i have a sony ericssor mobile phone with 128 mb card memory..
i can load around 30 to 35 .mp3 songs.....
are there any softwares where mp3 compression can be done to any other format other or MP3 itself that sony ericsson can support with damaging the quality of sound....???/
Mp3 compressor for mobile phones?
MP3 is already a compressed format.
In order to make the file size any smaller, you would have to compromise sound quality.
If you are recording your own MP3 files from music rips, many of the popular recorders that support MP3 encoding have the option to capture at a lower rate.
Some as low as 96 BPS. The sound quality is not as good, but you get a much smaller file size. Best quality for MP3 is about 360 BPS, with most people opting for a blend of about 128 or 192 BPS. The higher the sample rate the better the quality, the larger the file...
Reply:you must decrease the bitrate of a mp3 file. so your sound quality may be weaker. but MAY, and often its remain the same.
often mp3 files are with 128 kbps and u can change them to 96, 64,48,32,..., when you decrease the bitrate, quality and size will decrease.
but i use 32kbps and it works very good in mobile.
u can use this softwares: jeteaudio, mp3 compressor
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Other Mp3 player brands EXCEPT Ipod?!Plus other type of iHome?
I am looking for another brand of Mp3 player that has atleast 2gb of memory for less then $100. Also, Im not sure of any good products that are like the iHome but work for any Mp3 player.
This is somthing like what i had in mind for the Mp3 player http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?...
but im just looking for any other ideas. Also, a link to a iHome type product but may be compatible with the Mp3 player shown or any other one.
Other Mp3 player brands EXCEPT Ipod?!Plus other type of iHome?
There are many different companies: iRiver, Samsung, Microsoft, Creative. You should just go to the store and shop around. You can also look online and see what's available. Office max and Office Depot sometimes have specials, in addition to the BestBuy, Circuit City route. Keep an eye on the sales ads in the paper.
Reply:check out the sansa rhaphsody E200 series
not sure of the price shouldnt be to much
there is something kinda like the ihome for it not as good and made of different material but it works. prolly under 25 bucks.
Reply:Get a samsung sansa thats what I have and I love it.
Reply:frys has the Zune 30 gig in brown for $99
Reply:get this
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?...
it really is worth the price. its awesome.
Reply:Maybe this was just an holiday sale, but I think Creative had an MP3 player with 2gb before.
This is somthing like what i had in mind for the Mp3 player http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?...
but im just looking for any other ideas. Also, a link to a iHome type product but may be compatible with the Mp3 player shown or any other one.
Other Mp3 player brands EXCEPT Ipod?!Plus other type of iHome?
There are many different companies: iRiver, Samsung, Microsoft, Creative. You should just go to the store and shop around. You can also look online and see what's available. Office max and Office Depot sometimes have specials, in addition to the BestBuy, Circuit City route. Keep an eye on the sales ads in the paper.
Reply:check out the sansa rhaphsody E200 series
not sure of the price shouldnt be to much
there is something kinda like the ihome for it not as good and made of different material but it works. prolly under 25 bucks.
Reply:Get a samsung sansa thats what I have and I love it.
Reply:frys has the Zune 30 gig in brown for $99
Reply:get this
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?...
it really is worth the price. its awesome.
Reply:Maybe this was just an holiday sale, but I think Creative had an MP3 player with 2gb before.
Mp3 player and computer question?
Ok 2 of my kids got mp3 players for xmas. I know how to upload music on it, but I have a question about the "safely remove hardware" icon. Once I put music on one mp3, i have to double click an icon on my toolbar that says safely remove hardware(its a little green arrow). The problem is , that icon disappears and i need to use it again to upload music on to the 2nd mp3 player, I want to know how to find this on my computer without having to restart my computer to get the icon back on my toolbar. Its says mass storage device in a box after i click on the green arrow icon. What do i click on my computer files to find this??? I have windows XP. Thanks
Mp3 player and computer question?
Go to:
Start %26gt; My COmputer %26gt; Then find ur MP3 player icon (ex. Sansa Rhapsody e200R) %26gt; then on the left, under system properties, click eject this disk.
Reply:You should be able to disconnect without using this icon. Just make sure that you are not "transmitting" to the device before unconnecting it. I do it all the time and have 3 different MP3 devices and 2 extrnal hard drives - have never had a problem.
Mp3 player and computer question?
Go to:
Start %26gt; My COmputer %26gt; Then find ur MP3 player icon (ex. Sansa Rhapsody e200R) %26gt; then on the left, under system properties, click eject this disk.
Reply:You should be able to disconnect without using this icon. Just make sure that you are not "transmitting" to the device before unconnecting it. I do it all the time and have 3 different MP3 devices and 2 extrnal hard drives - have never had a problem.
MP3 Player that does not allow the music to be copied to your PC?
I am a musician and I would like to give some of my fans a free mp3 player with my songs on them, but would like to make sure they CANNOT copy the files form the mp3 player to their computers. Which would enable them to share the music. So a basic mp3 player with about 1 to 2 gb of space would do. So can someone recommend a few. Thank you
MP3 Player that does not allow the music to be copied to your PC?
If they are not very computer savy, a iPod will do.
Reply:anything can be copied!! im only twelve and i could copy a genuine copy of vista in about 20 minutes.
Reply:I do not believe that there are any, no consumer would buy an MP3 player that does not allow their music to be copied. Your assumption should be that if your music is givin to anyone in ANY digital format, that if they want, they can make copies of it and convert it to other formats. Sorry if this is not the answer you want but it IS the correct one.
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MP3 Player that does not allow the music to be copied to your PC?
If they are not very computer savy, a iPod will do.
Reply:anything can be copied!! im only twelve and i could copy a genuine copy of vista in about 20 minutes.
Reply:I do not believe that there are any, no consumer would buy an MP3 player that does not allow their music to be copied. Your assumption should be that if your music is givin to anyone in ANY digital format, that if they want, they can make copies of it and convert it to other formats. Sorry if this is not the answer you want but it IS the correct one.
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What mp3 ripper do professionals use (besides MusicMatch) for the best possible quality mp3's at low bitrates?
MusicMatch is ok, but I'm looking for an mp3 ripper that produces the best possible sound quality at lower bitrates like 128 and 160. I've heard mp3's posted on artists' websites ripped at 128 and they sound nearly identical to CD quality, unlike most 128 mp3's. Thanks!
What mp3 ripper do professionals use (besides MusicMatch) for the best possible quality mp3's at low bitrates?
Nero. Process with Nero Wave Editor. MP3Pro mode will save at 96K, and produce quality that is virtually undetectable from higher bit rates by ear.
What mp3 ripper do professionals use (besides MusicMatch) for the best possible quality mp3's at low bitrates?
Nero. Process with Nero Wave Editor. MP3Pro mode will save at 96K, and produce quality that is virtually undetectable from higher bit rates by ear.
What is this LAME mp3 encoder all about?
I have recently started ripping music on my windows media player with a bitrate of 256kbps. on mp3 format.I have heard about this Lame encoder and don`t understand it.Can i still encode even though my format is already mp3 or do i have to rip as another format first and then encode into mp3 and will i still be able to chose the bitrate of 256kbps.I have cassette`s that have converted to cd`s at a bitrate of 192kbps. and don`t want redo all of it again,i still want to burn them as mp3`s and play them on a sound system will music that is ripped just as mp3 format sound less satisfactory than an mp3 that has been encoded by lame encoder.And if i have to re-rip my cd collection that was ripped at 256kbps. and encode it what format is the best to rip at before encoding it.
What is this LAME mp3 encoder all about?
The higher bitrate makes for better sound quality, but it comes at a price. The files are larger. I listen to my music from an mp3 player on a motorcycle, so I'm not really too concerned with quality. I run mine real low, and encode to.wma files. I usually get 2 megs or so per song.
LAME is an MPEG Audio Layer III (MP3) encoder licensed under the LGPL. It is considered the best MP3 encoder at mid-high bitrates and at VBR (variable bitrate).
What is this LAME mp3 encoder all about?
The higher bitrate makes for better sound quality, but it comes at a price. The files are larger. I listen to my music from an mp3 player on a motorcycle, so I'm not really too concerned with quality. I run mine real low, and encode to.wma files. I usually get 2 megs or so per song.
LAME is an MPEG Audio Layer III (MP3) encoder licensed under the LGPL. It is considered the best MP3 encoder at mid-high bitrates and at VBR (variable bitrate).
Mp3 mixer?
Anyone know a program i can use to mix my mp3's?
