Zune setup anyone?!
Ordered one last week and was planing to use the Auxiliary port.
Your input would be appreciated
But to the OP, yup I use it in the auxiliary port of my GL. Works like a charm.

NO!
When is the last time you heard of any audio manufacturer (car or home) supporting a frickin Zune?
NEVER!
You are a brainwashed Microsoft supporter (victim) and you need to seek professional help.
Just kidding.
Now thats sad.....Have a good day
one happy Zune CustomerLast edited by Flame3g; Jan 27, 2009 at 08:43 PM.
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Are you kiddin me? My friend has a Zune and he constantly wants to use my iPhone for the apps and games. As far as a regular iPod- my 160 gb in my car works though either the aux input or the iPod interface. Can You say the same?
NO!
When is the last time you heard of any audio manufacturer (car or home) supporting a frickin Zune?
NEVER!
You are a brainwashed Microsoft supporter (victim) and you need to seek professional help.
Just kidding.

The Zune 120GB is far, far superior to the iPod Classic 120GB.
Call me a Microsoft victim...too bad I have a Mac. And an iPhone 3G.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Now thats sad.....Have a good day
one happy Zune CustomerBTW, I don't own either one.
Microsoft's latest 10-Q filing stated that "Zune platform revenue decreased $100 million or 54% reflecting a decrease in device sales." The music player's sharp decline in revenues helped erase 60% of the company's earnings in its Entertainment and Devices Division, which includes the Xbox gaming platform.
Apple's iPod business, once feared to be at a dead end with satiated demand, hit a new quarterly unit record with sales of 22.7 million units. That's just 3% higher than the company's sales in the year ago quarter, but demonstrates a demand for innovative products even in the midst of difficult economic times.
Apple's record iPod sales don't include the iPhone, which Apple has referred to as its "best iPod yet." With iPhone sales, Apple sold over 27 million mobile devices last quarter, and over 208 million in total since it began selling the iPod.
Key to Apple's success has been its efforts to remain differentiated with unique features while also staying familiar and easy to use with the company's iTunes software. Microsoft's Zune debuted with some unique features, but the company's software churned as MTV pulled its URGE store from Windows Media Player, forcing the company to ship an entirely new, unfamiliar, and not quite functional Zune 2.0 desktop app.
Last year, Microsoft released a new software update but no significant new hardware refresh, leaving the tarnished brand without anything new to sell just as Apple continued to redefine its iPod line with a revamped, Internet browsing iPod touch. A rumored Zune partnership with Nokia also failed to materialize.
Apple's strength in digital media sales within iTunes also helped to keep the iPod in the leadership position among music players, holding on to 71% market share. Growth in iPod touch sales was particularly fueled by its new designation as a handheld gaming platform, leveraging the support the iPhone Apps Store has received from developers.
Even worse than MB sales numbers.
have to give it to apple they have good product & marketing team A+++
Last edited by jamaicakevkev; Feb 10, 2009 at 06:40 PM.

To each his own, Personally, I prefer zune. Logical argument why?
Zune does music much better but not much else, Itouch does apps better. ME, I care more about my music than I do about playing angry birds.
Main reason for zune for me anyways is subscription service. What would 15$ on Itunes get me? Probably about 15 tracks?
15$ a month subscription on zune marketplace gets me 9 tracks to own and unlimited access to their entire selection on 3 comps and 3 mobile devices. To me 15$ a month for unlimited music for me and my GF is a no brainer. That's just me.
Not to mention, the extra tools for discovering new music. For any of my music, zune also shows me related/similar sounding artists, bands they were inspired by, and what other users who like the same band are listening to. Suggestions are pretty useful when you don't have to pay to check them out.
Also, that whole "sales figures" argument is pointless. Ipods success doesn't make it a better product, just mean they had better marketing.
EX: Notice the same people that argue ipod must be better than zune because it has way higher sales DENY that exact same logic when someone tries to claim that msoft windows PC must be better than Mac since windows has better sales.
Sales figures don't = better product.
Connecting through the Aux/headphone jack works OK but I don't have any steering wheel or screen control.




