The Song Fight Bulletin Board

I just finished ripping all my CD's to my iPod

7576 songs
517 albums
18.9 days
30.75 GB

It is so big and so hard.

QotD: How large is your iPenis?

QotD2: Does your iPod really get heavier he more you put on it?

I don't have an iPenis.

QotD: On my work computer I have... 790 artists, 1892 albums, 19,107 songs... not sure how many gigs that is... also I have a Zune Pass which is a subscription to download as much music as I can... so I d/l a lot...

QOTD 1: My ipod has around 2700'ish the last time I looked. But I mostly use my ipod shuffle. It's only 1 gig, but it's tiny and clips to my sleeve. Plus I just upload small groups of songs or a song I'm working on to sing to when I'm driving, etc. I got tired of burning through so many CDs all the time, so now I put songs I'm working on into my shuffle. My daily driver has a jack on the audio for my icrap to plug into.

QOTD 2: No, but in my case, it becomes more illegal.

QotD: I have a 16GB iPenis Touch. I touch my iPenis constantly. Rub and stroke it with my fingertips all the time. I love my iPenis Touch.

Albatross wrote:QotD: I have a 16GB iPenis Touch. I touch my iPenis constantly. Rub and stroke it with my fingertips all the time. I love my iPenis Touch.

I don't know if you are aware of this, but it sounds like you are talking about your weener.

I love my iGyna. Except once a month it's a total bitch! 8)

ihate Apple.

idon'thaveone

I have a few different iPods for various reasons, but I hardly ever use any of them except the iPhone.

No current-model iPod is large enough to store my whole collection (including video; there used to be a 160GB model but it was discontinued a while ago) so I have a bunch of smart playlists to manage a random selection that goes onto the iPhone.

The music part of my collection (which is mostly legally-obtained!) is 25043 items (58.5 days, 94.67 GB). I don't see an easy way to get the number of artists or albums but a lot of my stuff is singles and Song Fight and crap that bands put on their websites so those metrics don't make a whole lot of sense anyway.

My total collection (including TV shows, movies, music videos, etc.) is 135.2GB. iTunes also doesn't give an easy way to see the total length of all assets (including videos) so we'll just have to leave it at that.

Also that only includes the videos iTunes is willing to catalog. I have a whole bunch more downloaded video content which iTunes won't touch. (And then of course I also have well over 100 DVDs.)

I stopped keeping track when I started frequenting Amazon's Digital Video on Demand section. I don't download, so I don't know how big they are, and there's no way to get total length. Probably good thing. It can't be healthy obsessing over the size of your collection.

I know I've probably got two solid months' worth of music (not counting Songfight stuff, even), and I also know that a lot of it is stuff that I'm not even likely to ever listen to again. One day I'll go through and delete the stuff I can't identify.

qotd: *cough*CreativeZenVision:M*cough* Well, it's only 30GB, and I have all of my essential music collection on it. It's stuffed with about 5500 songs, but I prefer high bitrate, and could probably fit all the mp3s on my compuer on it if I re-encoded at less than 320kb. But why? About half the music I have, I never listen to anyway.