Officially it was minus Three degrees c when I woke up on the day this was written, only venturing as far as the bins as it was too icy for me to get about.
Given some of the things I had in mind were off I had been working on redoing some albums on the earliest micro SD cards which go back to around Twenty Ten when using lossy digital file formats was a must as good as the programs I used to do that with (and in isolation you'd be happy enough with it).
Ultimately they may be retransferred to a new higher capacity card as much to minimize the risk of card failure as much as that redoing a significant number will need more space the the old cards could allow for.
With two others that were done in the much better sounding Lossless form you could either attempt to merge them to one card but all but one player may struggle handling a card with a capacity over 128gb reliably or getting a player a bit newer than the oldest but came with two card slots and the ability to accept 256gb cards that is exactly two times 128gb.
That means you can just take the existing cards and slot them in and they'll be properly indexed working as if you'd of put the contents one a single new card.
That was the plan with getting the FiiO X5 mk 2 from 2016 that has the same old hat but easy to use jog wheel with press keys rather than modern touch screens that I find hard going and it was their top model back then with excellent audio.