Actually i mean a program that can edit my mp3's..
such as chopping parts mainly the beggining and/or end.. im not looking for a smooth transition as a dj would do so, its just that some songs have an intro with no music going on and i want to crop that part off and start it to my preference and so forth eventually making a playlist of this.. and if there is such a program, will it be able to be burnt onto an mp3 cd?
if it helps, i have an ipod and am looking mainly editing towards hip hop music. thanks!
Mp3 mixer?
ACID XPress
It's easy to create original music-even if you're new to loop-based music software. Download and install ACID XPress. Then, get loops from our Loops %26amp; Samples or from ACIDplanet.com to create your own music.
http://www.sonymediasoftware.com/downloa...
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Reply:SOUNDFORGE on the sony site (www.sony.com) can do what you want and more. This is one powerful program. Unfortunately it ISN'T free (except for a 30 day trial). You ought to d/l it and check it out at least for those 30 days. Great program!
Good luck.
Reply:VirtualDJ 4.2r1
i think you can do that on windows movie maker©
Reply:Audacity, I have found, works the best... I use this program mainly to make ringtones... but you can do anything to any song, crop, dim in or out, slow down or speed up, etc...
Reply:Or on mac you can use Gradge Band (comes with every mac) www.apple.com/getamac
Reply:yes use a program called AUDACITY it is totally free and will do all you want and different efrfects and even fade ins and fade outs and does multiple tracks........ hope this helps. do a yahoo search for audacity
Reply:http://audacity.sourceforge.net
Actually i mean a program that can edit my mp3's..
such as chopping parts mainly the beggining and/or end.. im not looking for a smooth transition as a dj would do so, its just that some songs have an intro with no music going on and i want to crop that part off and start it to my preference and so forth eventually making a playlist of this.. and if there is such a program, will it be able to be burnt onto an mp3 cd?
if it helps, i have an ipod and am looking mainly editing towards hip hop music. thanks!
Mp3 mixer?
ACID XPress
It's easy to create original music-even if you're new to loop-based music software. Download and install ACID XPress. Then, get loops from our Loops %26amp; Samples or from ACIDplanet.com to create your own music.
http://www.sonymediasoftware.com/downloa...
This Rocks
Reply:SOUNDFORGE on the sony site (www.sony.com) can do what you want and more. This is one powerful program. Unfortunately it ISN'T free (except for a 30 day trial). You ought to d/l it and check it out at least for those 30 days. Great program!
Good luck.
Reply:VirtualDJ 4.2r1
i think you can do that on windows movie maker©
Reply:Audacity, I have found, works the best... I use this program mainly to make ringtones... but you can do anything to any song, crop, dim in or out, slow down or speed up, etc...
Reply:Or on mac you can use Gradge Band (comes with every mac) www.apple.com/getamac
Reply:yes use a program called AUDACITY it is totally free and will do all you want and different efrfects and even fade ins and fade outs and does multiple tracks........ hope this helps. do a yahoo search for audacity
Reply:http://audacity.sourceforge.net
Which is the best MP3 player for my needs?
I'm looking into buying an MP3 player. At first I was just going to buy an iPod, but I've come across some info that says iPod is easily beat by other MP3 players as far as functionality, price, and durability. I'm not really sure which one to go with!
Here is what I would need in a MP3 player:
1. An MP3 player that plays FM music.
2. Ease of file transfers. I have hundreds of MP3s stored on my computer that I would like to transfer to my MP3 player. (I heard somewhere that if I bought an iPod I would have to download all my music from iTunes. I've never seen the site, nor do I know much about MP3 players....)
3. This isn't really important...but I would like to find one that has alot of accessories, like skins, cases, etc. I like to change the look as well as protecting it.
4. PRICE...I am going to have to save for one, so I'd like to get the most for my money.
Do anyone have any recommendations? Thanks.
Which is the best MP3 player for my needs?
I'm going to agree with everyone else with Creative
I have a Creative Zen Vision M and it has a lot of nice features iPod doesn't
-FM radio
-voice recorder
-ability to edit and name playlists
but there aren't raelly that many accessories
Reply:If I were you I would get a Creative MuVo TX FM. They come in various memory sizes and prices. I bought the 512 MB one for around $65 at a compusa closeout sale. This device has FM radio and plays mp3/wma. You do not need to install anything on your PC. In fact, the device acts like a thumb drive and will accept normal computer files so you can carry files to another computer. Any unprotected mp3/wma you drag into the device will play.
Reply:the only one i can think of that has a lot of accessories is iPOD
and i don't think they all have to be downloaded from iTunes
as for the FM music i can't help you there
my advice is to get a shuffle you can get memory cards for it i think
by the way the first guy is wrong i have a Zen and it doesn't get FM
Reply:I have a ipod but from my experience i would buy any Zen mp3 i believe they all have FM radios but then you make a choice on how much storage you would like on it.
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Here is what I would need in a MP3 player:
1. An MP3 player that plays FM music.
2. Ease of file transfers. I have hundreds of MP3s stored on my computer that I would like to transfer to my MP3 player. (I heard somewhere that if I bought an iPod I would have to download all my music from iTunes. I've never seen the site, nor do I know much about MP3 players....)
3. This isn't really important...but I would like to find one that has alot of accessories, like skins, cases, etc. I like to change the look as well as protecting it.
4. PRICE...I am going to have to save for one, so I'd like to get the most for my money.
Do anyone have any recommendations? Thanks.
Which is the best MP3 player for my needs?
I'm going to agree with everyone else with Creative
I have a Creative Zen Vision M and it has a lot of nice features iPod doesn't
-FM radio
-voice recorder
-ability to edit and name playlists
but there aren't raelly that many accessories
Reply:If I were you I would get a Creative MuVo TX FM. They come in various memory sizes and prices. I bought the 512 MB one for around $65 at a compusa closeout sale. This device has FM radio and plays mp3/wma. You do not need to install anything on your PC. In fact, the device acts like a thumb drive and will accept normal computer files so you can carry files to another computer. Any unprotected mp3/wma you drag into the device will play.
Reply:the only one i can think of that has a lot of accessories is iPOD
and i don't think they all have to be downloaded from iTunes
as for the FM music i can't help you there
my advice is to get a shuffle you can get memory cards for it i think
by the way the first guy is wrong i have a Zen and it doesn't get FM
Reply:I have a ipod but from my experience i would buy any Zen mp3 i believe they all have FM radios but then you make a choice on how much storage you would like on it.
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What mp3 players use seperate storage?memoory stick?
can someone link me to some mp3 players that I could put a memory stick pro in like this one?
http://cgi.ebay.com/4GB-Memory-Stick-Pro...
http://cgi.ebay.com/4GB-Memory-Stick-Pro...
My mp3 player won't connect to my computer?
I have a Creative Zen Vision M MP3 Player which I installed to my computer. I followed the steps and installed the software correctly. Prior to installing the software, my computer recognized the Player and now the Media Explorer says "Your player is not connected. Please connect your Vision:M to the computer." I've tried using it with Windows Media but my computer won't detect the MP3.
The player is connected, what am I doing wrong?
My mp3 player won't connect to my computer?
its probally a within the acual MP3 player. I would contact the store or the compant and see if you can get it replaced or fixed. Another problem might be your computer, the USB plugin might not be the latest and you might want to see if it is compatable with your device. I hoped This Helped!
The player is connected, what am I doing wrong?
My mp3 player won't connect to my computer?
its probally a within the acual MP3 player. I would contact the store or the compant and see if you can get it replaced or fixed. Another problem might be your computer, the USB plugin might not be the latest and you might want to see if it is compatable with your device. I hoped This Helped!
Vinyl->Audacity->MP3->iTunes->... can't sync w iPod?
I'm using Audacity to record vinyl into Audacity project format. Then I export into mp3 and can play the vinyl on my PC with a variety of players.
I can import the mp3 and play the mp3 in iTunes.
However the mp3 will not syn when I connect my iPod to my PC. Other stuff (Podcasts etc ) syncs fine.
How do I get to transfer these mp3's to my iPod?
Thanks
Vinyl-%26gt;Audacity-%26gt;MP3-%26gt;iTunes-%26gt;... can't sync w iPod?
It' strange cause I too use audacity for recording from cassettes and save them as mp3;but have not faced such a problem with my ipod.
Newayz,you can try converting the mp3 songs into AAC format using iTunes and then sync them to your iPod.This will most probably solve your problem.
To convert into AAC,goto Edit--%26gt;Preferences--%26gt;Advanced.
