

Usb to aux for an iPod lol.
Usb to aux for an iPod lol.
Oh man this looks so much simpler than having to Google/man page how to ssh tunnel every 8-10 months.
Probably doesn’t have it set up with subnet access on to his friends network. Which tbf you wouldn’t actually want for this use case.
I’ll often get ads for the podcast I’m currently listening to. Like, I’m already here, what more do you want?
The thing that really annoys me is when they auto insert variable length ads cause it frequently messes up and if you stop and resume a lot it can end up messing up the playback.
I mean Duolingo has been riding the “questionable or insane marketing” wave for years. It’s hard to say if this is just them taking that a bit to far or if they really are of their rocker this time. I mean their ceo has generally seemed fairly based in the past as far as tech CEO’s go.
Everyone in these comments are idiots? Or bots? Usb to aux outputs, Bluetooth to aux outputs guys it’s a freaking iPod the one thing it has is aux output. The problem is getting it into the radio.
Op, does your radio have aux in? That’s the easiest but it’s so simple I think you would have done it already.
If you don’t sometimes you can buy an adapter that plugs into the back of your radio, heck eBay might net you an actual iPod 30 pin cable specific to your radio.
If your radio has Bluetooth, you can get an aux Bluetooth transmitter not reciver like people linked here, to transmit from the headphone jack to your radio.
Last resort is a fm transmitter with either aux or a 30 pin.