iTrip for Ipod nano

Answered here: metrodus, ">nano iTrip <" #7, 08:32pm Sep 16, 2005 CDT</a>
You'll need to get a transmitter that hooks into the headphone jack only, or the dock connector.

I, personally, don't think that they should have a itrip for the nano. It is only 4 gigs, and I was lucky enough to put 1000 songs on the formattted 3.7 gigs. I use my nano to go to and from school. I wouldn't use my nano as my gorilla ipod, but as the small pocket one. I use my 20 gig 4th gen for the travel. Point: leave travel to the big guys.

i "I, personally, don't think that they should have a itrip for the nano"

???!!???

At 4GB (3.73GB actual), the nano can hold 68 hours of music imported at AAC/128. This drops to about 34 hours when using AAC/256. 160 & 190kbps hover around the middle areas of this range.

Just how many hours of music do you
i think
one
i needs
for a car stereo? Just how long of a trip are people taking that require 20GB or 60GB of songs?

Even the 2GB nano is more than adequate for 99% of all automobile trips. Surely, one can find enough music in 34 hours to satisfy any eclectic taste of the moment.

This is why you have iTunes - to re-sync music when you need a refreshed playlist. One need not feel compelled to carry their complete music Library with them at all times.

Your 'thinking' needs some thought. 🙂

yea Joe, every other normal person that doesnt have a gigantic beast iPod needs and wants an iTrip for the nano. It doesnt matter if its for travel or just to play on some kind of radio, if it comes out for the nano alot of people will buy it.

I bought an iRiver aft-100 fm transmitter for my nano. It works and sounds great in my Blazer. You can pick one up at Best Buy for about forty dollars.

The only thing I do not like about the iRiver is the auto-off feature. If it does not detect audio within a thirty second time frame, it will auto-off. This means I have to keep my nano above %50 volume just so the iRiver will not shut down. It also means that songs with long intros that slowly fade from silence to loudness can cause it to shutdown as well.

Overall its a great product and sounds great in my truck.

Hey, I'm just voicing my opinion, and my personal needs. I thought that I'd create a little diversity with the topic. Don't shoot me down because of it.

The only problem Joe, is that the poster of the question did not ask if you thought it was a good idea or not, he was only asking if it was available. Based on the 10's of thousands of topics on these pages...sometimes personal opnions that do not pertain to the question are not useful and should be avoided.