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<blockquote data-quote="Nighthawk4" data-source="post: 1841537" data-attributes="member: 61193">My old iPod Nano seems to have a problem with its connector, which means the car stereo loses it whilst driving. I tried a new cable but the same thing happens intermittently.The only replacement I could buy is an iPod Touch.Unfortunately, this is not found by the car stereo until I type in the passcode and unlock it.Normally, I leave it plugged into the USB socket in the centre cubby under the armrest, out of sight. The old device remained connected and the music resumed automatically. The new device has to be unlocked manually every time I start the car. Then the stereo finds it as a source and I can select it and the music resumes.Is there any way to make it stay visible as a source all the time please? The only alternative is to see if I can get an older device from Amazon or the like.Sent from my iPad using Mac-Forums</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nighthawk4, post: 1841537, member: 61193"] My old iPod Nano seems to have a problem with its connector, which means the car stereo loses it whilst driving. I tried a new cable but the same thing happens intermittently. The only replacement I could buy is an iPod Touch. Unfortunately, this is not found by the car stereo until I type in the passcode and unlock it. Normally, I leave it plugged into the USB socket in the centre cubby under the armrest, out of sight. The old device remained connected and the music resumed automatically. The new device has to be unlocked manually every time I start the car. Then the stereo finds it as a source and I can select it and the music resumes. Is there any way to make it stay visible as a source all the time please? The only alternative is to see if I can get an older device from Amazon or the like. Sent from my iPad using Mac-Forums [/QUOTE]

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