• macniel
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      71 month ago

      or push down an Aux Cassette, plug in your iPod/Walkman/Smartphone and listen to everything you could imagine.

      • @Amanduh@lemm.ee
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        51 month ago

        Well if your car didn’t have one you had to do something else. It’s an easy concept to grasp lol

          • @Amanduh@lemm.ee
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            51 month ago

            Well if your car didn’t have one you had to do something else. It’s an easy concept to grasp lol

            • moosetwin
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              11 month ago

              or you could just push down an Aux Cassette, plug in your device, and listen to everything you could imagine

              • SeekPie
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                51 month ago

                Well if your car didn’t have one you had to do something else. It’s an easy concept to grasp lol

              • @Amanduh@lemm.ee
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                11 month ago

                Well if your car didn’t have one you had to do something else. It’s an easy concept to grasp lol

    • I’m kinda/sorta there now. The factory media console in my car “understands” mp3 files on a USB flash drive. Why Nissan decided to go with the most cursed UI/UX imaginable to navigate this is beyond me. It’s practically useless. I would love to slap in a 1990’s vintage Pioneer head unit - with mp3 capability - and call it a day.

      • @frezik@midwest.social
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        FLAC is where it’s at. Oddly, most of the head units that understand FLAC don’t have CD drives at all. If it has a CD drive still, it probably only understands MP3.

        Which is one response to the question of “why would you encode an MP3 at a high bitrate when you can just use FLAC?” It’s because I had a car that didn’t FLAC.