Hi, I have this problem and when I spoke to JBL techical support they told me that Apple have changed their software on the New Nano and the ipod touch and of course the iphone and regrettably the radial does not support S video for these products. I'm told it will work with first generation ipod classics. PS: i had to carefully cut off some of the plastic plug to make sure the connection goes all the way into the back of the radial
Make sure that you select the correct 'AUX' input mode on your TV setup by connecting another know good device (such as a DVD player) to this S-VHS TV input
Thank you for your feedback but your JBL was designed speifically for Ipod product and therefore should be compatible.
I am aware that somewhere along the line, JBL changed their S-VHS support in favor to a 'in favor of a minijack-style AV-out connector', could it be the issue as you are not getting a signal on the coorect pins on the S-VHS ?
×
489 views
Usually answered in minutes!
Connection using an s-video cable plugged into a peritel adapter in which a playstation is also connected.playstation works on television so its not a problem of aux input selection. Message on TV screen says "No signal" when using JBL connection.
Could it be a problem of compatibility with the I'pod as on some internet forums several people indicate that I-pods only work with Apple products.
The JBL dock says it is compatible with an I-pod touch!!!
Thnaks
That could be interesting especially as I had difficulties getting an s-video cable with a small enough connector to fit in the socket at the back of the radial. I guess I need to look into this further.
Any suggestions ?
Thanks for this. I was afraid that it would be something like this.
It doesn't stop JBL indicating that the radial is compatible with the 2nd generation of i-pods !!!!
×