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Summary: Learn from our expert which cords and cables are required for use and how to utilize them in this free electronics video on using an iPod for beginners.
Eric Sklar has been an iPod owner since the first generation of iPods. He has extensive knowledge of their models, accessories and features. Eric also was employed by Apple computers...read more
" Hi! My name is Eric. On behalf of expertvillage.com, I’m here today to talk to you about the different cables that are available for you iPod. Currently, shipping with all current models of iPods, is the dock connector to USB cable. USB is signified by the pitchfork icon, as demonstrated here with the Apple logo on the other side. This cable works for all 3rd -5th generation and current model units. Originally, shipping with the original 3rd generation dock connector was the fire wire, signifies by the Y shaped icon with the interior circle and the Apple logo on the other side. These cables are no longer available for any current model units and have been discontinued by Apple as of late. One of the other things that’s available as a secondary purchase is the photo video adapter for the iPod, which contains a 3 ring tipped 3.5 mm plug and 3 RCA jacks, which are available to plug in to your TV with right and left audio. The differences between these are signified by the outer rings of these cables that have red and white for left and right audio and the yellow for video. On behalf of expertvillage.com, my name is Eric. Thank you for watching and have a good day. "
eHow Article: Knowing the Cords & Cables for iPod Basics