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Call me old fashioned, but what about a large capacity iPod or phone storage? And then just store the "master" on your laptop and sync as appropriate.

• walrus01 6y ago
  This is exactly what I do. And for the precise reason that I don't trust some cloud based third party service to not become unavailable for reasons beyond my control, which is exactly what's happened here. Disk storage and backup for 400-500GB of mp3 and aac is cheap.
  • 72deluxe 6y ago
    Glad it's not just me doing this then! My 160GB iPod classic is still going strong.
    • errantspark 6y ago
      It's possible to get it going even better than strong. I have an old 60GB iPod that I swapped an SD card adapter into in lieu of the hard drive and then used the extra space to put in a bigger battery. The parts are super easy to find on ebay and now I have a 256GB iPod that can play music for 50+ hours straight.
      • 72deluxe 6y ago
        Did you follow a guide for this? It sounds like a great way to extend the life of my iPod indefinitely!