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  • From: philipayers AT yahoo.com (My friend Phil said,)
  • To: ch-scene AT lists.ibiblio.org
  • Subject: Re: ogg moving up in the austin dance contest
  • Date: 2 Jun 2004 10:42:41 -0700

The Neuros players are really large and heavy. Not as good as the
iPod. But I take it.. the sound is better?? and it has an FM tuner.
How good is the reception? 80 gigs! My 10 gig iPod is only half
full?? I do have a lot of digital photos....thousands, can I put
these on it and use it as a storage device too?

grady AT ibiblio.org (grady) wrote in message
news:<40BDCDA5.2070804 AT ibiblio.org>...
> There's a whole page devoted to hardware support:
> http://wiki.xiph.org/VorbisHardware
>
> I have the Neuros Audio player. I love it, despite its slightly-large
> form-factor. They're in the process of opening the source for the
> firmware (the PC interface software is already open) & even with the
> firmware closed or mostly-closed, they still are making leaps & bounds
> in terms of usability & responding to user requests for new features.
>
> Plus it uses standard 2.5" laptop drives, so mine has been rodded
> slightly with an 80GB drive. I'm at 10,000 tracks and counting, and
> about 8,000 of those are OGGs.
>
> Ross
>
> > "Ron Thigpen" <rthigpen AT nc.rr.com> wrote in message
>
> >>
> >>of course, now the world has spun around a few times and more of us are
> >>encoding to 192 VBR and greater. it's fantastic to see vorbis having
> >>come so far. now if we only had portable player support (or good grey
> >>firmware to flash an iPod).
>
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