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You can try to do factory reset on your tablet so that your tablet would get unlock. 1.Press the power-key and volume-down key at the same time until the phone get into the recovery mode.
2.Press home key to get into next interface.
3.There will be four choices: reboot system now;apply update from external storage ;wipe data/factory reset;wipe cache partition.
4.Use "Vol+" and "Vol-" to move the cursor up and down.
5.press power key to select wipe data/factory reset.

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you need a usb a-b cable (usb printer) that connects the monitor to the computer

I'm pretty positive that the iPod will 'just work' when you plug it in to a device like that.

Since you said it was working perfectly a few months ago, I would suggest you clean it out as best as you can. Take it apart, blow it out, clean the connectors with isopropyl alcohol (the highest % you can find) and clean the connectors on the ipod too.

Do you perhaps have another device to test the video output on the iPod on? Do you have another iPod you could try in your V55? Try switching things around and see if you can narrow down the problem.

I'm sorry, but the bottom line is that you cannot watch videos on the V55 with a 5th gen iPod. 4th gens work fine though. Apple made this change in their iPods after several aftermarket companies began losing money in their products not selling. In response, iPod apparently teamed up with those companies and installed a chip to "decode" the video content. You can hear audio, but see no video. It stinks, I know. I am just glad that I have a 4th gen video iPod.

However, I am posting here because I am looking through posts and blogs to find out how to fix my V55 as the screen is intermitently going bad.

Ok, i found out i do have a 5th generation ipod and i went to the apple store and the problem was i had to set my ipod video settings to TV Out to ON and TV Signal to NTSC then set to widescreen ON and the tech plugged it in and she worked like a charm, hope this helps

Hi fazioli73,

With Bluetooth enabled cell phones, if it has a music player, the only device the music player will recognize to output audio is a set of Bluetooth Headphones, not a Bluetooth Headset.

Once you have the Bluetooth Headphones, set them into pairing mode. Then go into your Bluetooth options in your phone, and go into add/search for device. Once your phone recognizes your Bluetooth headphones, and you have it set as your main Bluetooth device, your music player should play through the headphones at that point.

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