I did one final PS3 but refined my process. I used enamel wires 38awg (0.2mm) and 0.3mm for GND and Voltage. I also took a photo of all points. Welcome feedback.
One of the resistors got a bit extra solder but I didn’t bother to remove it.
I use UV resin to hold the cables in place and kapton tape on the rp2040 to prevent short circuit with the metal base.
I am loving CIRQA because I can use my mechanical watches. I do have a garmin watch for training but the missing feature in CIRQA is double press the button to find my phone!
News - ”In the face of rampant backlash from national and player associations alike, FIFA president Gianni Infantino has reportedly put together a confidential presentation demonstrating how funding for his plan to sell off stakes of the World Cup could be completed by October.”
Wtf… this guy is the devil in person.
Hey all, iPodRocks v2.0.0, a desktop sync manager for Rockbox devices (including iPods running Rockbox). Runs on Windows, MacOS and Linux.
Quick rundown of what of all the new (and old) features:
More details at: https://ipodrocks.dev/

I noticed is snappy and responsive to detect your club. I am on the latest Beta firmware version.
I am clueless on how to add golf maps to my Fenix 8. If I go via the watch to Map Manager - golf maps it gives me a QR Code for the golf app.
In the golf app with the watch connected (Bluetooth and Wifi) tells me I need to update it in the device ?!
Any ideas?
iPodRocks v1.2.0 — star ratings, live tagnavi playlists and more
Hey! Posted here a few months back when I first released iPodRocks, my sync manager for Rockbox devices. I got a lot of great feedback!! Thank you. Been using it daily on my iPod Classic and kept adding things. v1.2.0 is the biggest update so far.
The two things I'm most happy about:
Star ratings. You can finally rate songs inside the app. They map to Rockbox's 0–10 scale natively, and the cool part is they feed into everything else: smart playlists, genius playlists, even the AI "savant" ones. It sounds small but it changes how you interact with your library a lot.
Tagnavi playlists. This took me a while to get right. Instead of exporting smart playlists as frozen .m3u files (which you can by default), iPodRocks can now write them directly as tagnavi entries in .rockbox/tagnavi_custom.config. Per-device opt-in so nothing breaks if you don't want it.
Other things that landed in this release:
Let me know what you think and if you like the project, a start on my github repo is a way of say thank you!
Project: https://github.com/JoaoSobral/ipodrocks-js
Releases: https://github.com/JoaoSobral/ipodrocks-js/releases
Documentation: https://ipodrocks.dev/
Always curious what other Rockbox users are missing from their workflow — happy to chat.
