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<blockquote data-quote="The Syntax" data-source="post: 5413152" data-attributes="member: 605735">I think you&#039;re mistaken because in the manual for the Kenwood ipod connector it specifically lists my ipod as one in which you can, &quot;select music in a manner similar to that of the ipod.&quot;Regardless I also hooked up a non-kenwood ipod connector and I still have the problem.Also, in the KDC-X792 manual it also talks about being able to select music similar to an ipod by pressing up on the control knob.EDIT:I just used a 3rd generation ipod nano and it worked fine, with either the kenwood or apple connector.So it seems like it&#039;s my ipod, which is strange, because it is a 5th generation video, which is listed as a compatible ipod.EXTRA EDIT:I just used a newer 5th gen video ipod and it also worked fine. So it seems like my ipod is the problem. I just wish I knew what that problem was.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Syntax, post: 5413152, member: 605735"] I think you're mistaken because in the manual for the Kenwood ipod connector it specifically lists my ipod as one in which you can, "select music in a manner similar to that of the ipod." Regardless I also hooked up a non-kenwood ipod connector and I still have the problem. Also, in the KDC-X792 manual it also talks about being able to select music similar to an ipod by pressing up on the control knob. EDIT: I just used a 3rd generation ipod nano and it worked fine, with either the kenwood or apple connector. So it seems like it's my ipod, which is strange, because it is a 5th generation video, which is listed as a compatible ipod. EXTRA EDIT: I just used a newer 5th gen video ipod and it also worked fine. So it seems like my ipod is the problem. I just wish I knew what that problem was. [/QUOTE]

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