I beleive the way it will prolly work is you subscribe to the rss feed and the podcast/video will download to the folder you have it set to. The you have the tivo desktop software pointed to that video folder and it will go and automatically parse it and add it to your play list. This way any RSS feed can be dumped to a folder.
I totally agree with the bigger it is the better it will perform mentality. I used to live in east Texas where nascar was on every night, budwieser was king of beer, walmart was your favorite place to pickup chicks, and your sister might be your mom.
I did IT work in a place like this for several years. If a redneck can go in to there favorite store and find a big shinny box that says internet ready for 199 they will buy it by the truckloads. If they were to slap a 4X4 sticker on the side of their case or offer it in camo color they could triple their sales.
I would definitely use them with my IPOD and zune players. I listen to music ranging from country, jazz, classical and everything acoustically done on a guitar. I have never tried shure before. Is this a good brand?
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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