retired_miki57

I've got an 80gb Video Ipod. its brilliant, everything you could want in an mp3 player. I've already got a blackberry so there isn't much need for wireless internet access.

Though I'm not to thrilled to be labeled as one of the "Ipod-generation".

retired_hvporter

Doog, question for you seeing as you seem to know about these things.

I have used itunes for a while (with no problems, tbf) but I fancy playing with and using winamp. Is it easy to use? Will it take all the tracks from my itunes library with no problems?

Oh and jerleat

retired_Fit

Those Sennheisers that everyone has for about £20-25 are pretty good - CX300s or something. The Shure E2C and anything above are awesome though, and justify the price difference. Keep an eye on Amazon, they have some amazing deals. I got E4Cs at half price earlier this year </BLOCKQUOTE>

Cheers :thup:

retired_DonWon

I use my ipod to listen to music when Im not in the car or at home.

retired_smilin916

I bought a Sony NW-A808 as it has an amazing screen on it and it's battery lasts for ages.

No car dock for it but you can get one of those FM transmitters :thup:

retired_sera

My FM transmitter changed my life. :thup:

Bought the cheapest one in the shop, half not expecting it to work, but it works perfectly (except when I charge my iPod on it using the USB plug thing, there's a little bit of static, but I rarely need to recharge it in the car).

retired_smilin916

£4.99 on Amazon

retired_christy23

don't know tbf, like I said before I'm still using v2.91 which doesn't have ipod support. latest version is v5.5 I think which does

anyway, winamp is compatible with .m3u playlists so assuming you can create those in itunes you could just open it in winamp and it'll work fine