[mdlug] OT: podcasts?

[Ingles, Raymond]

> From: Wolfger

> I got a great one from Meijer that could broadcast on any vacant
> channel, but the cord that connected it to the player was also the
> antenna, and it got damaged after a rather short while. :-(

 That would be depressing. This one uses an entirely standard audio cable,
and I replaced it with a longer one just to impress my 7-year-old by having
his DS sound come out of the car stereo. :->

> I think my next step is converter from mp3 player to CD... I think
> they make those. I need to get back to the podcasts I haven't listened
> to in ages.

 Convering to cassette is no problem, though cassette sound is... limited.
But I can't imagine what would be involved in converting to play on a CD.
Some kind of micro-LCD display that would handle being spun inside a CD
housing?

 Now, burning mp3s onto a CD for later playback, that's no big deal. But
I don't think there's an 'mp3 to CD' converter, though you can certainly
get car stereos that can play mp3s nowadays.

 Sincerely,

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