Does the new nano multi touch play audiobooks

Does the nano multi touch play audiobooks? Why am i having trouble getting them on the nano? I downloaded the books and there is no place on the main screens to choose "books" There is music, podcasts, photos etc.

Seen this?
YouTube - iPod nano : How to play audiobook on iPod Nano
...still no joy, walk it into the nearest Apple Store and ask staff there for assistance...they'll be happy to make sure you enjoy your new nano.

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Gapless playback and crossfade playback are 2 different things - buy a mix album and try playing it using crossfade playback - I'll let you figure out the difference (yes, really!).
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Does the new Nano pause when headphones unplugged

The mini does this. Does the new Nano? What about other models?

Yes, the new nano does pause when the headphones are pulled out. I just loaded up my green 4GB.

Does the new nano fit in the bose dock?

Does the new nano fit in the bose dock? If so, how?
The white plug at the bottom of the nano doesn't seem removeable.

The new Nano has the smaller Lightning connector instead of the dock connector. Apple has two adapters to connect the new connector to old docking accessories.
This one is just an adapter, but may be awkward for use with a dock accessory.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MD823ZM/A/lightning-to-30-pin-adapter
This one serves the same purpose, but has a short cable between the two connectors.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MD824ZM/A/lightning-to-30-pin-adapter-02-m
Some accessories may not be supported.

Does the new nano sync appointments, and act as a watch alarm?

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See here for Features...
http://www.apple.com/ipodnano/features.html
Feedback can be sent to Apple Here
http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipodnano.html

Does the new nano have a captions option?

I see that iTunes 7.4 now has a closed captions option under the "View" menu. Are the captions supported by the new nano? (I know it is a tiny screen but I have perfect vision and terrible hearing.)

It looks like it may only output captioning when you display on the TV. In the iPod nano feature guide it lists the captioning only under the "Watching Videos on a TV Connected to iPod nano." and then under the TV setup it lists "To set: Captions to display Do this: Set Captions to On."
By the way, the iPod nano guide is available online. I downloaded it last night. The file/download was named: "iPodnano_(3rd_gen)_FeaturesGuide.pdf" and here is the link:
http://support.apple.com/manuals/en/iPodnano(3rdgen)_FeaturesGuide.pdf

Does the new nano have an internal speaker like the touch?

headphone free speaker?

Yes... it has both an internal speaker and microphone.
From the manual (page 12):
About the iPod nano Internal Speaker
With the iPod nano internal speaker, you can listen to any audio on iPod nano without
earphones or headphones — except for the built-in FM radio, which uses the earphone
or headphone cord as an antenna.
Connecting earphones or headphones to iPod nano disables the internal speaker. Any
audio that’s playing continues to play, but only through the earphones or headphones.
If you disconnect the earphones or headphones while audio is playing, the audio
pauses. To resume listening through the internal speaker, press Play/Pause (’). If you
disconnect the earphones or headphones while the radio is playing or paused, the
radio stops and any paused radio is cleared.
If you choose Video Camera or Voice Memos while audio is playing, the audio turns off.
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What does the new Nano do at the end of a podcast?

My wife has a 1G Nano that she listens to podcasts on while she runs. It has the annoying behavior of stopping playback when a podcast finishes, instead of going on to the next podcast. Some of her podcasts are only 5 minutes long, so this means she has to fiddle with it every 5 minutes or so to get the next podcast playing.
Can someone with a new Nano please tell me what happens if you have several episodes of a podcast on it and you start playback? Does it still stop after the end of each episode or does it go onto the next one? Does it do the same if it's in shuffle mode?
We tried to work around it by creating a smart playlist containing only podcasts, but I think this model has something wrong with it. Sometimes podcasts don't show up in the playlist, and sometimes podcasts show up in the playlist but not in the Podcast menu, and the syncing gets all messed up.
Thanks!

Hi Jeff,
First I am not sure if your wife has multiple episodes of the same podcast she wants to listen to or if she has many short individual podcasts. Please note that below my suggestions differ depending upon which situation fits her problem.
I do not have a 1G Nano but I do have an older iPod Mini which I suspect behaves in the same way as your wife's older Nano. I, too, was frustrated in having podcasts play one at a time. I have a couple of podcasts that have daily episodes and each of those episodes used to stop at the end and I had to select the next one to listen to it. This was frustrating because I usually build up a week's worth before getting around to listening to them. Then, by accident I stumbled upon a solution for the Mini. The podcasts also showed up under albums (and artists too) so I set my iPod to play the complete album, selected the podcast I wanted to listen to and was able to listen to all the episodes in that particular podcast. On rare occasion the order of the episodes might get out of chronological order.
If your wife has multiple individual podcasts then she might want to try setting up a playlist with all the individual podcasts she wants to listen to and go with that. Experiment with the playlist idea and the shuffling options of the iPod to get multiple podcasts to play uninterrupted.
I must admit that since I got the Touch for my birthday this winter I don't use the mini as much and am a bit rusty with all the settings of that iPod. My Touch will play through all unlistened to episodes of a particular podcast but will still stop at the end of each different podcast. I have not had the need to do anything drastic on the Touch since most of my individual podcasts are 1 to 2 hours long which is ample time for me to get in a good, long walk!
Hope this helps you and your wife with her 1G Nano.
Sue

