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1. #APPLE BLUETOOTH DONGLE FOR IPOD CLASSIC INSTALL#
2. #APPLE BLUETOOTH DONGLE FOR IPOD CLASSIC SOFTWARE#

No button also means no additional mechanical failure mode on this i10s device. (4) No buttons needed to pair and connect, just plug i10s into iPod/iPhone/iPad and it will automatically pair and connect to receiver. i10s industrial design is a better match for the elegantly designed iPods/iPhones/iPads. (3) This i10s is less than 2/3 the size of Sony's iPod Transmitter, making this a better fit for your iPod/iPhone/iPad. Sony iPod Transmitter does not have an Apple Authentication chip and because of this there is no local iPod/iPhone/iPad volume adjustment possible to change the volume at the remote receiver. This authentication process enables local volume adjustments on the iPod/iPhone/iPad to change the volume at the remote receiver.

(2) i10s includes an Apple Authentication chip that will authenticate with iPod/iPhone/iPad. Works with iPad 3, iPad2, iPad, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G, iPhone (1st gen), iPod touch (1st-4th gen), iPod nano (1st,2nd,3rd,4th,5th and latest 6th gen tiny iPod nano), iPod classic (80,120,160GB), iPod Video.Īdvantages of this new Tiny i10s vs Sony's (2006) iPod Transmitter: (1) Sony does not have aptX. It works with for iPod Classic, for iPod Nano, for iPod Video, for iPod Touch, etc. No cables needed, attach to iPod/iPhone/iPad via 30-pin connector. Just insert the adapter into the 30pin dock and pair with your Bluetooth-enabled device such as Bluetooth headphone or Bluetooth speaker. No batteries needed, powered by iPod/iPhone/iPad.

Low power consumption, for many hours of wireless audio enjoyment with iPods, iPhones and iPads. Includes Authentication IC chip, which allows for local iPod, iPhone, iPad volume adjustment - that is not possible with other Made-for-iPod only transmitters that do not include Authenticaion IC chip. This product is BOTH Made-for-iPod and Works-With-iPhone, unlike many other iPod Bluetooth Transmitters that are only Made-for-iPod.

Transmits stereo audio from iPods, iPhones, iPads wirelessly to compatible Bluetooth receivers. Smallest size compared to other products made by other manufacturers in this category. iPod touch must be within about 33 feet (10 meters. On iPod touch, go to Settings > Bluetooth, turn on Bluetooth, then tap the name of the device. Note: To pair AirPods, see the AirPods User Guide. Follow the instructions that came with the device to put it in discovery mode. Might Apple take a few pointers and release an iPod Classic line with updated features under a retro hood? Improbable, perhaps – but then again, not impossible.I10s responds to Receiver Remote AVRCP commands (Play, Pause, Next, Previous). Pair a Bluetooth headphone, car kit, game controller, or other device.

#APPLE BLUETOOTH DONGLE FOR IPOD CLASSIC SOFTWARE#

To prove it, he's actually shared details about how he built the sPot on Hackaday and also the source code of the software he created on GitHub – presumably in case you want to have a go yourself. The upcycling project apparently cost Dupont less than $100 in total, but the thrifty developer has no intention of trying to renovate and sell more Spotify-enhanced iPods.

#APPLE BLUETOOTH DONGLE FOR IPOD CLASSIC INSTALL#

A $10 Raspberry Pi Zero W and a Micro-USB connector were also used to create and install a version of Spotify (using Spotify’s official APIs) that harks back to the classic iPod interface. But the final results are still quite special.ĭupont has named his masterpiece “sPot,” which now has a colour screen and an internal 1000mAh battery. So how did he do it, you ask? Those interested in repeating his feat, or anyone looking to spend their lunch break a little differently this Friday, should definitely check out his video below.Īs noted by 9to5Mac and Engadget, precious little of the original 4th-gen iPod Classic remains in this modified version, bar the original case with a functioning clicky wheel (which now includes haptic feedback). The player can now access Spotify's entire catalogue and stream it to your Bluetooth speaker or wireless headphones. It was designed with a really rather small (by today's standards) display, a Click Wheel and no wireless connections, but by changing all of its innards Dupont has managed to bring it more or less up to date with the modern world. This particular iPod Classic was introduced in 2004, making it 17 years of age (yes, that makes us feel old too). The iPod Touch is not only the last official surviving member of Apple's iPod music player dynasty, it's also the only model Apple ever released with wi-fi connection. But what if the old iPod you've got in a drawer somewhere could be modified to add Bluetooth and wi-fi connectivity as well as access to streaming services such as Spotify? That’s exactly what developer Guy Dupont has achieved with the 4th-generation iPod he got from his mother-in-law.