.

Connecting iPod classic to iPad 2

I would like to connect my iPod classic and my iPhone 4s to my ipad2 but I don't know how, any ideas? Hoping there's some kind of connection cable available.
I'm a real novice so laymans terms please......

Sarah946 wrote:
I only wanted to try and utilise the iPad for updating my iPod as I'm away a lot and not always able to sync with my pc. Never mind, thanks a lot for the advice
Unfortunely no way to do that.

Connecting iPod Classic to iMac with USB 1.1 and Firewire

I've just read the specs for the new iPod Classic and the requirements call for USB 2.0 to connect to a Mac. My older iMac does not have USB 2.0. Is the iPod backward compatible to 1.1 or Firewire or is this just not going to work?

Only way for you to use the newer "iPod Classic" is to buy a newer machine if yours can not be upgraded. It is how to make money now, new product means buy new machine to run them, gone are the days of making hardware backwards compatible, no profit in it. What Apple could have done was use its R & D center to make either the Firewire chip smaller or install a Firewire and USB 2.0 Chips in a Dock and have the iPod's internal USB 2.0 chip to switch off when dock connected and allow the electrons to pass through circuit and have the task of delegating to the dock to which ever format it is plugged into the machine. Remember when calling something "Classic" you are referring to the features that made it popular to begin with. Not only was its ease of use but it was for its Firewire connection was the fastest way to get hundreds of music files transferred in a matter of minutes not hours. That was the only choice until the 3G ipod and remained until the ipod photo. I have told Apple a thousand times by e-mail, phone and snail mail I would gladly pay extra to have the iPod with Video and firewire syncing through a dock or a custom iPod. But for now the only way for you to get what you really want is to build it yourself.

Blue screen when connect iPod classic

I tried to connect my new iPod classic for the first time and continually get the blue screen of death. I had been using a Nano (2nd gen, not the video one) on this PC without problems, but now when I try to connect the Nano I also get the blue screen. The blue screen references ousbehci.sys for either iPod and says DRIVERIRQL_NOT_LESS_OREQUAL with the Nano only.

I have been working on my little step brothers ipod all day and night trying to fix this problem. I was Googling the issue and i finally came up to a very very old thread from november on the apple support site. I followed the steps and it worked perfectly, I hope this has the same outcome for you as well. The following is the thread that I found.
"Okay, here was my problem….sounds similar to yours but whenever I plugged in my new iPod Classic I got the “blue screen” of death and it shut my computer down. After spending over an hour on the phone with Apple support we were able to resolve the issue.
Right click on “my computer” and select “properties”
Click the “hardware” tab and then select “device manager”
Click the + sign next to “universal bus controllers”
Right click on any items that identified as “usb host controller” or “usb universal host controller”
Click “update driver”, select “yes, this time only” and the next button
Select “install the software automatically” and the next button
It will automatically search and install updated drivers
If you have more than one item on your “device manager” that says “universal bus controllers”; follow the same steps above on all items. I had two “universal bus controllers” on my “device manager” because I had installed an after market USB2 card. After I did the updates it merged them into one.
My iPod Classic “synced” perfectly after I installed the updates. Hope it works for you!"

Connecting iPOD classic to TV using Apple Component cable

I have a 80g ipod classic and an apple component AV cable. I am trying to connect this to an TV with component video inputs. This TV is not an HDTV. I have attached the bl gr r cables in the correct position. I am getting a scrambled picture for NTSC and a split picture for PAL. based on my location I am sure that I should be using NTSC.
I brought my iPOD into a local apple store and he was able to plug it in to an HDTV there with no problem so I'm pretty sure that niether the ipod or the cable is defective.
My question is:
Is the ipod classic only compatible with an HDTV using the component cable? If so, will it work using the composite cable?

The dock is only good so you can use the remote. I don't know what the problem is with your Standard TV's with Component Inputs ... I've tried two different ones, also different brands, and they worked. I did make sure to change the iPod Video Settings to "TV Size = Standard". If it's set to Widescreen, that may account for the problem.
Otherwise, I'd suggest returning the Component cables and getting the Composite ones ... or just get the Composite ones as well. Personally, I think Apple totally screwed us all over by not just adding ONE dang Composite Video out cable to the AV Cables and allowing the Component Out to have a HD/Standard switch, much like most of the Game Console AV cables available. I don't know why they didn't do this, especially since we've got about 2 years before EVERYONE starts upgrading to HD. I guess they're just hoping to rake in some extra money by not making the Component AV Cable more capable.

How to Connect iPod 3rd Gen to Mac Mini

I have two iPod 3rd gen's but can not connect it to my Mac Mini due to the sync cable which connects to firewire. I've tried looking for some type of adaptor that will allow me to connect the 3G sync cable to my mini but am having no luck.
If anyone has a suggestion or can point me in the right direction I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks !
Chuck :- )

OK - just figured out that this is a 2nd generation ipod (20GB). It has a firewire port at the top with a cover over it. I just got off the phone with Apple Tech support and they suggested I try the forums, etc. They didn't know how to connect this ipod to a USB port. Anyone have any ideas?

How to reformat iPod classic

My iPod Classic told me to reformat immediately. I have tried to re-set. How do I re-format?
I also get a message saying my iPod does not have permission to sync with my Mac. I've had both for 2+ years and sync'd them many times. Is this associated with the need to re-format?

Thank you for addressing my problem.
I've followed your advice, i.e. I've "restored" the iPod and am now in a lengthy synching process. (I had to go thru this process a few weeks ago, when my iPod froze.)
But prior to restoring the same Warning Message appeared again to say:
"OS X can’t repair the disk “my iPod.” You can still open or copy files on the disk, but you can’t save changes to files on the disk. Back up the disk and reformat it as soon as you can."
I've gone ahead with your advice and am restoring, but the message implies a formatting issue. And it sounds serious.
Can you advise re reformatting the disk?

Connecting iPod Classic to New PC.

Hi all, I've got a question.
I have the iPod Classic, and I was using iTunes on another laptop (My old one which has now broken) and I wish to install iTunes on to this new Laptop that I have. My concern was, because I have used my iPod classic before and has music that was loaded by a previous computer, will I have to reformat my iPod in order to put music on it from my new laptop?
I ask because in the past when I have charged a neighbours iPod via my PC, its asked me to reformat my Neighbours iPod....
I guess my concern is, I wont be able to load any new music to my iPod if iTunes recognizes that its been used by a previous PC.

I too am interested in doing this. I have switched everything from my PC to a laptop, except the iTunes. I want to make sure I know how to get all my music from the iPod to this laptop for future synching of new music without losing any of the music already on the iPod. Someone please help us. Thanks!

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