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Originally Posted by curtw
iPods will play Audible files with the built-in firmware, no need for a separate app.
You just have to add your existing Audible files to iTunes and sync them--you do not need to make the Audible purchase through Apple.
For Overdrive (DRM'ed WMA files), the Windows software will let you convert the files to AAC and put them on your iPod, but only if the iPod is set to "manually manage music." I haven't found a way to do it with a Mac, but I haven't tried on the last three years, either.
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Thanks, but we're aware of that. What we want is the ability to stream, buy, borrow, and download content directly from a Nano and totally bypassing a computer in the process. I'd love to pull out a Nano, tap the OverDrive app, borrow a library book, download it and then listen to it.