My new ipod arrived yesterday and what a wonderful thing it is! Yeah of course you can listen to music, but to me it is the other things that make the difference. First and foremost I have subscribed to a handful of BBC radio podcasts, these are automatically downloaded to my PC from the BBC website each time they are published (in most cases weekly) and whenever I plug in the ipod, it automatically adds them. With the 4 podcasts I have chosen (Radio 4 and 5 mostly) I will get about 2 hours a week of radio programs for free.
In some of the spare space I have all of the photographs from my PC on there and the next step is to add some movies.
The movies are a bit of a pain though as I have to convert them into another format, but I think it will be fun when I get it going.
A multimedia extravaganza in my pocket!
a vow of silence?
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Pleased to hear you have joined the grown-ups! Radio 4 & 5 eh!! Not so long since you would not have admitted to that. The play it again feature on the website is also very useful G
ReplyDeleteIt all sounds very complicated to me.
ReplyDeleteWhen I'm ironing I do listen to radio 4 - it is very entertaining & only requires .......a radio!
If no radio, I think.
Sometimes I compose bad poems.
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I've listened to radio 4 for a long time. I have no problem admiting that, the problems would come with admiting to listening to radio 2! I'm not doing that (admiting to it that is!)
ReplyDeleteEveryone listens to Radio 2. Join the togs. ajen
ReplyDeleteI listen to Jonathan Ross, but I can't stand Terry Wogan.
ReplyDeleteI am just glad you are all listening to the BBC to keep me in a job when I get back
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