Select Importing tab and choose 'Import using AAC encoder.'
Then right click the songs to be converted and select 'Convert selection to AAC'.
Hope this helped.
I can import the mp3 and play the mp3 in iTunes.
However the mp3 will not syn when I connect my iPod to my PC. Other stuff (Podcasts etc ) syncs fine.
How do I get to transfer these mp3's to my iPod?
Thanks
Vinyl-%26gt;Audacity-%26gt;MP3-%26gt;iTunes-%26gt;... can't sync w iPod?
It' strange cause I too use audacity for recording from cassettes and save them as mp3;but have not faced such a problem with my ipod.
Newayz,you can try converting the mp3 songs into AAC format using iTunes and then sync them to your iPod.This will most probably solve your problem.
To convert into AAC,goto Edit--%26gt;Preferences--%26gt;Advanced.
Select Importing tab and choose 'Import using AAC encoder.'
Then right click the songs to be converted and select 'Convert selection to AAC'.
Hope this helped.
To manipulate mp3 in DB by actionscript of flash?
1)
I want to use mp3 file stored in a postgre DB.
2)
And I want to manipulate the mp3 file with actionscript of flash as a sound object.
3)
I have succeeded to open the stored mp3 file using following PHP script.
pg_query($dbh,"BEGIN");
$fd=pg_lo_open($dbh,$oid,"r");
pg_lo_read_all($fd);
pg_lo_close($fd);
pg_query($dbh,"COMMIT");
4)
I have succeeded to manipulate the mp3 file with actionscript as follows.
s1_sound.loadSound(soundFile, false);
5) My question is how to manipulate the mp3 file stored in DB from actionscript of flash.
To manipulate mp3 in DB by actionscript of flash?
I have been searching for a long time to try to find a calendar application like the one on a now-abandoned site that a local ministry group had put up a couple of years ago. The calendar consisted of hour-long blocks of time around the clock and people would sign up to commit to pray for local churches during the period for which they were signed up, and they would receive notification e-mails as reminders before the time for which they signed up. I've tried to reach the programmer who put the site together, but he doesn't live in this area, and the people who worked with him to set up the site aren't sure where the application came from. If any of you could tell me where I might find an application like the one at this link, I would be very grateful:
http://24-7terrehaute.com/signup.asp...
Reply:hey
canine teeth
I want to use mp3 file stored in a postgre DB.
2)
And I want to manipulate the mp3 file with actionscript of flash as a sound object.
3)
I have succeeded to open the stored mp3 file using following PHP script.
pg_query($dbh,"BEGIN");
$fd=pg_lo_open($dbh,$oid,"r");
pg_lo_read_all($fd);
pg_lo_close($fd);
pg_query($dbh,"COMMIT");
4)
I have succeeded to manipulate the mp3 file with actionscript as follows.
s1_sound.loadSound(soundFile, false);
5) My question is how to manipulate the mp3 file stored in DB from actionscript of flash.
To manipulate mp3 in DB by actionscript of flash?
I have been searching for a long time to try to find a calendar application like the one on a now-abandoned site that a local ministry group had put up a couple of years ago. The calendar consisted of hour-long blocks of time around the clock and people would sign up to commit to pray for local churches during the period for which they were signed up, and they would receive notification e-mails as reminders before the time for which they signed up. I've tried to reach the programmer who put the site together, but he doesn't live in this area, and the people who worked with him to set up the site aren't sure where the application came from. If any of you could tell me where I might find an application like the one at this link, I would be very grateful:
http://24-7terrehaute.com/signup.asp...
Reply:hey
canine teeth
My Samsung MP3 Is P****NG ME OFF!!!?
Hey,
It's 8.49 PM (London GMT) 05 February 2008 and my MP3 has literally just walked out on me.. I am SOO annoyed.
It's a Samsung YP-U2R XB 512MB. A few months ago, the MP3 only let one ear piece work. (and i know it's the MP3 through tests with other ear pieces and other devices). So here i was on the PC doin' some work and i remembered the MP3 was charging in the other room with the laptop on (my laptop dosen't work 'coz of some error but the power still comes on so i use that to recharge my MP3). I come back into the room to drag and drop some music files and then i realise it's not turned on. i try countless times and dosen't turn on. I look in the Samsung CD user manual and it says to press the RESET button. i do that in various ways but still no luck. I then go to samsungplay.com and go to the customer support page. it then opens a new window where you have to fill out boxes. one says SN (required field) but there is NO sn from Box to device. Samsuck is c**p PLEASE HELP !!
My Samsung MP3 Is P****NG ME OFF!!!?
Sounds like your battery died. Maybe the laptop killed it.
Using a laptop to charge an MP3 player seems really wasteful how much electricity do you think your wasting?
Get a new one and if you don't like samsung fine get a zune or ipod but they will have similar problems if they are abused.
I haven't had problems with mine or other samsung stuff maybe you just dropped it too many times though mine survived just fine from a bike.
It's 8.49 PM (London GMT) 05 February 2008 and my MP3 has literally just walked out on me.. I am SOO annoyed.
It's a Samsung YP-U2R XB 512MB. A few months ago, the MP3 only let one ear piece work. (and i know it's the MP3 through tests with other ear pieces and other devices). So here i was on the PC doin' some work and i remembered the MP3 was charging in the other room with the laptop on (my laptop dosen't work 'coz of some error but the power still comes on so i use that to recharge my MP3). I come back into the room to drag and drop some music files and then i realise it's not turned on. i try countless times and dosen't turn on. I look in the Samsung CD user manual and it says to press the RESET button. i do that in various ways but still no luck. I then go to samsungplay.com and go to the customer support page. it then opens a new window where you have to fill out boxes. one says SN (required field) but there is NO sn from Box to device. Samsuck is c**p PLEASE HELP !!
My Samsung MP3 Is P****NG ME OFF!!!?
Sounds like your battery died. Maybe the laptop killed it.
Using a laptop to charge an MP3 player seems really wasteful how much electricity do you think your wasting?
Get a new one and if you don't like samsung fine get a zune or ipod but they will have similar problems if they are abused.
I haven't had problems with mine or other samsung stuff maybe you just dropped it too many times though mine survived just fine from a bike.
What is mp3.dm? my phone won't support mp3 file but they ask for mp3.dm. How can I convert?
i tried to put some mp3 songs in my memory card to put in my phone. i tried to transfer over and play, but it says that my file is UNSUPPORTIVE MEDIA. What is wrong? There is a default song in there and after the title of the song it says mp3.dm. How can I have my songs convert to mp3.dm? thanks all!
What is mp3.dm? my phone won't support mp3 file but they ask for mp3.dm. How can I convert?
Sure
try ( total video converter ) ,from any format to any format%26amp; Edit it too.
Easy Free %26amp;High quality too.
http://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=A0ge...
Enjoy
I promise it will work like fire :)
Can make cell phone rings too ^_^
choose the phone type
Reply:What phone is it? did it not come with software to convert the songs for you
dm usually means digital rights i think
Your phone might not be able to play music files unless they are bought online on your phone but there is software online to fix that problem
hope this helps
What is mp3.dm? my phone won't support mp3 file but they ask for mp3.dm. How can I convert?
Sure
try ( total video converter ) ,from any format to any format%26amp; Edit it too.
Easy Free %26amp;High quality too.
http://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=A0ge...
Enjoy
I promise it will work like fire :)
Can make cell phone rings too ^_^
choose the phone type
Reply:What phone is it? did it not come with software to convert the songs for you
dm usually means digital rights i think
Your phone might not be able to play music files unless they are bought online on your phone but there is software online to fix that problem
hope this helps
I'm looking for an mp3 player.?
I'm not suck on the whole "Ipod" thing, mostly because I haven't had one before. I just need a mp3 player that I can connect to my PC and transfer mp3 files I have on there (mostly lectures and audiobooks for classwork related stuff).
I want a battery life to be no less than 12 hours (mostly because I don't want to remember to charge it daily).
And want it to be under 100 bucks. Also might be using it to transfer mp3 music I have on my PC for when I take up jogging this summer.
12 hour or more battery life
Under 100 bucks
Connects to my PC to transfer my existing mp3's to the unit.
Any suggestions?
I'm looking for an mp3 player.?
At Wal-Mart theres many cheat mp3 players
Reply:you can get an ipod shuffle. Those are cheap and apple is a very good mp3 manufacturer.
I want a battery life to be no less than 12 hours (mostly because I don't want to remember to charge it daily).
