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Hacking ntrboot flashed a cart twice already?
the card is from r4itt.net, the older ones though. i really don't understand... is the NAND size a monstrosity or is it simply not going to work with the hack?- diegitx
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- Forum: Nintendo DS
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Hardware SD Card is 32gb, but only 980 blocks available
the sd card's clean, btw- diegitx
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- Forum: Nintendo 3DS
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Hacking R4iSDHC card white screening on me
i have literally tried this for weeks now; i either get a "system file is missing" error, or, well, the white screen.- diegitx
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- Forum: Nintendo DS
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Homebrew How do I use the AK2i as a flashcart while having NTRBoothax installed on it?
I have seen people mentioning that fairly frequently in the past. I really want to get that question out of my head...- diegitx
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- Forum: Nintendo 3DS
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Homebrew any way to change the system firmware region nowadays?
with "nowadays", i mean the new "standard" for a hacked 3ds; boot9strap.- diegitx
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- Forum: Nintendo 3DS
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@Psionic Roshambo, MP3s were designed to be as small as possible, so that they can be shared on the internet. WAVE files were more bigger in size and would take hours to upload back in the day. -
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NinStar:
I used to have my entire music collection in FLAC, but there is so many songs and devices that I want to store them that lossless compression wasn't enough, not to mention compatibility
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NinStar:
a few years ago I decided to convert everything to mp3 with a relatively high bitrate, I had a terrible feeling I would regret doing that but to honest, I couldn't tell the difference in the audio quality after I did that
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Sicklyboy:
I got rid of my local music collection years ago when I subscribed to Google Play Music. Big regerts
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Sicklyboy:
I'm planning to start building it back up though. Plus, Usenet automation around music downloading has gotten so much better since then
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Psionic Roshambo:
I used to use high end headphones and speakers JBL back when they made good speakers lol X-Fi Fatality edition sound card on PCI with XP back when Windows had good sound....
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Sicklyboy:
I use AKG K7XX headphones for daily use, but Meze 99 Classics when I want to *enjoy* the music+1
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Psionic Roshambo:
I mean built in sound on mobo's has gotten way better but still XP handled sound better and X-Fi was still better than onboard audio even to this day
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Psionic Roshambo:
Hell not sure what was going on but for like a few weeks MP3's sounded muffled, some driver or Windows update fixed it. Thank god lol
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Sicklyboy:
Oh boy Massdrop has $1100 IEMs. Want, but not at that price lmao. https://drop.com/buy/campfire-audio-andromeda-emerald-sea-iem
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Sicklyboy:
I'd sooner buy the Meze 109 Pro if I was dropping that much on headphones. I don't even like buds/IEMs
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Sicklyboy:
I got the Google Pixel Pro buds, they're good enough for when I need portable audio. And some really cheap IEMs that Dankpods recommends, I think the KZ ZSN Pro