I have spotify and YouTube.

If I recall correctly; I've only ever purchased like two albums--one of which only had like four songs and at least one of the songs was like six to seventeen minutes long. So in total; I probably have like 1,400 megabytes of songs on iTunes. Everything else was downloaded through Morpheus, Kazaa, Limewire, and Bittorrent over three to twenty years ago and I've since lost my hard drives and access to iTunes so now I just watch music videos on Youtube.

I use Auxio as well. Very good app.

physical: about 200 albums or so?

digital? well I have to make some order out of it (especially the "Downloads" folder) but in various places I have it, it's like this

I would recommend sorting your shit.

i keep everything in mp3

Why

why not?

Opus is transparent at a variable bitrate of 128k (means you don't hear the difference between that one and a lossless version) and it has much smaller filesizes than mp3, so you could store more music that way.

is this a fucking baitpost

Listening to mp3 in 2023 doesn't make any sense. It's a heavily outdated format. Either listen to FLAC or if you want lossy, then opus.

 

it does because mp3 is music

You have to listen the music the way i tell you to!!!!!!!einseinself

no but the

I don't know what kind of earbuds you use but 320kbps is still noticeably lossy on the cymbals and such

use your language UI please thanks

what

200gb of single_handedly picked tracks from youtube

 

And some archives

Wtf is opus

 

 

Mp3 is "historically lucky" - even a 10$ brickphone will play an mp3 file from a TF card

 

T. Uses a shitty phone to play a long lossy track of 1960s music, while using main phone to watch guide videos