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Banned
(10-25-2007,
03:36 AM)
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New iPods incompatible with X360?
#1
I need someone else to test this out. If you hook up a 3G Nano to the 360 for custom soundtracky goodness, the content database shows up, but the system hangs on trying to play any music track, be it AAC or MP3.
I heard that Apple was doing weird stuff in their newer hardware to lock out 3rd party software, but it seems odd that it wouldn't work on 360. Anyone else have any luck? |
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Welcome beautful baby girl, Madison Elizabeth, to the horde!
(10-25-2007,
03:39 AM)
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#2
Originally Posted by Sho Nuff:
I don't have one, but I've also read that they are locking it out. |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
03:43 AM)
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#7
Originally Posted by Ten-Song:
its on purpose, or else you would be able to go into system files. SDK units and programs can hopefully make a legit app to allow it. |
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(10-25-2007,
03:46 AM)
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#9
Originally Posted by B-Ri:
Yeah, shit - imagine the chaos that would erupt if people could actually properly use the device they've paid hundreds of dollars for. Anarchy! Blood in the streets! |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
03:46 AM)
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#10
Originally Posted by Diablohead:
As much as I like their products, it's all this backwards ass stuff they always pull that keeps me a Windows man. (Well... also, I can't use Steam on my MacBook.)
Originally Posted by alistairw:
Yeah, I know, I paid for the music, why the hell should I be able to listen to it? |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
03:49 AM)
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#12
Originally Posted by alistairw:
then people should buy the other phones then. Its not like many didnt already know a lot of these lockouts since the get go. Oh well i cant use it on my 360, it be nice it the 360 worked to begin with (thanks RROD on sunday) My only con on the iphone has been that i cant make my own ringtones (but there are legit nonbricking methods to do so) and with the SDK coming out well get apps. |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
03:54 AM)
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#14
Originally Posted by B-Ri:
Yeah, but I don't use AT&T and don't want an iPhone, so I got the iPod Touch. I know the iPhone would have some weird lock-out stuff since it's not just an MP3 player, but to act so weird and do the same shit to something that IS just an MP3 player. I buy these things to listen to music, but with the new gen stuff, it's like they're trying to keep me from doing that. |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
03:54 AM)
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#15
Originally Posted by BigDug13:
absolutely you will be able to. you cant access the file systems, but a huge (i wanna say all but not all) amount of ipod products work for the new ipod touches and iphones. |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
03:55 AM)
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#16
Originally Posted by Ten-Song:
if you were looking for an apple product to be completely compadible with a microsoft product, you made the wrong decision. lets not pretend like this is the first time products form different companies dont work together. |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
03:56 AM)
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#17
Originally Posted by B-Ri:
Yeah, dock connections are still the same as ever, so about 99% of products work, and the car audio stuff still does as well, considering those products just act as speakers, where things like the 360 actually need to dig into the device a little and read the files. |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
03:57 AM)
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#18
Originally Posted by B-Ri:
My old 30 gig iPod works with my Xbox 360 and any other device just fine. |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
03:59 AM)
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#20
Originally Posted by Ten-Song:
But my car stereo actually reads the id tags on the files and shows me the artist, album name, song name, etc. I can scroll through folders and playlists on my stereo. It's not a simple audio jack from the dock connector. So is this not going to work anymore? |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
04:00 AM)
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#21
Originally Posted by BigDug13:
it still works. if its make for ipods its going to work |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
04:01 AM)
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#22
Originally Posted by BigDug13:
If it connects through the dock, it should still work, but I can't be 100% sure on that so don't take my word for it.
Originally Posted by B-Ri:
I don't care if they leave the iPhone alone because I don't own it and don't plan on it. It just seems silly to let the iPod Touch suffer as a result of having the same touch screen design and a few of the same features, even though it's just an MP3 player mostly. I still love the device and use it a lot, stuff like this just doesn't make a lot of sense to me. |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
04:05 AM)
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#24
Originally Posted by Ten-Song:
the ipod touch is the SAME thing as the iphone sans the phone parts. It STILL runs on the same operating system, albeit a less featured one. |
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Running off of Custom Firmware
(10-25-2007,
04:05 AM)
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#25
iPod Classic 160gb WORKS. I'm playing an Ace Combat IV song straight from my iPod as I type this.
