2000snostalgia
This is a space for 2000s kids to share nostalgia from the cool old days.
I wanna know how you got 16k songs on a second gen nano
Easy! Encode your songs as crispy 8 Kbps MP3 files
You can upgrade them with flash storage pretty easily.
Iflash.xyz have everything you need for iPod classics and iPod minis, the mini is just my fav, I had one when I was a kid and now I have another (well, 3) now I'm in my 30s
Now this is cool, thank you for sharing
that's a mini, they use tiny microdrives inside, they're tiny HDDs in the form factor of a compactflash card, you can very easily replace them with a compactflash to SD adapter and put a shit ton of storage in them
eBay. Lots of people putting high stage flash drives in old iPod models. 128gb and up
just do it yourself, it's super easy, only takes a cheap adapter you can get on ebay or from iflash and like 15 minutes of time, i used this guide to put a spare 32gb in a mini i bought and it was reaaaaally easy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GY761U4vik
I remember the first time I saw an iPod. I really did think technology was over.
Wow, big ol' nostalgia hit right there.
Are those kz's you got there
Haha, yea they are!
That's awesome man, I love kz iems
These are my first pair. I only got them a couple of weeks ago, purely to be used with my iPod.
It's insane how good they are for the price, even more so when you compare them to wireless buds that cost Β£150
When life was simpler!
peak ipod would look like this but able to search for podcasts and make playlsts of podcasts
I preferred my Creative Zen Touch.
Loved my Zen Micro so much. Was a sad day when it finally died, but then I got a Zune, which was incredibly excellent.
I miss the brick game and music quiz game
anyone else remember Vortex?
Music quiz with 16k songs is a real test.
iPod choice, 100. Music choice... I don't know... 20?
I still have my Sansa Clip+. I should go see if it still works. I remember I rooted that thing too lol.
I remember downloading this song (it was a bonus track on certain versions of the album) and it was called "Expert Knowledge" and I always thought that was a better title.