@killyourfm that's amazing! My iPod classic is long gone, unfortunately, disk died... it's why I bought a Fiio X1 at the time (8 years ago maybe?), which recently died too though, so I'm on a HiFi Walker at the moment and loving it 😁
@mike I'm not sure how coincidental it is, honestly. I'm getting the sense there is a "movement" happening (for lack of a better description) with Gen X and Gen Z to go back to retro tech like iPods and flip phones.
I"m gonna check out eoe.works, thanks!
Also: awesome to meet another Plex user! I'm PlexAmp/PlexPass lifetime over here, and loving it. Are you saying you can sync Plex Media Server with your iPod? Because that would be a game-changer for me.
@killyourfm coincidentally, I’ve been getting into iPods lately. I just ordered a refurbished 5.5G from eoe.works.
I’ve been spending all this week getting my media ready to sync to it — I primarily use Plex instead of Apple’s offerings — so it’ll be ready to sync when it arrives.
@killyourfm 2nd gen nano i believe, one of the models which are infamous for the 'black spot' problem. they're so crammed inside that the battery expands with age and deforms the screen in the middle forming the 'black spot' lol
@killyourfm It could be that iPods are about 20 years old, which is when nostalgia starts kicking in.
I might not have picked my words quite right regarding Plex. I typically use Plex for all of my media so a lot of what I’d be syncing to my iPod isn’t in a state where I can easily do so.
I’ve been converting video and addding it to the TV app, converting flac files and importing them to the Apple Music app, and getting my audiobook files into the right format and adding them to the Books app.