[Dixielandjazz] iPod query, for those conversant.

[snogpitch at prodigy.net]

My local library has an account with an ebook website that allows audio files to be played on the ipod.   http://ohdbks.lib.overdrive.com/ Maybe your local library has something similar.  It is an easy and inexpensive, like free, way to get stuff on the ipod.  You will need to download it to your computer first, however.  Some you can burn to CD, for those ipod-challanged.  There is usually a time limit on these, so only download what you can listen to within a couple weeks.

Snogpitch

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--- On Mon, 1/18/10, M J (Mike) Logsdon <mjl at ix.netcom.com> wrote:

> I will ask a simple question, and no
> it's not for me.  I gave my son an iPod for his
> birthday, and without a technologically brilliant person to
> guide him, he's a little bereft.
> 
> I'm always hearing people say they "put [things] on their
> iPod", from downloads to CDs to whatever.  My son is of
> the opinion that he can only download .wma's to it.  I
> firmly believe that is not so.
> 
> Any (simple) answers?
>