And want it to be under 100 bucks. Also might be using it to transfer mp3 music I have on my PC for when I take up jogging this summer.
12 hour or more battery life
Under 100 bucks
Connects to my PC to transfer my existing mp3's to the unit.
Any suggestions?
I'm looking for an mp3 player.?
At Wal-Mart theres many cheat mp3 players
Reply:you can get an ipod shuffle. Those are cheap and apple is a very good mp3 manufacturer.
What mp3 players use seperate storage?
can someone link me to some mp3 players that I could put a memory stick pro in like this one?
http://cgi.ebay.com/4GB-Memory-Stick-Pro...
What mp3 players use seperate storage?
The PSP itself would be a good choice since its cheap and you can play games on it too.. as well as vids etc..
Does this look good
http://cgi.ebay.com/4GB-Memory-Stick-Pro...
What mp3 players use seperate storage?
The PSP itself would be a good choice since its cheap and you can play games on it too.. as well as vids etc..
Does this look good
New mp3 player?
Currently, I have a Creative mp3 player. I love it, but it is getting kind of out of date. I am looking for a new one, and I do not want an ipod of any kind. I also do not want one where you need a special program to put songs on with (the one I have now you can just drag the songs onto the mp3 player). Any suggestions?
New mp3 player?
I think you should get the iriver T20.
It has 1GB Storage.
I have it, it is a cool MP3 player.
I am sorry to tell you but you cannot drag songs on the library menu.
I will send the URL: http://www.i4u.com/article3677.html
Reply:well i have a zune which is also considered an mp3 player and you have to download a program to put songs and stuff on it but its free. and u dont have to buy songs from them as long as you have some saved onto your computer that u could drag to the zune software. =)
New mp3 player?
I think you should get the iriver T20.
It has 1GB Storage.
I have it, it is a cool MP3 player.
I am sorry to tell you but you cannot drag songs on the library menu.
I will send the URL: http://www.i4u.com/article3677.html
Reply:well i have a zune which is also considered an mp3 player and you have to download a program to put songs and stuff on it but its free. and u dont have to buy songs from them as long as you have some saved onto your computer that u could drag to the zune software. =)
Samsung K3 Mp3 or Creative Zen 8G Mp3?
hey everyone, im on the lookout for new mp3 player
and im stuck between two relli nice mp3's.
first one is the samsung k3:
the k3 is relli nice looking and perfect for songs however, not much u can do with it, but its a really reasonable price.
here's a picture of the k3:
http://regmedia.co.uk/2007/01/08/sams_k3...
next is the Creative Zen 8G mp3 player:
this player is quite the thing but its more expensive
and it seems to lag alot
but it has great software and u can look at photos and videos
here's a picture of the creative zen:
http://www.appinformatica.com/imf/mp3-mp...
please help me suggest ^^
greatly appreciated
Samsung K3 Mp3 or Creative Zen 8G Mp3?
I think you should get an iPod. They may cost more but have a lot of choices. Also iTunes has everything you would want to put on your iPod over 2 million songs. Also now you can rent movies for 30 days for just 3 dollars. It may cost a bit more but the orval performance that an iPod brings will make you pleased you bought it.
and im stuck between two relli nice mp3's.
first one is the samsung k3:
the k3 is relli nice looking and perfect for songs however, not much u can do with it, but its a really reasonable price.
here's a picture of the k3:
http://regmedia.co.uk/2007/01/08/sams_k3...
next is the Creative Zen 8G mp3 player:
this player is quite the thing but its more expensive
and it seems to lag alot
but it has great software and u can look at photos and videos
here's a picture of the creative zen:
http://www.appinformatica.com/imf/mp3-mp...
please help me suggest ^^
greatly appreciated
Samsung K3 Mp3 or Creative Zen 8G Mp3?
I think you should get an iPod. They may cost more but have a lot of choices. Also iTunes has everything you would want to put on your iPod over 2 million songs. Also now you can rent movies for 30 days for just 3 dollars. It may cost a bit more but the orval performance that an iPod brings will make you pleased you bought it.
Urgent HELP...MP3??
ok, i brought this one mp3-the coby mp-c756- but i can't seem to transfer any files into the mp3 from my computer.
for those whose are not familiar with this product, here's a link:
http://cobyusa.com/_en/prod_item.php?ite...
when i connect the mp3 player to the computer it recognizes it as a mtp media player. then it says
"synchronize media files to this device using windows media player" or "take no action." i selected the first option, and windows media player opens up and says "windows media player does not detect a portable device. connect your portable device, and then try again."
can anybody help me out with this issue? i already wrote to the tech support of the company about a million times but they do not respond.
*i have a mp3 player on my camera, and it seems to work fine-and i transfer files to it with windows media player using the same computer.*
can somebody please help me?
is there something i'm doing wrong?
thanx
Urgent HELP...MP3??
Instead of using Media player, try using windows explorer. the device should come through as another drive on your system. You can then copy files over to it.
for those whose are not familiar with this product, here's a link:
http://cobyusa.com/_en/prod_item.php?ite...
when i connect the mp3 player to the computer it recognizes it as a mtp media player. then it says
"synchronize media files to this device using windows media player" or "take no action." i selected the first option, and windows media player opens up and says "windows media player does not detect a portable device. connect your portable device, and then try again."
can anybody help me out with this issue? i already wrote to the tech support of the company about a million times but they do not respond.
*i have a mp3 player on my camera, and it seems to work fine-and i transfer files to it with windows media player using the same computer.*
can somebody please help me?
is there something i'm doing wrong?
thanx
Urgent HELP...MP3??
Instead of using Media player, try using windows explorer. the device should come through as another drive on your system. You can then copy files over to it.
AAC to MP3?
It is soooo easy people. So many people dont know how. If you ever want to use your music on any other player besides ipod and itunes then you will want to convert all your music to mp3.
In itunes go to edit/preferences/advanced/edit and change the default from aac to mp3. Now all songs you import from a cd will be mp3.
For the songs that are aac already do this. Right click the column titles (songs, artist, album, genre, etc part) and add the column called kind. This will tell you the format for your songs. Highlight all the aac (not protected) songs then under the advanced tab in itunes click convert to mp3. It is that simple.
For protected songs, make a playlist of 1.2 hours long. Burn that playlist and immediately reimport those songs (after you have changed the default). Those songs will be imported onto your computer unprotected and in the mp3 format.
You will have copies of all your aac and protected aac songs after you do this. You can erase the aac now.
AAC to MP3?
For the protected files, here I found a easy way to use. You just need a converter could help you remove DRM.
Here I found Daniusoft WMA MP3 Converter could convert may DRM video and audio: WMA, M4A, M4B, AAC, WMV, M4P, M4V, ASF in a high quality with fast conversion speed.
http://www.daniusoft.com/wma-mp3-convert...
If you still have question, you can e-mail me or use yahoo to search for more answers http://answers.yahoo.com
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In itunes go to edit/preferences/advanced/edit and change the default from aac to mp3. Now all songs you import from a cd will be mp3.
For the songs that are aac already do this. Right click the column titles (songs, artist, album, genre, etc part) and add the column called kind. This will tell you the format for your songs. Highlight all the aac (not protected) songs then under the advanced tab in itunes click convert to mp3. It is that simple.
For protected songs, make a playlist of 1.2 hours long. Burn that playlist and immediately reimport those songs (after you have changed the default). Those songs will be imported onto your computer unprotected and in the mp3 format.
You will have copies of all your aac and protected aac songs after you do this. You can erase the aac now.
AAC to MP3?
For the protected files, here I found a easy way to use. You just need a converter could help you remove DRM.
Here I found Daniusoft WMA MP3 Converter could convert may DRM video and audio: WMA, M4A, M4B, AAC, WMV, M4P, M4V, ASF in a high quality with fast conversion speed.
http://www.daniusoft.com/wma-mp3-convert...
If you still have question, you can e-mail me or use yahoo to search for more answers http://answers.yahoo.com
human teeth
Whats a good mp3 player thats under $100 BUT has good features and supports mp3 (pics vids thats a bonus)?
Im looking for a good mp3 player thats under $100 or $100
It needs to support mp3. mp3 needs to be it MAIN time of format.
NO itunes crap i dont know what the itunes format is but none of that. NO wma. I mean it can support that but like i said the main formaot needs to be mp3.
Also if it the songs can be synced with Windows Media Player that would be good or if it has like drag and drop into a folder that would also be good.
I really dont want to install any special program but if it cant be helped than i will.
