#tangara — Public Fediverse posts
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hm, where can i get #Tangara help?
I just updated mine from 1.5.0 to 2.1.0, and firmware in general seems to be working, but it's no longer detecting the SD card I was using.
(Yes, I updated companion first.)
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hm, where can i get #Tangara help?
I just updated mine from 1.5.0 to 2.1.0, and firmware in general seems to be working, but it's no longer detecting the SD card I was using.
(Yes, I updated companion first.)
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My "saved search" for #tangara on kleinanzeigen.de (German second hand website) finally notified me about a search result!
And then this... I don't even have a car... 😢
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My "saved search" for #tangara on kleinanzeigen.de (German second hand website) finally notified me about a search result!
And then this... I don't even have a car... 😢
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Anyone interested in purchasing a second hand #tangara portable music player? I have only used it a handful of times and find myself just relying on navidrome these days.
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Anyone interested in purchasing a second hand #tangara portable music player? I have only used it a handful of times and find myself just relying on navidrome these days.
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if there was another limited production run for #tangara, how much would you be willing to pay for one?
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if there was another limited production run for #tangara, how much would you be willing to pay for one?
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Hey #tangara friends!
For my understanding: if I wanted a custom touch wheel face plate and would also use a PCB as "material", I should not use any copper on the layers to not interfere with the EM field? Or won't it matter?
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Hey #tangara friends!
For my understanding: if I wanted a custom touch wheel face plate and would also use a PCB as "material", I should not use any copper on the layers to not interfere with the EM field? Or won't it matter?
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It's Tangara time: first impressions of a new open hardware MP3 player
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It's Tangara time: first impressions of a new open hardware MP3 player
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🤔 How hard would it be to physically mod the #Tangara music player (and its firmware) to be able to listen to radio 🤔
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🤔 How hard would it be to physically mod the #Tangara music player (and its firmware) to be able to listen to radio 🤔
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bit of a shower thought but wouldn't it be kinda dope to make a drop-in replacement mainboard for the ipod classic? i have a 6g running rockbox which i love dearly, but my headphones are bluetooth.... i've been working up the energy to build a proper bluetooth mod, i've seen various attempts which are either external (sucks balls), and/or have other weird issues and limitations
to me the obvious way to do it was to wire up an esp32 to the i2s pins on the DAC, run the antenna to the inside of the usb connector or headphone jack (maybe??) to avoid having to modify the metal chassis and wire it up to the accessory port UART and talk to it from rockbox to add a bluetooth menu. it would totally be possible to add wifi too and have it sync to last.fm or something when you're at home
someone did a very similar thing to the ipod nano 3g but just hacked a bluetooth menu into the rockbox bootloader which is extremely neat fwiw
but like, the esp is not that far off the ipods main CPU right? i mean the tangara does a lot of awesome stuff with it
so the appeal mostly comes down to the joy of rockbox in particular (for me it just has a certain whimsy that only exists in FOSS projects that have been around for 20+ years (see also: U-Boot))
so then it's like what if i just got a batch of the same DAC that's already used in the ipod (and hey it can support multiple DACs why not) and designed a drop-in replacement... people already make replacement parts for everything else so you can build an ipod from scratch, only the mainboards are a limited resource i thiiiink (could be wrong tho lol)
aaaanyway, with the success of the tangara (extremely dope project!), idk if the nostalgia pull of the ipod is enough to fund a project like this
but gosh it would be cool to have a drop-in replacement that could run rockbox or even the tangara OS and give you the same feel as an OG iPod with custom firmware
or uh, if you were feeling suitably (in)sane about it write an emulator to let you run the original ipod firmware, that would be honestly fucking dope
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bit of a shower thought but wouldn't it be kinda dope to make a drop-in replacement mainboard for the ipod classic? i have a 6g running rockbox which i love dearly, but my headphones are bluetooth.... i've been working up the energy to build a proper bluetooth mod, i've seen various attempts which are either external (sucks balls), and/or have other weird issues and limitations
to me the obvious way to do it was to wire up an esp32 to the i2s pins on the DAC, run the antenna to the inside of the usb connector or headphone jack (maybe??) to avoid having to modify the metal chassis and wire it up to the accessory port UART and talk to it from rockbox to add a bluetooth menu. it would totally be possible to add wifi too and have it sync to last.fm or something when you're at home
someone did a very similar thing to the ipod nano 3g but just hacked a bluetooth menu into the rockbox bootloader which is extremely neat fwiw
but like, the esp is not that far off the ipods main CPU right? i mean the tangara does a lot of awesome stuff with it
so the appeal mostly comes down to the joy of rockbox in particular (for me it just has a certain whimsy that only exists in FOSS projects that have been around for 20+ years (see also: U-Boot))
so then it's like what if i just got a batch of the same DAC that's already used in the ipod (and hey it can support multiple DACs why not) and designed a drop-in replacement... people already make replacement parts for everything else so you can build an ipod from scratch, only the mainboards are a limited resource i thiiiink (could be wrong tho lol)
aaaanyway, with the success of the tangara (extremely dope project!), idk if the nostalgia pull of the ipod is enough to fund a project like this
but gosh it would be cool to have a drop-in replacement that could run rockbox or even the tangara OS and give you the same feel as an OG iPod with custom firmware
or uh, if you were feeling suitably (in)sane about it write an emulator to let you run the original ipod firmware, that would be honestly fucking dope
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hm, i wonder what's required to teach #Tangara about m4b audio books
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hm, i wonder what's required to teach #Tangara about m4b audio books
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@patcharcana I suddenly want to write code to turn my Tangara into a Tamagochi.
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@patcharcana I suddenly want to write code to turn my Tangara into a Tamagochi.
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https://codeberg.org/cool-tech-zone/tangara-fw/releases/tag/v2.1.0
« This is a small release with some important bug fixes, as well as an exciting new feature for people who prefer to organise and browse their music using a directory structure rather than file tags. »
Oh I was waiting for that one ! 🥳 #tangara
