portable music players
Bill McGonigle
bill at bfccomputing.com
Fri Oct 3 18:12:50 EDT 2008
On Oct 3, 2008, at 09:49, Jesse Lazar wrote:
> What are others using?
>
> Are you happy with it, what are the shortcomings?
I was expecting to replace my iPod (5GB) with my n810, so I bought an
8GB memory card for it, but I haven't given up the iPod yet. I
simply haven't found (nor written) any decent software for playback
and updating on the n810. The hardware is perfect, 802.11g and a
built-in speaker (plus headphone & bluetooth). It should just sync
the podcasts directly or via an rsync job, but nobody has taken the
time to build a nice solution yet.
FWIW, my iPod has had its battery replaced once (it's getting to
needing it done again - the cold exaggerates the loss) and I re-
soldered the firewire connector back to the mobo a few months ago:
http://pictures.mcgonigle.us/main.php?g2_itemId=4990
(ob. geek porn)
It'll be 7 years old next month and holds the podcasts. The Rockbox
3 bootloader won't find its software image on this device, so it's on
the (now ancient) Apple firmware at present.
-Bill
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