Connecting ipod to bose system

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Plug it into another wall socket, try it there. Then turn off all lights in room and plug it in, see if you can see any glow or LED inside it or outside. Then check the fuse in the plug if there is one.

I have the same problem but my remote is Bose Cinematic and in the list does not appear. Can somebody help.

Yes, it can. The Bose rear panel has RCA jacks for right and left channel audio outputs. You'll need a connecting cable with RCA plugs on the Bose end, and whatever kind of input connector your wireless speaker system needs.

Connecting your television to your Bose will create an entertainment experience like no other. Combining the two will make an excellent overall entertainment system.
1)Unplug Bose system and your television set before connecting the two. Unplugging the electronic devices prevents the risk of a shock.
2)Plug the RCA cable into the back of the television. Plug the cable into the two stereo output which has small holes in the middle. Output jacks located in the middle on most standard television. The tips of the cable will go into each output jack.
3)Connect the other end of the cable to the Bose audio system. Insert the tips of the cable into the Bose's "AUX IN" jacks that are located on the left of the Bose system.
4)Plug the devices back in to ensure that they are working. Place the Bose next to the television screen, so it appears as the audio is coming from the TV.

You can connect your iPod to your Bose V30 using an ipod dock, or simply with a mini-jack (headphone jack) to RCA cable plugged into your V30's Audio-In ports.

I hope that helps.
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I don't see any standard RCA Line Level audio outputs on it, do you?

OK! The cheapeast and most simple way would for you is to get a 1/8th inch conector jack that adapts into red/white RCA jacks (it will have a couple feet of wire in between the jacks) plug the 1/8 inch adapter into the jack on I-POD and the RED/WHITE ends into the back of your systems aux inputs RED/WHITE! OR tape input ect! make sure I-POD is turned up! and you may have to adjust I pod eq to get the best sound out of system! (OH you can get this adatper at any radio shack or wall-mart!)
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The Bose GS can only support component video set-up for the best video definition. This video connection set-up uses three RCA cables to transfer the video signal from an output device (the Bose GS) to an input device (Your TV).

Check if the back of your GS system has a set of video out RCA ports that are titled "Comp Out". You TV should then have a "Comp In" video input RCA ports you can connect to.

Hope this helps.

Check the cable between the media centre and bass module for signs of damage (if its buried in the wall / under the floor and you can't check it, assume it could be damaged).

however, this sounds like a fault with the Digital Analogue Converter - this coverts the digital audio on a disc to analogue information the amplifer can use to produce sound. Contact your retailer for exchange / repair.....