It's super easy for me to maintain a library of offline music because I just listen to the same synthwave tunes and 90s dad rock over and over. Saves me $120+ a year. If I want a new song or album, I use a YT downloader extension.
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To this day I do my own personal MP3 mixes π
me but opus instead of mp3 and ViMusic instead of Spotify
Is this some kind of sweet water joke, I'm too pirate to understand?
You can just pirate the mp3s ( for legal reasons I definitely havent done this for the entirety of my song library
I wonder if I still have my Creative Nomad Jukebox somewhere... came out in 2000. Was the size and shape of a portable CD player so it fit in the same kind of cases. Took normal AA batteries. Had a 6 GB capacity, which was insane in 2000. I had a huge number of MP3s on it. Many radio dramas. I wish I still had them elsewhere.
Managing a library now is easier than ever. Managing mp3s specifically is a very odd choice though
geometry dash asset music ._.
Meanwhile me still listen some songs locally (self host Jellyfin) because some songs that I listen are not available on Spotify :/
Thinking about to reencode my collection to opus but "too lazy" as my ripped collection are 320kbps mp3 to save space.
I share mp3s via google Drive links. browsers know how to play them