uh, that's about it
Making an mp3 player
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Making an mp3 player
ok,um I need some links to people's sites about how to make an mp3 player
uh, that's about it
uh, that's about it


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I think FAT16 can support up to 2 gigs, FAT32 supports something like 160 gigs, not too sure about HFS and HFS+.usbcd36 wrote:If you can do surface mount soldering (unlike me), Ladyada's minty is probably best, plus it allows you to use whatever CF card you have to run it (well, and up to however large FAT16 supports).
The old MFS of the Maciintosh System 1.0-3.0 didn't support subdirectories. You could not make a new folder, but there was always an empty folder on each volume that got replaced if you aded things to or renamed the existing one. Only when they switched to HFS (hierchial file system) did folders really mean anything. and I think it only supported volumes up to 20 megs... or 40...
Just a brief insight to my archaic, useless old trivia knowledge. Sorry to have digressed off topic this far.
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is there a mp3 player kit that can be made with a hard drive and a lcd readout
I suggest you guys edit your posts
I suggest you guys edit your posts
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FDSMAN wrote:is there a website that lets you make a mini computer to use as a mp3 player that can use harddrives? not the oqo
You sir are an awful poster. You win this award of awful post's in one week.
You are on probation, good job editing your post. the above statement is retracted in this thread.
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Thank you.sam wrote:FDSMAN wrote:is there a website that lets you make a mini computer to use as a mp3 player that can use harddrives? not the oqo
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I'm not exactly sure what you mean but you seem to be asking if you can make a mini computer (I suppose you mean a gumstix?) that is also an mp3 player and uses a hard drive to store data? Basically, you seem to be asking for an iPod. If this is not true, you seem to be asking for an mp3 player that uses a hard drive. In that case, Ladyada's minty can use hard drives, just get microdrive that will fit in a CF slot (not much point in a bigger one, it only supports 2 GB).FDSMAN wrote:is there a website that lets you make a mini computer to use as a mp3 player that can use harddrives? not the oqo
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I also is not a happy bunny and i dont like FDSmans postssam wrote:FDSMAN wrote:is there a website that lets you make a mini computer to use as a mp3 player that can use harddrives? not the oqo
You sir are an awful poster. You win this award of awful post's in one week.
You are on probation, good job editing your post. the above statement is retracted in this thread.