Uhm if its rectangular in shape that would be nice but it NOT THAT important. A screen is really important you know where you can view the songs and stuff
It doesnt have to play videos or pics thats really just a bonus its not neccasary but it would be cool.
Also the memory should be at least 2GB
I KNOW thats asking for a lot but it doesnt have to be exactly like that.
THE MAIN PARTS ARE
1.AT LEAST 2GB
2.Screen
3Under $100 or $100
4.mp3 MAIN format
Whats a good mp3 player thats under $100 BUT has good features and supports mp3 (pics vids thats a bonus)?
after a quick search in newegg i suggest :
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
that what i think the best for ~$100
and read the Reviews it help sometimes ^_^
also you can search in that site to find more
Reply:SanDisk sansa it's like 59.99 at best buy 1gb of memory buy you can add two more in micro sd forums trust me great buy
It needs to support mp3. mp3 needs to be it MAIN time of format.
NO itunes crap i dont know what the itunes format is but none of that. NO wma. I mean it can support that but like i said the main formaot needs to be mp3.
Also if it the songs can be synced with Windows Media Player that would be good or if it has like drag and drop into a folder that would also be good.
I really dont want to install any special program but if it cant be helped than i will.
Uhm if its rectangular in shape that would be nice but it NOT THAT important. A screen is really important you know where you can view the songs and stuff
It doesnt have to play videos or pics thats really just a bonus its not neccasary but it would be cool.
Also the memory should be at least 2GB
I KNOW thats asking for a lot but it doesnt have to be exactly like that.
THE MAIN PARTS ARE
1.AT LEAST 2GB
2.Screen
3Under $100 or $100
4.mp3 MAIN format
Whats a good mp3 player thats under $100 BUT has good features and supports mp3 (pics vids thats a bonus)?
after a quick search in newegg i suggest :
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
that what i think the best for ~$100
and read the Reviews it help sometimes ^_^
also you can search in that site to find more
Reply:SanDisk sansa it's like 59.99 at best buy 1gb of memory buy you can add two more in micro sd forums trust me great buy
PC and MP3 USB Port problems.?
When I connect the MP3 player into the USB port on the computer, the computer can't seem to pick it up. The MP3 player shows that it is connected because it says "USB CONNECTED"
When I go into device manager it shows that it's there but for some reason WMP is not picking it up. All I want to do is put music on my MP3 player but my computer can't seem to pick it up.
I have tried all three USB ports on the computer and they all result in the same. When I first bought the MP3 player it worked fine but all of a sudden it does not want to work.
I try to put songs on my MP3 player but WMP says there is no device connected. Any help would be great.
PC and MP3 USB Port problems.?
If you have an Ipod that could be one of the reasons, WMP is picky towards those. You said it worked fine, so I'm thinking maybe either some settings changed, or you might need to update the drivers. Sometimes the company has software to manage the MP3 players and they work a lot better, so try going to the website and downloading their software or a new update for the device if there's any, also try the microsoft knowledge base, at www.microsoft.com in case other people had the same issue, and maybe find a solution.
Good luck!
Reply:When you plug it in, there will be a new drive in My Computer.
Just copy and paste your music files onto that drive.
Reply:connect it and go into control panel click and new hadware then click add new hadware and follow the instructions
When I go into device manager it shows that it's there but for some reason WMP is not picking it up. All I want to do is put music on my MP3 player but my computer can't seem to pick it up.
I have tried all three USB ports on the computer and they all result in the same. When I first bought the MP3 player it worked fine but all of a sudden it does not want to work.
I try to put songs on my MP3 player but WMP says there is no device connected. Any help would be great.
PC and MP3 USB Port problems.?
If you have an Ipod that could be one of the reasons, WMP is picky towards those. You said it worked fine, so I'm thinking maybe either some settings changed, or you might need to update the drivers. Sometimes the company has software to manage the MP3 players and they work a lot better, so try going to the website and downloading their software or a new update for the device if there's any, also try the microsoft knowledge base, at www.microsoft.com in case other people had the same issue, and maybe find a solution.
Good luck!
Reply:When you plug it in, there will be a new drive in My Computer.
Just copy and paste your music files onto that drive.
Reply:connect it and go into control panel click and new hadware then click add new hadware and follow the instructions
Would any of these mp3 players be compatible with Linux?
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Would any of these mp3 players be compatible with Linux?
these mp3 players are Linux compatible and better because you don't have to buy your music you can use programs like napster or limewire to get your music also the mp3 players have more functions like FM radio and voice recorder and built in rechargable battery if this is the type of mp3 your after I would suggest getting one from http://www.mp4direct.org use the china mp3 link there. Example below $75.00
100% BRAND NEW High Quality MP3 / MP4 / PMP AVI Player
Rock Chip Solution
New elegant fashion design, good outlook
2.4 inch TFT Screen, 65000 true colors display with 360 degree view angle
With the Synchronization Function (can enjoy music as playing e-book)
Support SD card to extend your memory capacity
Speaker and Microphone are integrated inside
Support multiple music formats: MP1, MP2, MP3.WMA.WMV, ASF WAV audio format
Support ID3; The lyrics of Music Files can be shown on screen
Support WMV, MPG, MPEG I, MPEG II converted to AVI playing (Software included)
Support JPEG, GIF, SWF Picture format to be viewed
Built-In Stereo FM Radio (Tuner 87MHz - 108MHz), scan radio station memorized function
E-Book function supported，load your favorite TXT file to read
7 Presets EQ for your Music: Natural, Rock, Pop, Classic, Soft, Jazz, DBB
6 Playing Modes: Normal, Repeat one, Repeat folder, Repeat all, Random, Intro
Support 10 languages: English, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese,Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean
High Quality Voice Digital Recording with built-in microphone
Built-In Rechargeable Li-ion battery via charger or USB port
Rechargeable Li-ion Battery can be up to 6-8 hours Continue MP3 playback and 3-4 hours Continue MP4 playback
High Quality Voice Digital Recording (up to 18 hours of voice recording)
Enjoy interesting games playing
Hot Plug and Play directly
Act as USB Flash Drive (Can store other data file)
Operating System: Supports Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP (Window 98 needs driver), also support OS Mac 10 and Linux 2.4
FCC and CE approved for home and office use
Specification Parameter:
Screen: 320 X 240 pixels 2.4" TFT 65K Color display
Memory Capacity: 2GB flash memory
Size (L x W x D): 90mm x 55mm x 11mm
Color: Black
Weight: Approx. 65g
Menu/VoL+/VoL-/Play/Forward/Pr... buttons for operating easily
Data transfer rate: 5 pins USB 2.0 high speed at 480Mb/s max.
Supported bit rate: 32Kbps - 320Kbps
Signal to noise ratio: %26gt;90dB
FM Frequency Range: 87 - 108MHz
Earphone output power: 8mWx2@32Ohm
Audio connector: 3.5mm stereo headphone jack
Package Content:
2GB MP3/ MP4 Player
English User Manual
Stereo Earphones with an elegant design
USB Data Transfer Cable
100-240V AC Mains Charger
Driver Installation CD
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Would any of these mp3 players be compatible with Linux?
these mp3 players are Linux compatible and better because you don't have to buy your music you can use programs like napster or limewire to get your music also the mp3 players have more functions like FM radio and voice recorder and built in rechargable battery if this is the type of mp3 your after I would suggest getting one from http://www.mp4direct.org use the china mp3 link there. Example below $75.00
100% BRAND NEW High Quality MP3 / MP4 / PMP AVI Player
Rock Chip Solution
New elegant fashion design, good outlook
2.4 inch TFT Screen, 65000 true colors display with 360 degree view angle
With the Synchronization Function (can enjoy music as playing e-book)
Support SD card to extend your memory capacity
Speaker and Microphone are integrated inside
Support multiple music formats: MP1, MP2, MP3.WMA.WMV, ASF WAV audio format
Support ID3; The lyrics of Music Files can be shown on screen
Support WMV, MPG, MPEG I, MPEG II converted to AVI playing (Software included)
Support JPEG, GIF, SWF Picture format to be viewed
Built-In Stereo FM Radio (Tuner 87MHz - 108MHz), scan radio station memorized function
E-Book function supported，load your favorite TXT file to read
7 Presets EQ for your Music: Natural, Rock, Pop, Classic, Soft, Jazz, DBB
6 Playing Modes: Normal, Repeat one, Repeat folder, Repeat all, Random, Intro
Support 10 languages: English, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese,Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean
High Quality Voice Digital Recording with built-in microphone
Built-In Rechargeable Li-ion battery via charger or USB port
Rechargeable Li-ion Battery can be up to 6-8 hours Continue MP3 playback and 3-4 hours Continue MP4 playback
High Quality Voice Digital Recording (up to 18 hours of voice recording)
Enjoy interesting games playing
Hot Plug and Play directly
Act as USB Flash Drive (Can store other data file)
Operating System: Supports Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP (Window 98 needs driver), also support OS Mac 10 and Linux 2.4
FCC and CE approved for home and office use
Specification Parameter:
Screen: 320 X 240 pixels 2.4" TFT 65K Color display
Memory Capacity: 2GB flash memory
Size (L x W x D): 90mm x 55mm x 11mm
Color: Black
Weight: Approx. 65g
Menu/VoL+/VoL-/Play/Forward/Pr... buttons for operating easily
Data transfer rate: 5 pins USB 2.0 high speed at 480Mb/s max.
