iPod song repeat fix
05-09-2011, 12:18 AM
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iPod song repeat fix
I posted this at the end of the original thread but thought a new one might be helpful for those who will never get the the 10th page.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-g...d-changer.html
Several have noted that advancing the track on the radio works for a few songs before it starts over. This of course, sucks, when you have hundreds of songs on an iPod.
Well, I installed mine last night using tips from this thread though I did not do the switched power mod (we will have to see if I have the battery drain issue) but I had the same problem as noted above; however, I think I found the fix......
Punch the "Random" or #2 button. What will happen is a bit strange; it starts to play the beginnings of several songs and it cycles through pretty fast. Hit the "Random" or #2 button again and this stops and it starts playing again but on a new song It is like it jumps the iPod to a different place (I see track numbers in the 30's).
Please try this and let me know if this works for you.
My equipment is: iPod Nano (6th generation), iSimple PXDP, PXHGM4, no CD changer.
Bullman
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-g...d-changer.html
Several have noted that advancing the track on the radio works for a few songs before it starts over. This of course, sucks, when you have hundreds of songs on an iPod.
Well, I installed mine last night using tips from this thread though I did not do the switched power mod (we will have to see if I have the battery drain issue) but I had the same problem as noted above; however, I think I found the fix......
Punch the "Random" or #2 button. What will happen is a bit strange; it starts to play the beginnings of several songs and it cycles through pretty fast. Hit the "Random" or #2 button again and this stops and it starts playing again but on a new song It is like it jumps the iPod to a different place (I see track numbers in the 30's).
Please try this and let me know if this works for you.
My equipment is: iPod Nano (6th generation), iSimple PXDP, PXHGM4, no CD changer.
Bullman
