IPod I/O format

Started by pctech, Jun 18, 2011, 11:19:38

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pctech

Thought I'd ask here before venturing to the Apple Store where they will probably try and flog me a dock which I don't want.

I've got one of the 3rd Gen iPod Nano devices which connects to the PC and a JVC 'Boomblaster' powered woofer CD system (alas they don't make them anymore) via Apple's I/O connector.

Now the firmware works with the 3rd Gen and allows you to play/pause, ff etc from the JVC remote.

Now am looking at one of the current Nanos as I'd like a little more space (16GB rather than 8 I have currently). I'm not too fussed if I lose the remote facility but I wonder if Apple has changed the audio stream format, does anyone know if they have.

Rik

I don't, Mitch, but I'd be surprised if they had.
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Steve

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pctech

I'll go up the Apple Store next time I'm 'up the city', just need to drink plenty of coffee first.


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Steve

Quote from: pctech on Jun 18, 2011, 11:27:29
I'll go up the Apple Store next time I'm 'up the city', just need to drink plenty of coffee first.



Take a couple of cans of Red Bull >:D
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pctech

Looks like they still make them but have changed the design quite a bit.

Mine has a cable that connects with a JVC proprietary connector at one end an Apple type connector at the other.


pctech

Quote from: Steve on Jun 18, 2011, 11:29:01
Take a couple of cans of Red Bull >:D

I'll admit I was quite tired the day I went up there for work but even if I had been wide awake I think they'd have been too hi-fi for me.


Steve

Well the Apple connector's not physically changed the only thing the could have changed is the pin outs and I doubt they have.
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Rik

That's my thinking, Steve. There's too many people making products that use the connector for Apple to risk alienating them by changing things.
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Steve

The only changes I've noticed is whether the dock supplies sufficient power to charge the iPhone/iPad, the device will complain it's incompatible but will still play audio it just won't charge
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Lance

I've certainly not seen any indications thy it has changed, Mitch.
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