Supported bit rate: 32Kbps - 320Kbps
Signal to noise ratio: %26gt;90dB
FM Frequency Range: 87 - 108MHz
Earphone output power: 8mWx2@32Ohm
Audio connector: 3.5mm stereo headphone jack
Package Content:
2GB MP3/ MP4 Player
English User Manual
Stereo Earphones with an elegant design
USB Data Transfer Cable
100-240V AC Mains Charger
Driver Installation CD
IPod or MP3 player?
Ok, I want to know what I want for christmas, an Ipod or an MP3 Player, I always hear that iPods are better, but I cant be sure
1)what has more battery life?
2)What holds more media?
3) can an MP3 player hold photos?
4)what is more durable?
5) What is easier to use?
6) can you put songs from a cd on an MP3 player or an iPod?
7) What is the main differnce between the iPod and the MP3 player?
8)do you have to buy differnt formats of song for the iPod and the MP3 player?
9) if there are diferent formats what are the costs?
IPod or MP3 player?
Don't JuSt get an iPod...
1) The new iPods have okay battery life but there are lots of mp3 players with better battery life.
2) iPods hold lots of media, but once again there are other mp3 players that are just as good and hold just as much... and 9 out of 10 times cheaper!
3) Yes, now these days tons of mp3 players can hold photos.
4) The new iPods don't scratch nearly as easily as the old ones so far that i know, and they are improved with anodized aluminum. There once again are some mp3 players that are just as durable.
5) iPods are popular basically because they are easy to use. Few mp3 players are just as easy to use, but there are some.
6) No you can not with an iPod, with the Creative Zen V (listed below) you can record RIGHT from a CD player, friends ipod or mp3 player, or even stereo.
7) The main difference is probably price, iPods are extremely overpriced, and they lack lots of features...they are just sorta a fad and its not that sensible to get one other than they are easy to use.
8) the iPod is veeerrrry selective with formats, but most popular ones will work.
9)Different formats don't cost anything
here are some other mp3 players that are just as awesome and have more features.
Microsoft Zune (30 GB)**
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d...
Creative Zen V Plus**
http://www.creative.com/products/product...
Creative Zen V**
http://www.creative.com/products/product...
Creative Zen Vision M
http://www.creative.com/products/product...
Creative Zen Micro Photo
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d...
ALL OF THESE can be seen on WAL-MART'S website and in STORE!!!
if you have any more questions feel free to contact me. I know my electronics
Reply:Amanda, you know how to ask right question. Here are my answers
1)what has more battery life?
Ans:- Ipod. I returned 2 MP3 players and then settled for IPOD for battery life.
2)What holds more media?
Ans:- That depends on the size. If you buy 30G IPOD, you are OK.
3) can an MP3 player hold photos?
Ans:- MP3 player means just playing Mp3 music. It may hold pictures and act like a USB drive.
4)what is more durable?
Ans:- I would say IPOD but other Mp3 players are good enough.
5) What is easier to use?
Ans:- 100% IPOD. Best user interface I have ever used.
6) can you put songs from a cd on an MP3 player or an iPod?
Ans:- Both.
7) What is the main differnce between the iPod and the MP3 player?
Ans:- IPOD is an MP3 player and also has picture viewing, video playing, organizing facility. In addition you cannot use IPOD to copy music. If you loose your IPOD, others cannot really copy music from it or change anything on it.
8)do you have to buy differnt formats of song for the iPod and the MP3 player?
Ans:- Buy online or convert from CD.
9) if there are diferent formats what are the costs?
Ans:- IPOD is 299$. I don't understand diffrent format part. I guess you meant diffrent specifications. Higher the storage size, better it is.
Buy Ipod as it is reliable, secure, has more feature, slick and stylish.
BTW, I don't work with Apple.
Reply:just get an ipod
Reply:i choose the ipod it works better. they have the same battery life.
probably the ipod holds more media. a mp3 player does not hold photos. the ipod id easier to use. i am not sure if u can put songs on there from a cd. they are pretty much the same but the ipod is better. i do not know. i don't know. the ipod is usally thinner and holds games but the mp3 player does not have games.
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1)what has more battery life?
2)What holds more media?
3) can an MP3 player hold photos?
4)what is more durable?
5) What is easier to use?
6) can you put songs from a cd on an MP3 player or an iPod?
7) What is the main differnce between the iPod and the MP3 player?
8)do you have to buy differnt formats of song for the iPod and the MP3 player?
9) if there are diferent formats what are the costs?
IPod or MP3 player?
Don't JuSt get an iPod...
1) The new iPods have okay battery life but there are lots of mp3 players with better battery life.
2) iPods hold lots of media, but once again there are other mp3 players that are just as good and hold just as much... and 9 out of 10 times cheaper!
3) Yes, now these days tons of mp3 players can hold photos.
4) The new iPods don't scratch nearly as easily as the old ones so far that i know, and they are improved with anodized aluminum. There once again are some mp3 players that are just as durable.
5) iPods are popular basically because they are easy to use. Few mp3 players are just as easy to use, but there are some.
6) No you can not with an iPod, with the Creative Zen V (listed below) you can record RIGHT from a CD player, friends ipod or mp3 player, or even stereo.
7) The main difference is probably price, iPods are extremely overpriced, and they lack lots of features...they are just sorta a fad and its not that sensible to get one other than they are easy to use.
8) the iPod is veeerrrry selective with formats, but most popular ones will work.
9)Different formats don't cost anything
here are some other mp3 players that are just as awesome and have more features.
Microsoft Zune (30 GB)**
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d...
Creative Zen V Plus**
http://www.creative.com/products/product...
Creative Zen V**
http://www.creative.com/products/product...
Creative Zen Vision M
http://www.creative.com/products/product...
Creative Zen Micro Photo
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d...
ALL OF THESE can be seen on WAL-MART'S website and in STORE!!!
if you have any more questions feel free to contact me. I know my electronics
Reply:Amanda, you know how to ask right question. Here are my answers
1)what has more battery life?
Ans:- Ipod. I returned 2 MP3 players and then settled for IPOD for battery life.
2)What holds more media?
Ans:- That depends on the size. If you buy 30G IPOD, you are OK.
3) can an MP3 player hold photos?
Ans:- MP3 player means just playing Mp3 music. It may hold pictures and act like a USB drive.
4)what is more durable?
Ans:- I would say IPOD but other Mp3 players are good enough.
5) What is easier to use?
Ans:- 100% IPOD. Best user interface I have ever used.
6) can you put songs from a cd on an MP3 player or an iPod?
Ans:- Both.
7) What is the main differnce between the iPod and the MP3 player?
Ans:- IPOD is an MP3 player and also has picture viewing, video playing, organizing facility. In addition you cannot use IPOD to copy music. If you loose your IPOD, others cannot really copy music from it or change anything on it.
8)do you have to buy differnt formats of song for the iPod and the MP3 player?
Ans:- Buy online or convert from CD.
9) if there are diferent formats what are the costs?
Ans:- IPOD is 299$. I don't understand diffrent format part. I guess you meant diffrent specifications. Higher the storage size, better it is.
Buy Ipod as it is reliable, secure, has more feature, slick and stylish.
BTW, I don't work with Apple.
Reply:just get an ipod
Reply:i choose the ipod it works better. they have the same battery life.
probably the ipod holds more media. a mp3 player does not hold photos. the ipod id easier to use. i am not sure if u can put songs on there from a cd. they are pretty much the same but the ipod is better. i do not know. i don't know. the ipod is usally thinner and holds games but the mp3 player does not have games.
