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albums on cd?

Yes.

Actually it's more than that....prolly another 50 or so but they're ones i haven't listened to for about five years because....well, just because.

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These are the riches of the poor

no idea, not counted em all. Probably 1000+ cd's, then old stuff on tape, and vinyl.

Not entirely sure. On my iTunes, I've currently got 11530 songs and 54.77 GB, but I'd nearly filled my old iPod when I lost it (*curses*) and that was 80 GB. Towards the end of it's life, it refused to update because my iTunes was too backdated, and I couldn't dl the new one cos my computer was too shite, so I lost about another 20-25 GB

The worst thing is that I struggle to remember lots of what I'd previously downloaded

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This all depends on compression ratio's so a graph would be innacurate

OH SNAP!

Oh mate, you've made Benny look a fool now. In his own thread.

Now his boys are gonna have to fight your boys because it's on

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UNKLE War Stories

Exactly 30,0GB (weird).

Around 6000 mp3 files.


Just remember that around half of it was on a 512kpb/s Brazilian connection that peaks at 72kb/s for downloads...

Not really worth seperate thread but my Squeezebox boom arrived last Friday and I have set it up and, depending on your requirements, is an excellent piece of kit.

http://www.logitechsqueezebox.com/products/overview.html

I already have a Duet set up and connected to my main system and I am in the process of ripping all my CD's which both the Duet and Boom will be able to access indepently (different tunes) or synchronised (the same tune). This means that I will be able to access all of my music (most codecs are covered) instantly via a variety of different browing options. In addition, I now have access to internet radio stations (including the BBC, which I miss a bit) either through my main system or the Boom. The sound quality of the Boom is really rather good for such a small box meaning that I have portable access to all my material and a multitude of radio stations as long as I am range of my router.
Clearly a lappy would be able to do the same thing but the sound from the Boom is way better than any lappy I have heard.

It has the added advantage that I am achieving all my music which I will be able to cart around with me on a portable hard drive.

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20Gb, 3400 files 265 folders (i.e. different artists)