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You'd be better off with an 00's portable CD player that supports MP3 playback. Much easier to manage music on something that isn't a complete technological dea
by kevin_thibedeau 4y ago
You'd be better off with an 00's portable CD player that supports MP3 playback. Much easier to manage music on something that isn't a complete technological dead end.
- TonyTrapp 4y agoIt will most likely not satisfy the same nostalgia for those people that are still into this medium. For anyone who isn't into MD yet - sure.
- kalleboo 4y agoIf you get a NetMD Minidisc player, you can just plug it into your computer with USB and drop files over using a Chrome web app https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HC-8IGkdDxw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HC-8IGkdDxw This actually seems EASIER than burning CDs.
- getoffmyyawn 4y agoMaybe I'm better off... until I try to put it in my pocket. Unlike a portable CD player, my 00's portable MD player is tiny! The footprint is not much larger than the discs themselves. Regarding music management, I've never seen any portable CD players that have any music management features, unlike MD recorders that have all sorts of music management features. However, that's not really relevant in either case as I manage my digital music library on my computer. With modern software, copying tracks to MD or CD is essentially the same: connect the device to usb and drag'n'drop the tracks.