Originally Posted by Hypnotic2010 (Post 1671628)

I ran into something very interesting today. I have noticed this file in the root of my storage card titled Groovy.mp3 popping up the last few days. I would delete it and it would come back again the next time I looked in the Storage card. So I played it and it turned out to be the last Nanogroove song that I played!! It was there, downloaded to my storage card! So I did a little testing and come to find out When you play a song on Nanogroove it downloads the song to your sd card and titles it Groovy.mp3, and caches it every time you play a song.
So heres what you do:
-Open NanoGroove
-search for a song
-add it
-go to player
-play the song
-You dont even need to play through the whole song. Watch the pink bar fill, once its full, go to your storage card and find Groovy.mp3 file in the root.
-Thats the downloaded mp3 file from the song you just played!
-You can just copy that to a different folder. Every song you play will keep downloading the same way.

*Note, I did not hack or make any changes to the Nanogroove program to allow it to do this* Just seems like a loophole in the program.

Originally Posted by SciLor (Post 1672400)

There will be song caching/saving :)