My #tangara arrived! It's a completely open-source portable media player designed and built right here in #Australia (you don't see that as a country of origin often!).

I've been keenly awaiting this thing's arrival - it's a key step in my plan to unplug from commercial streaming systems and to get back control of my own music collection again.

#OSHW

@timixretroplays Can it cope with 1Tb Micro-SD?

@jbond @timixretroplays https://www.crowdsupply.com/cool-tech-zone/tangara

"For storage, #Tangara relies on a full-size SD card, which means you can easily add up to 2 TiB (!) of capacity to your device. And, assuming you donโ€™t need quite that much room, you can find inexpensive SD cards just about anywhere in the world."

Ahhh and afaik maintainer of this project is on mastodon: @jacqueline

Tangara

The music player you wish you had in the early 2000s

Crowd Supply

@grayrattus @timixretroplays @jacqueline

The big question after that, is if the software can cope with 5000 artists, 10k albums and >75k tracks along with 25k playlists (.m3u8).

IMHO that's a problem with almost all music players, phone and PC. They tend to grind to a halt with simple indexing, searching.