For some reason all of my videos are listed in reverse order, when I click on one to watch, it plays me a completely different video. They are listed wrongly but play through in the correct order.
Anybody else have that?
Anybody else have that?
I've had that happen a few times. I found it amusing, but it would be really annoying if it happened all the time.Tweekish said:For some reason all of my videos are listed in reverse order, when I click on one to watch, it plays me a completely different video. They are listed wrongly but play through in the correct order.
Anybody else have that?
It did provide me with many minutes of fun trying to work out which video was which, im glad that it could go away by itself though.Mawdryn said:I've had that happen a few times. I found it amusing, but it would be really annoying if it happened all the time.
Does the Pioneer unit have a manual mode where it doesn't display the info? I have a similar problem with the USA-SPEC-TOY12 adapter for my Toyota truck. It works perfectly in automatic mode with my 5G iPod, but the Classic sticks on the "connected" screen. So I can play it, but I can't select what will play. It does work in manual mode though. I sent this problem to Apple weeks ago, as I'm sure many others did. I fully expect this to be corrected in a firmware update soon.CaptainJack3101 said:I decided to purchase the Pioneer DEH-P6900UB for my car to allow me to play and display music from my IPOD Classic 160GB. I went to Circuit City and spoke with the sales person and explained what I wanted to do. He suggested the DEH=P6900UB.
I purchased the unit and had it installed, but the installer then told me they did not have the IPOD to USB cable needed to connect that I could order one from Kruthfield.
The Pioneer DEH-P6900UB could not see the IPOD when connected to the car stereo.
I contacted customer Service from Pioneer four times and finally was told that this unit, the PIONEER DEH-P6900UB (even though it states in the manual that it does support 5th generation or later IPODS) WILL NOT SUPPORT the IPOD Classic.
PIONEER Blames Apple.
I am left out.
mkummer said:3. Large libraries brings the iPod to its knees.
I initially wanted to sync about 20000 songs in one go. Result - the iPod did reset itself after disconnecting and never came back. i had to restore the iPod.
Then I went in smaller parcels. Result: Until about 5000-6000 songs all runs fine. Then the eject problem starts to come up. After 15000-16000 songs the iPod start to crash - restting itself or freezing. This increases in time. Now I have reached c 19000 songs and the freezes are omnipresent. For instance: if I wake the iPod up and start Klon###e, the spinning wheel comes up and freezes. Help: Reset
4. The Reset takes for ever - about 3-4 minutes.
5. Disabling the cover art helps a little but not permanent: the problems come up about 5000 songs later.
Facit: I think the new OS of the iPod cant handle too any files and needs some maintenance. This is obvious with the cover flow problems.
mk
What "P" ? Where? I don't see this. On the iPod, it just shows "iPod" in the middle of the title bar.brittreid said:I've had 3, 4, and 5, but yet to experience 1 and 2.
I've gotta say I was lucky that loading it wasn't a problem. I copied all of my playlists via PodUtil, then synced to the empty unit. It took a couple of hours to load the 14K plus songs, but I didn't start experiencing the lockups/freezes until I started editing playlists.
I didn't see it upthread -- does anybody know what the P stands for when the Classic is in iTunes?
Sync it to your computer, then look at the screen the title bar will show "P"chippe01 said:What "P" ? Where? I don't see this. On the iPod, it just shows "iPod" in the middle of the title bar.
Make sure the option "time in title" is enabled. (I covered this on page 2 I think).chippe01 said:What "P" ? Where? I don't see this. On the iPod, it just shows "iPod" in the middle of the title bar.