The new nano doesn't play video anymore?

i'm confused? the first, second and third nano played video and had a camera....the new one doesn't

"Any other ideas?"
Yes, contact Apple. According to their own website...
http://www.apple.com/accessibility/itunes/hearing.html
"Captioned Movies on iPod
iPod models that support video — including iPod classic, iPod nano (3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th generation), and iPod touch — can also display captions when present in the content. Captions display in a high-contrast white-on-black font that’s easy to read."
The 6th generation Nano plays video. Plus the fact that the email their accessibility team has sent in response to my question...
"On your hearing page, closed captioning for videos refers to the newest nano, is this correct?" seems to confirm very clearly...
"Hi,
Thank you for the email. That information is correct, if the video content you have synced from iTunes contains closed caption information you can enable closed captioning. One thing to note, the new iPod Nano (6th Generation) will only sync music video content only.
Apple Accessibility"
Perhaps there is some special format to Apple Music videos that I am not aware of, but it seems as though changing the tag should allow it to sync. Perhaps it's an update away?

Does the ipod nano 6th gen play tv shows like the 5th gen

i have a ipod nano 5th gen with the video camra in it i was woundering if when i get the 6th gen can i put the tv show epasode that i have on my 5th gen on to the 6th gen and i allso have game i no i cant put those on it but can it have games at all the 6th one

You can't play movies/tv shows on the 6th gen nano, and same with games.

Difference between the new nano vs touch

What's the difference between the 5th gen touch and 7th gen nano?
Do both have capability for the icloud?
Does only the touch one have wireless to update and get internet?

No, The 7G iPod Nano is just an ordinary iPod with a touch screen, FM radios and Bluetooth for connecting to headphones or speakers
It does not have wifi and ther ae not apps. You can sync music, podcasts, videos and photos

Does the new nano have a stopwatch and timer

I am thinking of getting a 6th gen. nano to use for a watch, besides listening to music and audio books. I was just wondering since it does have a pedometer does it also have a stopwatch and a timer and alarm clock? I doubt it but thought I would ask. It would be great if Apple added this to the Nano so we can always wear it and use it for so many things.

See here for Features...
http://www.apple.com/ipodnano/features.html
Feedback can be sent to Apple Here
http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipodnano.html

Does nano muilti touch play audio books?

Does the newest nano multi touch play audio books?

You've wandered into the forum for creating podcasts: I don't have one of these devices so I can't answer your question. The best place to ask would be in the iPod Nano forum.

I recently purchased the new nano (7th generation) and I love it except for one issue. On my old 2nd generation nano, when I played podcasts, it would play podcasts one at a time. So if I had 20 episodes of a podcast on the device, it would stop at the e

I recently purchased the new nano (7th generation) and I love it except for one issue. On my old 2nd generation nano, when I played podcasts, it would play podcasts one at a time. So if I had 20 episodes of a podcast on the device, it would stop at the end of each one.
With the new nano, I can select and play a podcast, but when it’s over, it goes straight to the next one without prompting. It keeps on playing all of the episodes of any podcast until you stop it manually. Setting the repeat function differently does not prevent episodes from being played automatically.
This can be very irritating when I only want to listen to one podcast. I’ve often fallen asleep listening to one episode of a podcast, only to be woken up hours later by the iPod working its way through all subsequent episodes. It is also annoying that any podcast which has started automatically in this way is marked as ‘played’ – even if you stop it within a few seconds. This makes it hard to keep track of what you have actually listened to.
Is there any way to set the iPod to play all the podcasts individually? I have read the User Guide from cover to cover, and can’t find a way of doing this.
MD

Dude or hot-spur,
Not fishy at all!!!! You really think I would have taken any more of my time to post a bogus rant? We'll no, it is unfortunately all true. I want to hear from anyone who is experiencing such problems not anyone else that wants to put there two cents in. I really don't need anymore hate or negativity. Just people's experiences because I feel like I am the only one having so many problems. Thank you
Yes, I have had some unfortunate bad luck to have so many problems at the same time, but some of them are just things you cannot do on the new OS.
Thank you again

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Does the new nano multi touch play audiobooks

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