Just purchased iPod Classic 160GB, but it will not play properly via my Hyundai i20 connection. It will only seems to recognise and play 3 tracks (I have nearly 3,000 on the iPod!). The iPod screen simply shows that it is in 'connect' mode, but does not allow mw to access any menues, let alone choose and play tracks! Ant ideas

I did answer this one before, check my other post on this site.

have issues with my Hyundai i20 where i cannot play songs with my Iphone

Do you mean that you don't have access to the radio because you need the optional radio piece which connects to the bottom of the device if you wish to use the radio. You can either purchase the radio device or go without radio.

Hi Ben3230, I have the same problem with my ipod nanno (2nd gen). If I connect the nanno up to the usb socket in the centre console of my 2010 Ford Focus, the tacks display on the screen but no sound. I purchased a 3.5mm jack and connected that from the ipod to the 3.5mm jack in the centre console (as well as the usb lead) and suddenly music. Hope that solves your problem.

Download the latest version of itunes 9.21 install it and load ALL songs on your itunes, if it shows up on your itunes it WILL play on your ipod.
good luck.

All I can tell through my searching, is that the Jlink only works on gen3-gen5 ipods. I have a gen 6 80gb classic, and while I can hear the audio from the movie playing, I have no video. Music plays fine.

I also have the same problem but now I think it's the type of I-Pod you use. Do you use the I-Pod 80 Gb video or the newer 160 Gb I-Pod with the cover flow etc. ? The documention of the HTD7001 says it's only support some I-Pods. I would know sure if I would have a type of Video I Pod wich is supported by the documentation

Apple Classic Manual

No positive but i would check their website to make sure that it is compatible with the 6th generation ipod..

From an Amazon Post: 5 of 6 people found the following review helpful: An iPod Classic 160gb CAN BE made to work with one of these units, December 22, 2007 By Technophile "Technophile" (Detroit, MI USA) - See all my reviewsThere is a way to make the iPod Classic 160 gb work with the Philips line of Portable DVDs with iPod docking but its awkward and requires the purchase of Apple's Composite AV Cable ($50). Apple installed in the 6th generation iPods what amounts to an electronic lock. When you set the player up to send out video externally it will ask you to "Please Connect Video Accessory". It's looking for the sixth generation Apple Composite AV Cable plug. Somewhere embedded in the plug's configuration is the key to the lock that the player is looking for. Once you insert this plug the movie you have selected will begin to play and all you have to do then is remove the cable and insert the unit into the dock and you should see your video displayed. As i said before, this is an awkward work around and should you go back to the main menu to select a different movie you will have to perform these steps again. For those of you (like me) who were stuck with one of these units, this work around just might make you feel a little better about your purchase. Good Luck!!!!