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post #2131 of 2490
It works for me now.
RC

Gear mentioned in this thread:

Apple 30 GB iPod with Video Playback Black (5th Generation)
iPod Nano Headset Music Player
Apple iPod classic 160 GB Black (6th Generation) OLD MODEL
post #2132 of 2490
Quote:
Originally Posted by joneeboi View Post
Try now. I checked it on IE8, Firefox 3.6, Safari 4.04, Opera 10.10 and Chrome 4.0.249.89. I always use Chrome, so maybe since I'm pretty much the only one using it, it was working for me. I fixed what was keeping everything from opening, and it opened on all the browsers for me. Give it a shot now. (Also, I recommend installing Google Chrome. )
oh, it works!!
thank you , joneeboi.
And my browsers is Firefox
post #2133 of 2490
Yup works for me now thanks Jon
post #2134 of 2490
Ditto. Thanks.
post #2135 of 2490
I'm finally getting around to modding me 5Gen Video. I was wondering, looking at the tutorials for it, if I were to put the caps on the inside, where/what do i solder them to?

would it be like this? also, i've heard that removing the caps/inductors doesn't do too much. should or should it not be removed?
post #2136 of 2490
any help?..
post #2137 of 2490
Thread Starter 
If you want to internalize the caps, use gueri_fr's method. No one else has come up with a method to do internal caps for the dock besides using the compact flash adapter and BlackGates.



Don't take out the inductors and Z caps. Solder directly to their pads. They make for stronger connections.
post #2138 of 2490
Okay. Does removing the Zcaps actually make for better sound? Also I mean, could i get a diagram on how i wire the caps to the ipod? Like where do the positive/ negative leads on the caps hook up the wires?
post #2139 of 2490
Thread Starter 
Removing the Z caps won't improve the signal. The positive lead of the cap goes to the Wolfson, and the negative lead goes to the dock or audio jack. I don't have a diagram off-hand, but there are a few in this thread.
post #2140 of 2490
I want to use 3,5mm plugs as lineout interconnect, I know imod 4g does that, but is it possible with 5/5,5gen ipod?
post #2141 of 2490
You can send the signal wherever you can run a wire - connect the top connections to the connections on the 3.5mm plug. I think (not been inside an ipod for a while...) there are pins connecting the normal socket to the ribbon cable so you could attach to them, if not you'd need to find a replacement socket.

Good luck!
post #2142 of 2490
I got a surplus of hardware wiring and capacitors and stuff for diymods laying about my closet, it anyone can be bothered shipping me their logicboard, or want any of my crap, I can either mod for internal caps for them of give me my leftovers pm me ay, Its just all sitting in my cupboard. (I solder internal caps on 5g/5.5g only)
post #2143 of 2490
Would this ALO adapter work with a 5G diymod?

ALO Audio



Wouldn't mind something like this for hooking up my diymod to a desktop amp.
post #2144 of 2490
Sure, just can't imagine wanting to pay that much for markup.
post #2145 of 2490
Anyone want to build me one?
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Apple 30 GB iPod with Video Playback Black (5th Generation)
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Apple iPod classic 160 GB Black (6th Generation) OLD MODEL
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