Using the old (apparently no longer available) "Optional iPod Support" update, I couldn't even find my media player. But when I went to the Marketplace and downloaded "Optional Media Support", bam, the iPod would show up and now it's working like a charm. If the iPod Classic works, I can only imagine that the 3G Nano should work too. Are you running the newest iPod firmware? |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
04:09 AM)
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#26
Originally Posted by Mejilan:
Hum, guess it's just the Touch that doesn't work with the 360 then. |
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Running off of Custom Firmware
(10-25-2007,
04:11 AM)
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#28
Not surprised about the lack of Touch/Phone support. It's a completely different beast. But the newest iterations of the Nano and Classic aren't really all that fundamentally different (despite the OS upgrades).
I would think that if it wouldn't work at all, he wouldn't even be able to view his music library by connecting the device. The hang is strange, but it's probably nothing an iPod wipe/optional media support redownload wouldn't fix. |
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Finally I have 40 cakes
But it cost me 40 friends (10-25-2007,
04:11 AM)
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#29
I have new 160gb Classics and they work fine on my 360.
The awesome people at Media Monkey cracked Apple's shit days after the new units came out. Use Media Monkey to transfer files to your new iPods. Latest Media Monkey beta, which includes the proper iPod .dll: http://www.mediamonkey.com/beta/Medi...1091_Debug.exe Thread it came from, if you want to read about it: http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=15384 |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
04:36 AM)
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#32
Originally Posted by Pterion:
if im not mistaken, the ONLY way to get music on to a 360 is by burning an audio CD and having it rip, no other way to do it. and no, its NOT apples fault on that one, calm down. Were not talking about MS |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
05:04 AM)
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#34
Originally Posted by alistairw:
people who bought that brand made their bed, so why can't they lie in it? |
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(10-25-2007,
05:06 AM)
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#35
Originally Posted by B-Ri:
Riiiiggght. You forget that Apple themselves are changing their image and business plan to a consumer electronics company (hence the dropping of "Computers" in the company name). As such Apple is held to the same expectations of other consumer electronics companies (like Sony). |
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Sane for Sony
(10-25-2007,
05:12 PM)
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#42
Ipod touch works on cars, well at least it does on mine. The kit in the car reads the ID tags, displays them on a screen etc. However, the kit in the car is an Apple licensed product, and X360 support was reverse engineered and not licensed from Apple.
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Member
(10-25-2007,
06:24 PM)
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#47
Originally Posted by Pterion:
Transfer, no. You can stream your music from the iPod, however. Also if you have your computer connected to your 360 you can play ALL the music in your PC, this is the best way for the custom sountracks IMO. Last edited by K' Dash : 10-25-2007 at 06:27 PM. |
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(10-25-2007,
07:00 PM)
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#48
Originally Posted by siamesedreamer:
They've got some new models and firmware out soon haven't they? My cheap arse Fujianese player died on me a few weeks back and I'm tempted to buy something that cost more than £10... these new Zunes any good? |
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Member
(10-25-2007,
07:16 PM)
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#50
So I guess it makes me a tool for wanting the MP3 player with the most 3rd party support. It makes me a tool for wanting the MP3 player that can be controlled by certain stereo systems (unlike every other MP3 player on the market).
I guess it also makes me a tool for using Windows when I should be using a less popular OS that has very little support. I guess it also makes a tool for choosing a large company like Verizon for my cell phone when I could have chosen a really small one with very little support. I don't see where I can get an MP3 player for half price that hooks into my Xbox 360, hooks into my Alpine stereo (with scrolling information from the ipod on my stereo), etc. I guess that makes me a tool. |