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Whats a very excelent MP3 player to buy with 65-100$ with at wal-mart??
This is my first experience with mp3's I kno nothing about them and Ima buy 1 because I love to listen to music and want to have control over them and listen to whatever with an mp3.
I wanna buy an mp3 thats cost 65-100$ or less and I want the mp3 to look cool like a phone.
So I have some question if you kno them plz answer me!!
Here you go..
1. Is this a good mp3 player http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d...
2. Do they come with a charger,if not plz explain.
3. When u dowload music, what website do i go to?
4. Why do some free music give viruses risk?
5. Do paying forthe music give virus risk or any harm?
6.How mch r any music ocasionally?
7.When u have to pay for a music,do u have to put like alota information down, like your adress,credit card #,phone #,etc.?
8.What is a comon acesorie that comewith an mp3 players?
9.Do most mp3 let u listen to music without headphones?
10.Whats can 1gb hold,2gb,3gb,etc.?
thats all =)
Whats a very excelent MP3 player to buy with 65-100$ with at wal-mart??
1. Is this a good mp3 player http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d...
YES it is a VERY good player, Zens are better than iPods, better sound quality, better bang for the buck and TONS more features
2. Do they come with a charger,if not plz explain.
No, but you can buy one, or just charge it on your computer with the included usb cable
3. When u dowload music, what website do i go to?
you can use TONS of sites, Yahoo music, msn, aol, napster, urge, and more
4. Why do some free music give viruses risk?
if you get some from limewire stay away from the ones that dont have a bitrate and make sure that they also say mp3 and are higher than 1500 (1.5mb)kb
5. Do paying forthe music give virus risk or any harm?
no just buyfrom the recommended ones at playsforsure.com
6.How mch r any music ocasionally?
10-15/month for unlimited subscription(like renting)
or like 78 cents from walmart music to keep it
7.When u have to pay for a music,do u have to put like alota information down, like your adress,credit card #,phone #,etc.?
yeah, or if you use Walmart music you can just buy music cards at the walmart
8.What is a comon acesorie that comewith an mp3 players?
usb cable, earphones, pouch, and possibly a charger, not many do though.
9.Do most mp3 let u listen to music without headphones?
depends, if you wanna connect it to a stereo sure why not, but theres no built i speaker, only the portable video players have speakers
10.Whats can 1gb hold,2gb,3gb,etc.
1gb- 250 song
2gb- 500
3gb- no such thing, no manufactures make 3gb players.
4gb- 1000
and so on. any more questions? just email me
kickenchicken360@yahoo.com
Reply:ipod. i have one and they are awesome. or creative. :]]
Reply:That is very tiny and it has 2gbs... not bad if you dont have a long list of music.
Not all free music give you virus, its just a myth to scare people, only videos and files gives you virus..
I been downloading music for 6 years and i never got a virus.
When you pay for music is usually $0.99 per song...
requires a credit card or you go to the store to get a music card.
Most need a headphone to listen to music.
99% of the mp3 players come with a charger.
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Reply:dont get at wal-mart.........................
I wanna buy an mp3 thats cost 65-100$ or less and I want the mp3 to look cool like a phone.
So I have some question if you kno them plz answer me!!
Here you go..
1. Is this a good mp3 player http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d...
2. Do they come with a charger,if not plz explain.
3. When u dowload music, what website do i go to?
4. Why do some free music give viruses risk?
5. Do paying forthe music give virus risk or any harm?
6.How mch r any music ocasionally?
7.When u have to pay for a music,do u have to put like alota information down, like your adress,credit card #,phone #,etc.?
8.What is a comon acesorie that comewith an mp3 players?
9.Do most mp3 let u listen to music without headphones?
10.Whats can 1gb hold,2gb,3gb,etc.?
thats all =)
Whats a very excelent MP3 player to buy with 65-100$ with at wal-mart??
1. Is this a good mp3 player http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d...
YES it is a VERY good player, Zens are better than iPods, better sound quality, better bang for the buck and TONS more features
2. Do they come with a charger,if not plz explain.
No, but you can buy one, or just charge it on your computer with the included usb cable
3. When u dowload music, what website do i go to?
you can use TONS of sites, Yahoo music, msn, aol, napster, urge, and more
4. Why do some free music give viruses risk?
if you get some from limewire stay away from the ones that dont have a bitrate and make sure that they also say mp3 and are higher than 1500 (1.5mb)kb
5. Do paying forthe music give virus risk or any harm?
no just buyfrom the recommended ones at playsforsure.com
6.How mch r any music ocasionally?
10-15/month for unlimited subscription(like renting)
or like 78 cents from walmart music to keep it
7.When u have to pay for a music,do u have to put like alota information down, like your adress,credit card #,phone #,etc.?
yeah, or if you use Walmart music you can just buy music cards at the walmart
8.What is a comon acesorie that comewith an mp3 players?
usb cable, earphones, pouch, and possibly a charger, not many do though.
9.Do most mp3 let u listen to music without headphones?
depends, if you wanna connect it to a stereo sure why not, but theres no built i speaker, only the portable video players have speakers
10.Whats can 1gb hold,2gb,3gb,etc.
1gb- 250 song
2gb- 500
3gb- no such thing, no manufactures make 3gb players.
4gb- 1000
and so on. any more questions? just email me
kickenchicken360@yahoo.com
Reply:ipod. i have one and they are awesome. or creative. :]]
Reply:That is very tiny and it has 2gbs... not bad if you dont have a long list of music.
Not all free music give you virus, its just a myth to scare people, only videos and files gives you virus..
I been downloading music for 6 years and i never got a virus.
When you pay for music is usually $0.99 per song...
requires a credit card or you go to the store to get a music card.
Most need a headphone to listen to music.
99% of the mp3 players come with a charger.
www.limewire.com %26lt;--- P2P
Reply:dont get at wal-mart.........................
Free cingular mp3 ringtone?
Hi, I am looking to download free cingular mp3 ringtone for my cellular phone. Are there any sites that offer free mp3 ringtones, I mean totally free mp3 ringtones. Those that I can download with paying at all.
Any answer is very much appreciated..
Again I am looking for free cingular mp3 ringtone? 100% free cingular mp3 ringtone. thanks!
Free cingular mp3 ringtone?
You can download free mp3 ringtone for your cingular cellular phone on this site.
http://real-ringtones.awardspace.com/
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Any answer is very much appreciated..
Again I am looking for free cingular mp3 ringtone? 100% free cingular mp3 ringtone. thanks!
Free cingular mp3 ringtone?
You can download free mp3 ringtone for your cingular cellular phone on this site.
http://real-ringtones.awardspace.com/
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Of these MP3 players, which would you pick?
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Of these MP3 players, which would you pick?
I'd forget about the Insignia (cheap build) and the Zen Micro Photo (outdated).
The other two are great players. The Creative Zen V Plus is a cute little player and personally I'd get the Sansa because of its larger TFT LCD screen. Both have FM Radio, voice recorder, however the Sandisk supports more video formats than the ZV+.
Bottom line: If you'll be using the player for music, get the Zen V Plus, if you're more video oriented, get the Sansa.
Reply:Go with the Zen v Plus. I had one and it was great
Reply:I would say to get an iPod video.
Reply:creative zen micro photo
Reply:i'd get an iPod nano but thats just me
Reply:i have a nano and i love it
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Of these MP3 players, which would you pick?
I'd forget about the Insignia (cheap build) and the Zen Micro Photo (outdated).
The other two are great players. The Creative Zen V Plus is a cute little player and personally I'd get the Sansa because of its larger TFT LCD screen. Both have FM Radio, voice recorder, however the Sandisk supports more video formats than the ZV+.
Bottom line: If you'll be using the player for music, get the Zen V Plus, if you're more video oriented, get the Sansa.
Reply:Go with the Zen v Plus. I had one and it was great
Reply:I would say to get an iPod video.
Reply:creative zen micro photo
Reply:i'd get an iPod nano but thats just me
Reply:i have a nano and i love it
Which of these MP3 players do you recommend I buy?
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Please don't recommend I get an iPod because I only need about 2 gigs of storage for songs and a few videos, so iPods are too expensive for what I need. Thanks for your suggestions :]
Which of these MP3 players do you recommend I buy?
Don't get the icetech... I've never heard of that brand before.
I recommend the Sandisk, they're a really good brand.
DONT get a Creative© brand MP3 player. I just got a Creative Zen V Plus 8GB today and after one charge it WONT TURN ON now!!! What a piece of crap.
