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<blockquote data-quote="Robertas1" data-source="post: 2767271" data-attributes="member: 917905">I have an iPod nano 7th gen. I&#039;d like to connect it to my PC so I can play music on PC using iPod. I tried this tutorial:http://www.ifans.com/forums/threads/use-your-pc-as-bluetooth-speakers.348174/but;1. At first, it said it couldnt find peripheral drivers after I paired iPod2. I googled for it, downloaded windows mobile device center, installed the mobile based driver3. Now, the peripheral problem is gone, but I can&#039;t connect; if I try it from iPod, it says connection failed, make sure if blah blah is in range and turned on, and I don&#039;t know how to do it on PC4. Double clicking on the ipod in BT devices doesn&#039;t give device control, it just pops a properties window.What to do to achieve this??? How can I make it work?BTW, my adapter is a cheap generic Cambridge Silicon Radio from ebay (like 2$ for it)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robertas1, post: 2767271, member: 917905"] I have an iPod nano 7th gen. I'd like to connect it to my PC so I can play music on PC using iPod. I tried this tutorial: http://www.ifans.com/forums/threads/use-your-pc-as-bluetooth-speakers.348174/ but; 1. At first, it said it couldnt find peripheral drivers after I paired iPod 2. I googled for it, downloaded windows mobile device center, installed the mobile based driver 3. Now, the peripheral problem is gone, but I can't connect; if I try it from iPod, it says connection failed, make sure if blah blah is in range and turned on, and I don't know how to do it on PC 4. Double clicking on the ipod in BT devices doesn't give device control, it just pops a properties window. What to do to achieve this??? How can I make it work? BTW, my adapter is a cheap generic Cambridge Silicon Radio from ebay (like 2$ for it) [/QUOTE]

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