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You're probably thinking of the 3rd gen version, which, had exactly zero buttons (the only way to control it was to press the button on the included Apple earbu
by infotainment 3y ago
You're probably thinking of the 3rd gen version, which, had exactly zero buttons (the only way to control it was to press the button on the included Apple earbuds): https://apple-history.com/ipod_shuffle_3g https://apple-history.com/ipod_shuffle_3g
- userbinator 3y agoEven Apple probably thought that was a bad decision, since the subsequent generation returned to the usual controls. Fortunately someone RE'd the protocol and posted about it publicly: https://web.archive.org/web/20130114082119/http://david.carne.ca/shuffle_hax/shuffle_remote.html https://web.archive.org/web/20130114082119/http://david.carn... The same measurement of resistance between the innermost two contacts is now a standard for Android in-line headset controls, although Apple's implementation used 0, 4.7k, and 10k ohms instead of Android's much lower (<1k) values.