Converting .smil files to use on Ipod Nano 4th gen

Is there a way to convert a radio program from .smil (that will play in "real player") file to something that will play on my Ipod nano 4th generation?
Marilyn

I have never been able to get Handbrake to recognize many file formats, at least not the version that runs on Tiger.
MPEGStreamclip; you need to export the file. I don't have an ipod so I don't know what format.
My feeling is that you might get more concrete assistance if you asked this on an ipod forum. At least there everybody will likely own one. On the other hand they may therefore also be able to afford the newest computers and tell you to run something on a newer OS.

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http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3218
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