Post pics of your double din setup
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The Pioneer units and the iPod assume that audio is coming via the 30-pin connector, so it will send via that route. You can override that behavior by plugging a 3.5mm plug into the headphone jack on the iPod *after* the Pioneer unit has connected, but it will forget that it's supposed to send via that route once the radio reconnects or is powered off/on with the iPod connected, so you'll have to unplug and plug the 3.5mm aux cable in and out of the iPod after the headunit is powered on and connected if you choose to use the standard USB-to-30-pin connector and a 3.5mm to 3.5mm aux connector. This was tedious enough that I was willing to pay for the Pioneer iPod cable. eBay cables tend to be hit or miss, as some try and send the video channel where the audio channels are supposed to be, and some won't also send video over the connector at all.
Last edited by Wrathernaut; 08-17-2011 at 07:54 PM.
#274
i've been looking into navi/DD units. what do you guys think about the alpine ina-w910, pioneer avic-z130BT, or the kenwood dnx7180.
i also wanted to ask the people using the kenwood navi units, are the kenwood units slow? i was looking at the videos on their site and it seems like there's a slight lag
thanks!
i also wanted to ask the people using the kenwood navi units, are the kenwood units slow? i was looking at the videos on their site and it seems like there's a slight lag
thanks!
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I would have to agree. The units that use garmin are far superior, but they always lack in other areas. I wish they would consult with the users when they are designing these things so we can tell them what WE want. Also, I hate that they dont come with remotes anymore, kinda bugs me!
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I would have to agree. The units that use garmin are far superior, but they always lack in other areas. I wish they would consult with the users when they are designing these things so we can tell them what WE want. Also, I hate that they dont come with remotes anymore, kinda bugs me!
Still beats factory navigation though.