AtlanticLiberty
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Mine charges for three minutes after the ignition is off. Then it cuts power to it and turns off the iPod completely.
Can't help you with the satellite part.
Can't help you with the satellite part.
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jjo said:Also, I have to swap back to the AM/FM to get the AUX button to switch from the iPod to Sirius (and vice versa). Is that the way it's supposed to work?
Gentleman said:Just finished installiny mine, it works the same way and I have to use the buttons on the RB1, the steering wheel toggle will not go to the ipod display, also there is something really sharp inside the cavitiy when the box sits, cut the heck, out of my thumb
Bob
Gentleman said:I have a 4G Nano, hand me down from grandson, when I gave him a 30G for graduation, of course I had to delete all his music and install my type, now I wish I had the 30 back.
Bob
k21975 said:Apple likes things pretty closed up... so you can only put things from your computer onto the iPod and not the other way around. There are aftermarket programs that will, however, do exactly what you are asking. I don't know anything specific right now, but if you do some searching on google, I'm sure you will find something good.
Se7enLC said:Use RockBox to completely replace the iPod GUI/operating system with a different one. That different one can play mp3s right out of their directories like a normal mp3 player. Of course, unless you also rebuild the iPod database, you won't be able to control it with an iPod-specific control device, like the ones for the car stereo.
jfortier777 said:Holy sh*t.
I just installed RockBox on my Ipod, and I am playing the classic game "Doom" on it now!