so I found an ipod in a box and given the pinephone doesn't really have the surplus battery life to act as an MP3 player I figured I'd try it out
plugged it into my computer and ... it boot loops.
left it on a wall charger over night and it seems to have come good, though that's hardly a good sign lmao
now I have to figure out how the fuck to actually copy music to it
the iRiver one I had years ago was real simple, you plugged it in, it was a USB mass storage device, you copied music files to it, it played them
plugged it into my computer and ... it boot loops.
left it on a wall charger over night and it seems to have come good, though that's hardly a good sign lmao
now I have to figure out how the fuck to actually copy music to it
the iRiver one I had years ago was real simple, you plugged it in, it was a USB mass storage device, you copied music files to it, it played them
did I mention that it feels like the cable is about to come apart in my hands? it isn't damaged or anything, it just feels spectacularly flimsy
@izaya
what model ipod btw?
@lucifargundam A1236, according to the back
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@izaya
ah, so 24 hrs battery life. your pinephone wont last 24 hours?
https://everymac.com/systems/apple/ipod/specs/ipod-3rd-generation-fat-nano-specs.html
Pinephone chat you probably already read...
https://www.reddit.com/r/PinePhoneOfficial/comments/jbkdrb/pinephone_battery_life/
both extremely good points... can't really do much more than that other than replace batteries. probably not worth it though.
@lucifargundam okay no it has zero battery life
guess I'll hope I stumble onto the iRiver one I had, it actually worked.
guess I'll hope I stumble onto the iRiver one I had, it actually worked.
It's less that the pinephone won't last X long (though it probably won't, you want it to be sleeping as much as possible on battery), and more that I don't want to waste the battery playing music when I might need to make a call on it