iPod problem

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

I have a 6th generation Nano in my '13 RT. When you press and hold either the left or right button when in primary cluster screen with audio display on, or in the audio mode screen, you can change to the previous or next album. But, here's my problem. After the bike has been turned off the next time I have it turned on the right button takes me back to the first album in the iPod list, not the next album like it's supposed to. From there holding the right button skips to the next album as it should, and will continue to do that until I turn the bike off. The next time I use the bike and want to skip to the next album, poof, back to the first album again.

Anyone else experience this problem? What about with other versions of iPod? Is this 6th gen problem? Any suggestions how to fix this?

 

[finless]

I have a iPod touch 4th gen. It does not do that. In fact when I come back days later it will be on the same song I left it on when I turned off the bike. Its on iOS 6.3.

Maybe its a nano thing or some code issue in newer radios?

Bob

 

[Spacetrucker]

Yes nanos really don't work well on rts. Get a iPod then will do good

 

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

I have a iPod touch 4th gen. It does not do that. In fact when I come back days later it will be on the same song I left it on when I turned off the bike. Its on iOS 6.3.

Maybe its a nano thing or some code issue in newer radios?

Bob

Mine always comes back to the same track. It's just the album skip function that is messed up.

 

[lookerjdc]

2014 RTS

iPod 4th Gen

mine always starts over at the first song of the playlist

and if I don't ride for a day or two.... it goes out of shuffle mode and back in to normal play mode