Using speaker kits with recharging facility

Question

i have discovered my new 4th gen nano will not recharge when docked in one of three different speaker systems or my VW car with custom built in ipod system. I think this has something do to with voltage changes. I will return my Nano to Apple for a refund. Do those who have the itouch suffer the same fate i.e. it plays the music but does not recharge. Thank you

Answer 1

OK I solved my problems by downloading the Creative EAX console and all the other bits and pieces (Creative Speaker settings etc.) and ran speaker tests tonight and switched on CMSS 3D.
I now have sound playing through all speakers.
I find it odd that Creative do not point out that these are required in their basic documentation with the 7900 kit - in particular, they should point out that some speakers will be silent without CMSS. The end user is left with concerns over whether their sound hardware is functioning properly when CD audio / MP3's / WMA's are played (something that a lot of people do with their PC's).
Overall, now it is working properly, the kit seems good - but it was hardly plain sailing to get to where I'm now at...
I would suggest Creative:
1. Improve the quality / check speaker cabling before shipping their kit. I had to spend 2.00 extra on cabling to replace the dodgy cable I got with the kit (and judging by what others have said about the 4-way cable, many other people will have to do the same and replace that cable anyway).
2. Improve supplied documentation, or at least put a slip of paper in with the kit, to explain about audio playback and how certain speakers may be silent without CMSS etc.
3. Provide Creative EAX Console and other required software to get CMSS properly working instead of leaving us to fend for ourselves. This is also beneficial when testing the speaker setup.