Apple Rockbox

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Do you have an older iPod and hate Apple's built in OS, and iTunes (Who doesn't)?
Then do I have something for you.
I present to you: Rockbox open-source jukebox firmware!
This replacement firmware for most iPods with click-wheels and other media players gives you drag and drop access to the FAT32 formatted drive on your ipod.
Simple and easy control.
This gives you every thing the iPod's firmware could have been, minus support for only .mpeg video formats.
Audio support for: .mp3, .flac, .m4a, .aac, and MORE!
Try it out at http://www.rockbox.org
The people who made this have been working on this for nearly a decade and their work should be appreciated!
 
Old news is old, but interesting none the less.
I have been using Rockbox for years on a number of MP3 players.
I am actually running Rockbox on my Sansa Fuze+. It's only the dev builds, but it's still pretty fun to play with. Plus I enjoy shocking people when they see me playing Pokemon blue on it ^_^
 
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Old news is old. But interesting none the less.
I am actually running Rockbox on my Sansa Fuze+. It's only the dev builds, but it's still pretty fun to play with. Plus I enjoy shocking people when they see me playing Pokemon blue on it ^_^
I didn't see a thread about it so I thought I would say something, and I've tried playing Pokemon Gold on my iPod Classic 7th Gen (Dev build with emCORE), and it just sounds like crap, but I have a DSi and an AceKard for that (saving up for a DSTwo).
 
There might be a thread about it since Rockbox has been out for like 10 years now, but just dead as shit and no one wants to bump it because it's not worth bumping. So yeah, worth making a new thread instead! ^_^

Most of the iPod's have meh hardware. On my Fuze+ the games run at about 95% full speed and the sound is pretty decent. It's not's 100% perfect, but it's better than most.
 

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