sergewangneur2010 said:

Hi there,
I am new to the forum so hello to everyone. I have been a Fiat fan and owner for a long time. My first car was a Panda old version, bought in 1996.
I have a problem: I have recently purchased a Punto Evo with blue&me. Happy with the car, but the blue& me is a bit awkward when trying to connect an i-pod classic via the USB blue&me Windows port. First time I have tried, it seemed to connect, then it played a track by default but stopped after a minute or two (some bizarre short electronic fault noise) and the blue&me voice system said "no media connected". The i-pod is connected with the the apple USB connector, originally purchased with the i-pod. The Fiat handbook says you should configurate the i-pod as a windows external computer, which I have done. And still it does not work. Can anyone shed a light on this? I am a bit confused... How can I make the i-pod work?
Cheers
Serge

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Ditchy52 said:

I'm not 100% sure about this, but I think you have to convert all of your songs on the Ipod to mp3 format or it refuses to play any of them. You could convert them all or go to a fiat dealer and buy the Ipod converter. I think the Ipod converter is around £80 though.

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MojoWill said:

Even with external disk access enabled you will need to convert to mp3 blueandme only can read mp3 or wma unless you have the connector. It will work fine with the connector though although you can't access podcasts.

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