i Pod advice

[newsh]

I want to hook my i Pod up to my laptop, I've just got it back from a long loan, the Pod and CD software is about 2 years old. Do I have to put MusicMatch on or is there something better/newer? I think there's i Tunes for pc now, any good? Or will Media player in XP Pro be ok without anything else? Just dont want to end up with a bunch of crap software on the laptop that I dont need slowing it down and causing conflicts about which program plays what etc, etc.. I used to have it paired with the home PC using MusicMatch but it started crashing and eventually wouldn't even recognise the Pod, that was on Win 2k though.

[dan_b]

iTunes is indeed available for pc, but that's all I know.

[Greg_S]

John,

You can sync music to your ipod using media player 10. Do that with my phone at moment. But you can use I tunes and the like also.

As for a software update im not sure if there is one.

HTH

[Ski]

Guys,

Is there a head unit out there that stors mp3's internally on a hard disk ?

[Jamo]

Guys,

Is there a head unit out there that stors mp3's internally on a hard disk ?

Yes

[Jamo]

http://www.themindfactory.com/Products/NEO35_MP3/neo35_mp3.html

[rotoryboy]

Kenwood do there system aswell

[Jamo]

Also search for Rockford Fosgate Omnifi DMP1-DWL12

[Ski]

Greate Idea, but that one looks like its from the 80's and its an additional device rather than a solo headunit

Anything else up yer sleeve Jamo?

[Graham]

My Clarion has a 400-odd minute flash memory, sounds nice too, but needs rear speakers