Hi all,
I don't think that there is a resolution for this problem right now, but I thought it was worth throwing it out there...
I use a Griffin Autopilot in my car (the hard wired version rather than the FM transmitter) which does not officially support the iPhone 3G. It works well enough with the iPhone, however, controlling the iPod exactly as it should.
Since Navigon brought out their navigation app I have been using it to direct me on the road. This works brilliantly since my iPhone is essentially wired into the car, though the GPS reception is poor because of where my Brodit mount is placed (I'm going to make a new bracket to fit at the base of the windscreen and hopefully route the Autopilot's cable through the windscreen's air vent to get around this issue).
The problem that I now face is that when I am using an application other than the iPod and I use the controls on the Autopilot my iPhone automatically opens the iPod, closing whatever was open before. I then have to close the iPod and reopen the other application, removing entirely the benefit of having the autopilot for tactile control of the iPhone.
Does anyone know if there is a simple way for me to stop the iPhone automatically opening the iPod app when it received a command from the Autopilot?
Thanks,
Rodden
I don't think that there is a resolution for this problem right now, but I thought it was worth throwing it out there...
I use a Griffin Autopilot in my car (the hard wired version rather than the FM transmitter) which does not officially support the iPhone 3G. It works well enough with the iPhone, however, controlling the iPod exactly as it should.
Since Navigon brought out their navigation app I have been using it to direct me on the road. This works brilliantly since my iPhone is essentially wired into the car, though the GPS reception is poor because of where my Brodit mount is placed (I'm going to make a new bracket to fit at the base of the windscreen and hopefully route the Autopilot's cable through the windscreen's air vent to get around this issue).
The problem that I now face is that when I am using an application other than the iPod and I use the controls on the Autopilot my iPhone automatically opens the iPod, closing whatever was open before. I then have to close the iPod and reopen the other application, removing entirely the benefit of having the autopilot for tactile control of the iPhone.
Does anyone know if there is a simple way for me to stop the iPhone automatically opening the iPod app when it received a command from the Autopilot?
Thanks,
Rodden