I just bought a Nov2020 Cupra Leon ST today. When i plug my old 160GB iPod into to the infotainment system, it tells me its not recognised. Is there any way to get it to work, or am I going to have to copy all the MP3s onto a big memory stick !!!
I don't know anything about Apple devices, but you might be able to mount it as usb storage, which simulates a flash drive.
Otherwise I think your stuck with a memory stick. There no usb related settings I've seen and as it's a new MIB system I doubt they added specific support for iPods as they are most probably seen to be outdated from a technical perspective
I don't know anything about Apple devices, but you might be able to mount it as usb storage, which simulates a flash drive.
Otherwise I think your stuck with a memory stick. There no usb related settings I've seen and as it's a new MIB system I doubt they added specific support for iPods as they are most probably seen to be outdated from a technical perspective
That's the iPod touch, by old iPod I was assuming they meant the older IPod classic with buttons. But I'm happy to be wrong this is what you get when you call several completely different pieces of hardware by the same name
Sorry for the late reply, but I've just picked up a 21 plate Leon Mk4 (phev).
I've tried attaching a usb stick with various tracks on and that's fine. I've tried plugging in an 160gb ipod classic (Currently on 2.05 by the look of it) with three different leads but it doesn't seem to recognize it so far. Do you just plug it in and it finds it under media please?
One ad I saw for my car before I bought it mentioned an aux socket, but the dealers(Who didn't run that advert) said there wasn't one. Can't see one anyway.
(If all else fails, I've got an FM transmitter for it, but I'd prefer to control it more from the dash)
Sorry - Misunderstood your post and thought you'd got it to work with the car rather than just the ipod working
I've tried an fm transmitter and the radio doesn't seem to pick it up yet. There is a bluetooth adaptor on Amazon (and possibly elsewhere) that plugs into the 30 pin socket, but some of the reviews indicate it kills the battery and isn't a through socket.
I'll probably poke my dealer and ask them if they have any ideas. If not, maybe hard drive/usb stick.
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