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So if I did that, would the iPod not go into Dock Mode once I connected the USB?
Originally Posted by iQEM /img/forum/go_quote.gif |
Originally Posted by iQEM /img/forum/go_quote.gif vvs_75: thx mate, i already use that pins BUT after it finish, i test connect it to PC and pair to my nano...whenever i plug it to PC comes a pop up says "USB device not detected" or something like that...it happens all the time... |
Originally Posted by CAvanessia /img/forum/go_quote.gif What's the best way to burn in these caps? Right now I have my Nano playing on repeat and the setup is plugged into an amp that is off. Is there an easier way to burn these in without my nano? I don't have a Cd player, but I have a laptop that I leave on all the time. |
Originally Posted by ruZZ.il /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'm not sure how well they'll burn in without having any load on them.. but repeat on an playlist of the kind of music you listen to should get it done. If you'd like to, try find some pink or white noise ( I think the pink noise is better, it's dispersed logarithmically which is more effective with sound, if I remember correctly and am not mistaken.) The noise gives a good smoothing out to harshness and stuff.. Also, keep in mind BGs will deteriorate in sound at some point sounding dull before truly blossoming... |
Originally Posted by vvs_75 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Try to connect your nano with normal cable. If it's ok then may be you mixed up something. Could you post some pics? |
Originally Posted by joneeboi /img/forum/go_quote.gif I never thought this thread would turn into a general iPod DIY thread, but here's what I found on Google anyway. I-Hacked.com Taking Advantage Of Technology - DIY AC-USB Charger -=iPod Shuffle Hack=- how-to: 'usb battery' v2 - Hack a Day It seems all you need to connect is V+ and V- for any type of USB charging. |
Originally Posted by CAvanessia /img/forum/go_quote.gif I feel like most of us are almost done with our diyMods. It's that "sit back, relax, and talk about anything" time after a job well done. |