The problem for me is that my music is arranged around “smart playlists”. My music library would be unmanageable if I had to add every song to playlists manually.
The problem for me is that my music is arranged around “smart playlists”. My music library would be unmanageable if I had to add every song to playlists manually.
To what app in the phone? Does it keep playlists?
Unfortunately Sony was our last hope for consoles and they half assed it. The very last hope is that Flat2VR ports tens of AAA titles at a rapid procession to PS5.
Yeah Sony was my hope here but despite a few great experiences, they have dropped the ball overall. I’m bored of the cartooney Quest stuff, so I’ll probably not buy another headset for a good 5-10 years until there’s something with a good library and something equivalent to a high end PC experience today.
If you play the same songs on other playlists does it use the local copy?
Hmm, okay maybe I will experiment with it. It seems I read somewhere that there was an issue with doing this. Have you tried it? Then whenever I add new music I’d have to remember to add it to this playlist. Other playlists would automatically use the local copy?
But I need all my playlists, not just all my songs in one big useless playlist. I have around 50 of them.
I just wish it had local sync for my whole music library, not just some small slice of it.
I wish they’d allow syncing of my full music library to my mobile app so I can finally get off Apple Music.
This was cringe even in the '90s.
Will see how it goes. As long as it keeps working I won’t be too bothered.
I’m a huge fan of the Boox devices. They run standard android so you can do whatever you want with them. I use a Boox Note Air with OneNote, great combo as I regularly take notes on 6 different devices and they all get synced to each other. Price is also very reasonable for what they can do.
The thrill is gone in my ass
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Yes, that’s what they strive for today but generally are not able to achieve. Better accuracy on the tracker would allow better accuracy on the room tracking, since to do that you essentially need quite accurate triangulation. You’ve got to multiply the innacuracy of 3 trackers together and that’s the innacuracy of the whole system. If each can be off by one meter, then you have a ~3 meter circle in which the thing can actually track you with confidence. Which is not enough to reliably say which room you are in. a 3cm circle would definitely be enough. Probably you could get by with up to 5-10 cm and still do pretty well.
Very nice for home automation- have your music and lights follow you around the house for example. Check out Room Assistant
I only buy stuff that runs on standards and is accessible by FOSS or open protocols. I’ve never had to retire something because of the decision of a tech company.
It’s the lack of anti trust enforcement in the USA that causes this. There is little to no competition left in many markets.
Yeah it’s when you need a reasonable amount of RAM or disk that they really bend you over.
Standing optional.