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Tangara is a portable, open-source music player based on an ESP32 MCU
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So just saying....I found a pretty simple iPod classic upgrade...you do the battery and swap out hard drive for a SD motherboard which can handle any SD drive you throw in it....
This is the way
Does the iPod Classic support variable playback speeds and open audiobook formats? I genuinely don't know much of anything about them aside from how to play regular music whenever my friend that had different Nanos over a few years back in the day. Also can stuff be loaded without iTunes? If so, then I would certainly look into them again!