Can't get ipod sound on pioneer avic x910bt

Recheck all of the programming.

Try buying a cleaning disk to clean the head.

did you buy the correct cable from pioneer that has ipod AND 3.5 mm plug ? newer models take that specific cable. check pioneer website

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if you are using the av ipod cable that plugs into the usb and the red,white,yellow rcas, you will have change a setting in the audio section for the audio to work, if you go into the AV settings, the first option with say AV1 input, press it until it changes to IPOD. you should then have audio, if that doesn't work, the the rcas are improperly connected to the radio. hope this helps

I don't know if you fixed it already this iPod sound trouble, but I got ot also and found how to fix this trouble.
In fact there's a setup to do and mention in the User Manual (page 89 on the english one) the AV1 config should be selected as iPod

Using an iPod (iPod) Starting procedure
Connect your iPod.
No sound or video output if iPod is selected
as AV source, check the setting in “AV1
Input” on the “AV System Settings” menu.

are you using the pioneer ipod cord that has the usb and audio and video connections? if you only hook up the usb it is not going to work. you need the audio hook up also.

I have the same EXACT problem. Most of the time only the right speaker plays and the left doesn't but when they both play its very distorted. I've tried everything. Resetting the ipod does not work and its not the ipod because when I use it on my fiance's avic-x910 its perfect. If I remove my head unit and play with the wires its fixed but only for a short while. I've soldered the connections so they are solid but I still have this issue. Any help?

You need to turn on the audio for the IPOD in the system settings.

You have to isolate yellow-black cabel. This cabel was in contact with earth and it was the reason, why you have Mute on the display.

Do a system reset by pushing in the micro button on the facia on the head unit with a ballpoint pen or paperclip.
button is on the removable section.

Dan