Hi Aaron,
My apologies -- what I said was incorrect.
My recollection was that if you chose a song from the "Song" menu
instead of the "Album" menu, it would stop after one song, but I just
tried that now and it seems I was mistaken. You do actually need to
set up a playlist for each song in order to do what you want.
The iPod's headphone jack is very good, as far as consumer electronics
go -- and of course, there also the option of digital output from the
dock connector. The quality of that output will obviously depend on
the quality of the dock/connector you use. Probably you can get a dock
or connector with RCA outputs (which would likely be preferable to
using an analogue adapter from the headphone jack). I have Apple's
basic dock and I can't detect any difference between the audio output
on that and the audio output on the iPod itself.
Cheers,
- Darcy
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On 14 Nov 2008, at 3:56 PM, Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 03:49 PM 11/14/2008, Darcy James Argue wrote:
>Do you mean the
>ability to play a single track once and then stop? The iPod has that,
>too.
Yes, I do mean that. I have been unable to find this on my Nano 3G,
and I've also seen it discussed elsewhere as a shortcoming of the
iPod. If you have different info, could you please share? It's quite
possible I'm missing the blindingly obvious.
>I also suspect you'd have a great deal of difficulty finding a
>portable MP3 player with a better output jack than the iPod.
Do you get better results from the headphone jack, or from something
that plugs into the dock connector? I have seen differing opinions.
I did in the past see players with RCA outputs, which would be
preferable in my case. (Yes, I know I can also get a patch cable to
go from headphone jack to RCA.)
Thanks,
Aaron.
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