Thread: Best music player for Overdrive audiobooks?
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Old 02-19-2012, 01:59 AM   #5
Andrew H.
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I don't think that any iPod plays protected wma files, which AFAIK is still what most OD books use. Also, while the nano is nice in a lot of ways, if your main purpose is to listen to audiobooks, it's probably not worth paying twice as much for the nano - I think they start at $140 in the US; street price for the clip zip is $60.
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