iTunes 7, New Shuffle/8GB Nano/6th Gen iPod (30 & 80 GB), seamless playback..

• iTunes 7, New Shuffle/8GB Nano/6th Gen iPod (30 & 80 GB), seamless playback..
  Posted by davepeck on 13 Sep, 2006 08:17
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  big day yesterday!
  
  glad to see the nano has picked up the mini\'s colors.. and the new shuffle is unbelievably small!
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  Posted by obsession600 on 13 Sep, 2006 10:34
• shuffle does not ship until October
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  Posted by FrankZappa on 13 Sep, 2006 12:21
• seamless play is a feature thy have needed for a long time. I wonder how they over came that, seeing how it is the nature of mp3s. Maybe a read ahead skip proof like they used to do on cd players? Or a secondary playing line so that they can already have the next song starting like a dj would with 2 records and then it just fades between them? Hmmm... if anyone comes across how that works I\'d love to know.
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  Posted by kyndkate on 13 Sep, 2006 12:51
• Holy crap...I\'ve been holding out for an 80GB for a LONG time. My 3rd Gen 10GB isn\'t cutting it anymore - the screen\'s scratched, the battery lasts about an hour after full charge, it gets glitches all the time, etc.
  
  I know what\'s going on my Christmas list
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  Posted by davepeck on 13 Sep, 2006 14:13
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  Posted by bdfreetuna on 13 Sep, 2006 17:39
• The 5th gen iPods were huge pieces of crap.... I\'ve seen so many of those things crash over and over again.
  
  I\'d make sure they fixed their firmware issues before even considering one of these.
  
  iRiver makes better hard drive and flash players anyway
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  Posted by davepeck on 13 Sep, 2006 18:23
• Quote from: bdfreetuna

  The 5th gen iPods were huge pieces of crap.... I\'ve seen so many of those things crash over and over again.

  
  had mine for a year now with no problems.. YMMV i guess.. :shrug:
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  Posted by SlimPickens on 13 Sep, 2006 20:17
• never had a problem w/ mine either.  
  
  anyone have suggestion on connecting to car stereo?  I currently use the monster FM transmitter, but I\'m not very happy with it (it\'s never loud enough and the occasional static annoys me).  I\'ve read that Kensington makes a far superior transmitter... but I just don\'t know if I wanna stick w/ that style connection.
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  Posted by davepeck on 13 Sep, 2006 20:52
• Quote from: SlimPickens

  never had a problem w/ mine either.  
  
  anyone have suggestion on connecting to car stereo?  I currently use the monster FM transmitter, but I\'m not very happy with it (it\'s never loud enough and the occasional static annoys me).  I\'ve read that Kensington makes a far superior transmitter... but I just don\'t know if I wanna stick w/ that style connection.

  
  FM transmitters blow, period.. some are better than others, but for the most part, i stay away..
  
  my truck\'s got an auxillary input that i plug the ipod directly into, which is nice.. what\'s nicer are head units with ipod interfaces. a few different companies make them (JVC and Kenwood are two that i know of)..
  
  you can get the JVC head unit and ipod interface adapter for under $200 @ best buy (links below), and probably even cheaper if you shop around..
  
  head unit
  
  ipod interface
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