iTrip 2.0 software now available

[MacBytes]

Category: 3rd Party Software
Link: iTrip 2.0 software now available
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Approved by Mudbug

 

[mainstreetmark]

it apparently still installs a hundred little mini-songs, so what's the point.

I'd pay double if the iTrip had a slide out knob that let me choose the frequency. Having to stop what you're listening to to go play those mini-songs, and do that pause/play thing and watch for a strange sequence of flashing lights is really a huge pain.

 

[xtbfx]

And it's an even bigger pain since mine doesn't work all the time.
I sure hope this fixes it.

 

[Mudbug]

probably because I live in a ****hole town, I don't have the problem the others seem to have. Like the Ronco® Food Dehydrator, I've been able to "set it and forget it" with my iTrip. I've found a station that works well with little interference, and haven't had to change it in quite a long time. I agree the process is a bit involved, but it keeps the outside of the iTrip clean and clutter-free, which is the overall purpose of the thing - to reduce clutter. There are other options to use - Belkin offers one, but for some reason they have a short cord hanging out of theirs which, to me at least, defeats the purpose. AFAICT this update just adds 87.7 to the pickable stations, but I'm sure there's a bug fix in there somewhere. Griffin even goes so far as to say that if your iTrip is working fine, there is no need for the update.

 

[mainstreetmark]

This one has a nice digital station tuner. Too bad it's got a mast antenna from the 1950's and increases the size of your iPod significantly.

http://www.podfreq.com/


Here's my list of the transmitters I have come across. Of them all, I've only owned iTrip because, as you said, it's got no wires. I don't want my wireless solution to have wires.

http://www.itunesregistry.com/products/products.php?cat=Hardware&subcat=Transmitters

 

[nagromme]

FYI, you can find the stations that are useful the places you go, and NOT load the rest into your iTunes library or your iPod. No need for extra stations.