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Same problem- 2012 prius, AT&T 5s
...and to think- just a couple months ago it was only a few weeks away
Which mode are you using? I use SAT, and I don't have this problem. I drove from PA to FL last spring without this issue.
how do you know it's 99 songs?
this has been covered a few times in this forum. here's my experience: http://priuschat.com/forums/audio-electronics/53122-will-dice-work-me.html
This is the official unofficial Sirius XM Lineup post 11/12 as posted on XMFan.
well that is good news indeed. i just wish they had said december 2008!
that sounds very cool, yet very painful.
It works with my 04 base model and iPhone 3g. It does not charge the phone, though.
I hardly use my iPhone with my DICE, but I can tell you that my iPod classic refuses to turn off normally when the car turns off if Hold is...
Yeah, you can't get to the DICE on the white cable box without removing the lower glove box, but that is super-easy.
Nothing will happen. Since our stereo doesn't have an actual satellite radio, CD changer, or MP3 player, you can only get to MP3 mode if the...
I have the same stereo as you. It will work. I had the same concerns as you, but folks on here convinced me I would be OK. You should run it...
Yes to all. I have the same radio you do. Install the unit, put it in SAT mode, and you'll have full control.
I've had my DICE for a while now. Easy install and works great. The only issues I've had with it were 1). At one point the iPod wouldn't stop...
will be passing 100,000 later on today 2004 with nothing (it was part of a rental fleet before i bought it with 16,000 miles on it in march of...
Doesn't anyone else think this is just spam?
When I first got my dice unit, the iPod shut off when I turned off the car. I changed something I suppose, because it doesn't do it anymore....
I had the same problem; just remember to turn off the stereo before you get out of the car and it will pick up where it left off when you turn it...
If by "supported" you mean integrated in to the display, then yes. However, you can plug a Zune, etc. into the Aux. input that you add with a DICE.
