#iriver — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #iriver, aggregated by home.social.
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Back up and running with an #ipod theme - managed to replace the battery on the #iRiver #H320 #mp3player running #RockBox firmware.
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Back up and running with an #ipod theme - managed to replace the battery on the #iRiver #H320 #mp3player running #RockBox firmware.
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Back up and running with an #ipod theme - managed to replace the battery on the #iRiver #H320 #mp3player running #RockBox firmware.
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Back up and running with an #ipod theme - managed to replace the battery on the #iRiver #H320 #mp3player running #RockBox firmware.
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Thanks to @moelassus for the inspiration.
After a bit of searching I found my #iriver H340 from 2004. It still works and also runs #rockbox
Did not manage to find out with which podcasts I started, but obviously I stopped using it in 2012.
Also there was an old scrobbler.log with my quite interesting listening history.
The HDD makes some funny noises, but is still readable. Back then I bought a HDD-CF card adapter but never managed to change it.
Somewhen™ I will check for SSD replacements. -
Thanks to @moelassus for the inspiration.
After a bit of searching I found my #iriver H340 from 2004. It still works and also runs #rockbox
Did not manage to find out with which podcasts I started, but obviously I stopped using it in 2012.
Also there was an old scrobbler.log with my quite interesting listening history.
The HDD makes some funny noises, but is still readable. Back then I bought a HDD-CF card adapter but never managed to change it.
Somewhen™ I will check for SSD replacements. -
Thanks to @moelassus for the inspiration.
After a bit of searching I found my #iriver H340 from 2004. It still works and also runs #rockbox
Did not manage to find out with which podcasts I started, but obviously I stopped using it in 2012.
Also there was an old scrobbler.log with my quite interesting listening history.
The HDD makes some funny noises, but is still readable. Back then I bought a HDD-CF card adapter but never managed to change it.
Somewhen™ I will check for SSD replacements. -
Thanks to @moelassus for the inspiration.
After a bit of searching I found my #iriver H340 from 2004. It still works and also runs #rockbox
Did not manage to find out with which podcasts I started, but obviously I stopped using it in 2012.
Also there was an old scrobbler.log with my quite interesting listening history.
The HDD makes some funny noises, but is still readable. Back then I bought a HDD-CF card adapter but never managed to change it.
Somewhen™ I will check for SSD replacements. -
Thanks to @moelassus for the inspiration.
After a bit of searching I found my #iriver H340 from 2004. It still works and also runs #rockbox
Did not manage to find out with which podcasts I started, but obviously I stopped using it in 2012.
Also there was an old scrobbler.log with my quite interesting listening history.
The HDD makes some funny noises, but is still readable. Back then I bought a HDD-CF card adapter but never managed to change it.
Somewhen™ I will check for SSD replacements. -
Now I updated it with much more recent music I'm currently listening to.
The amazing thing is, this player also plays ogg files, which was not common at the time. It was the reason I bought it. I ripped all my CDs to ogg back then.
And it has a mic and a line-in to record and encode stuff. Nothing special for today's phones but amazing in 2004.
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Now I updated it with much more recent music I'm currently listening to.
The amazing thing is, this player also plays ogg files, which was not common at the time. It was the reason I bought it. I ripped all my CDs to ogg back then.
And it has a mic and a line-in to record and encode stuff. Nothing special for today's phones but amazing in 2004.
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Now I updated it with much more recent music I'm currently listening to.
The amazing thing is, this player also plays ogg files, which was not common at the time. It was the reason I bought it. I ripped all my CDs to ogg back then.
And it has a mic and a line-in to record and encode stuff. Nothing special for today's phones but amazing in 2004.
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Now I updated it with much more recent music I'm currently listening to.
The amazing thing is, this player also plays ogg files, which was not common at the time. It was the reason I bought it. I ripped all my CDs to ogg back then.
And it has a mic and a line-in to record and encode stuff. Nothing special for today's phones but amazing in 2004.
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Now I updated it with much more recent music I'm currently listening to.
The amazing thing is, this player also plays ogg files, which was not common at the time. It was the reason I bought it. I ripped all my CDs to ogg back then.
And it has a mic and a line-in to record and encode stuff. Nothing special for today's phones but amazing in 2004.