Reply:Rather than the ones you've listed, I would recommend the Creative Zen V+. I have the 2GB model and am very happy with it. The interface is easy to use, the software used to load songs/videos to the system is simple and the overall quality is excellent. Wal-Mart has a 4GB model for $89.
Reply:i like the 4th one. it is so cute.
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Please don't recommend I get an iPod because I only need about 2 gigs of storage for songs and a few videos, so iPods are too expensive for what I need. Thanks for your suggestions :]
Which of these MP3 players do you recommend I buy?
Don't get the icetech... I've never heard of that brand before.
I recommend the Sandisk, they're a really good brand.
DONT get a Creative© brand MP3 player. I just got a Creative Zen V Plus 8GB today and after one charge it WONT TURN ON now!!! What a piece of crap.
Reply:Rather than the ones you've listed, I would recommend the Creative Zen V+. I have the 2GB model and am very happy with it. The interface is easy to use, the software used to load songs/videos to the system is simple and the overall quality is excellent. Wal-Mart has a 4GB model for $89.
Reply:i like the 4th one. it is so cute.
MERRY christmas and a HAPPY new year.
dr teeth
Help with Mp3 player??
ok well i feel kinda stupid asking. But how do I transfer music from iTunes/ Best buy digital music store to my insignia Mp3 player it is a 1 gb. In the little instruction packet it says to install a CD(that they included), but I think my sister already installed her CD which could have the same thing as mine on it. She has that littlemonsta Mp3 player. My brother and sister got a littlemonsta mp3 player and an Apple Ipod do any of these use the same music service as a insignia Mp3? If so please tell me a simple step-by-step procedure to transfer music from the PC onto my mp3 player.
Help with Mp3 player??
If you can you will have to convert your iTunes m4p files to mp3 files before you can use them on another mp3 player. You can do this in iTunes if you select the song you want to convert then click advanced and click on Convert Selection to mp3. Then you can download them to another mp3 player
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Help with Mp3 player??
If you can you will have to convert your iTunes m4p files to mp3 files before you can use them on another mp3 player. You can do this in iTunes if you select the song you want to convert then click advanced and click on Convert Selection to mp3. Then you can download them to another mp3 player
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2.did not understand
3.did you understand this?
Quality question! MP3 to CD, Back To MP3?
I have a bunch of mp3s i ripped with a bitrate of 360, and i want them down to 128 for storge reasons, i want more to fit on my mp3 player
the method im using is:
burn mp3s to vital drive
%26amp; repripping them in WMP!
the resulting mp3 is now 128!
im not so much bothered about the quailty change between 360 and 128... what i wanna know is does this precess MP3%26gt;CD%26gt;MP3 degrade the quality even more? more so them ripping direct from the original CD to 128 mp3s!
thanks in advance
Quality question! MP3 to CD, Back To MP3?
Theoretically, since MP3's are a "lossy" compression method. MP3%26gt;CD%26gt;MP3 should degrade the quality more than ripping direct from the origial CD to 128. However, I'd try both methods on one or two tracks and see if I could tell the difference. If I couldn't, then I'd use whatever method was easier.
the method im using is:
burn mp3s to vital drive
%26amp; repripping them in WMP!
the resulting mp3 is now 128!
im not so much bothered about the quailty change between 360 and 128... what i wanna know is does this precess MP3%26gt;CD%26gt;MP3 degrade the quality even more? more so them ripping direct from the original CD to 128 mp3s!
thanks in advance
Quality question! MP3 to CD, Back To MP3?
Theoretically, since MP3's are a "lossy" compression method. MP3%26gt;CD%26gt;MP3 should degrade the quality more than ripping direct from the origial CD to 128. However, I'd try both methods on one or two tracks and see if I could tell the difference. If I couldn't, then I'd use whatever method was easier.
Mp3 Player Problems?
I cant get my mp3 player to connect to tthe computer.
I have the USB wire plugged into the computer and i have the other end plugged into my mp3 player. The light lights up when the wire is connected to my mp3. but then the mp3 doesnt connect to the computer. it just turns on.
it then connects to the computer for like 2 seconds and then it turns back on.
could it be my computer?
i checked the wire theres nothing wrong with it.
should i take the wire back?
ive never had problems with it before. just today.
What should i do???
Mp3 Player Problems?
OK, try another usb port firstly, if not, unplug the player, locate the drivers (usually in control panel - add/remove programs) and uninstall them. Plug in the device again, and if it installs them fine then yay, you may need a CD that came with your player though.
If this doesn't work there is a distinct chance that your player is corrupt :(
Good luck
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I have the USB wire plugged into the computer and i have the other end plugged into my mp3 player. The light lights up when the wire is connected to my mp3. but then the mp3 doesnt connect to the computer. it just turns on.
it then connects to the computer for like 2 seconds and then it turns back on.
could it be my computer?
i checked the wire theres nothing wrong with it.
should i take the wire back?
ive never had problems with it before. just today.
What should i do???
Mp3 Player Problems?
OK, try another usb port firstly, if not, unplug the player, locate the drivers (usually in control panel - add/remove programs) and uninstall them. Plug in the device again, and if it installs them fine then yay, you may need a CD that came with your player though.
If this doesn't work there is a distinct chance that your player is corrupt :(
Good luck
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Make MP3 even smaller?
is there a way to make MP3's smaller, I got a program that allows me to rip CD's and make them MP3 and there very small, like 30 MB MP3 small but if I download A CD it's about 130 for MP3, is there a program that lets me make MP3 even smaller?
Make MP3 even smaller?
Hi jrbreton84,
MP3 is a highly compressed file format.
They can be made a little smaller by ripping them at a lower bit rate and make them a little smaller but you have a reduction in quality.
Go here to learn about changing the bit rate - http://www.roemersoftware.com/help/bitra...
Norm
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Make MP3 even smaller?
Hi jrbreton84,
MP3 is a highly compressed file format.
They can be made a little smaller by ripping them at a lower bit rate and make them a little smaller but you have a reduction in quality.
Go here to learn about changing the bit rate - http://www.roemersoftware.com/help/bitra...
Norm
Racing Shoes
My mp3 player keeps forwarding songs on its own.... how do i fix it?!?
I have a RCA PEARL flash mp3 player.it has a built in USB connection and can hold up to 160 songs. So far, I only have like 50 songs on my mp3. It was working fine for almost an year then today it started to forward on its own. When I was listening to my music, the music was forwarding by 2 seconds! So like instead of the timer part [not sure whats it called] where when it plays it counts the seconds starts going like 1, 2, 4 , 6 ... instead of 1,2,3,4..... I don't want to buy a new mp3 player because i already spent $60 on my first mp3 and 40 on this RCA mp3!!! i don't know how to fix it. Is it because of the battery? I put in a new battery in it today, but its not the rechargable battery i always use. It only started acting weird today. I'm confused on what should I do. Please tell me how to fix it!
My mp3 player keeps forwarding songs on its own.... how do i fix it?!?
i have an rca mp3 too, and on mine if you push the play/pause button repeatedly then it turns the skip mode on or off. that's the only thing i can think of.
Hope it works
My mp3 player keeps forwarding songs on its own.... how do i fix it?!?
i have an rca mp3 too, and on mine if you push the play/pause button repeatedly then it turns the skip mode on or off. that's the only thing i can think of.
Hope it works
Just wanna MP3 player that plays music...ONLY!?
Hi, okay so i'm planning on purchasing a new mp3 player soon, but i dunno which to buy. I don't like or want an apple ipod, ummm ipods just have like way too much going on, i just wanna listen to my music %26amp; enjoy superior sound quality, i dont need to watch videos, take pix, txt message, play chess, phone a friend %26amp; trim the bushes with my mp3, i just want it to play music!
I dunno if all mp3 players operate via a music store, i.e: itunes, rhapsody, urge,etc.., i'm really not looking to go that route!
But if i could some how convert my albums:cd %26amp; vinyl, to mp3 form, that would be bliss!(can u tell me how?).
Ohe yeah, the desired mp3 player should play ummm i dunno maybe 2,000+ songs/ and is compatible with alternative earphones( just bought a new pair that i wanna use).
If u can help me find this mp3 player, that would be great!
Thanx -n- advance,
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Just wanna MP3 player that plays music...ONLY!?
Try the new 2GB iPod shuffle. They only play music, they are small, the have great sound, and they are compatible with different earphones.
Reply:i recomend you buy the original ipod nano , it only plays music , and amazing quality
it comes in 8gb so that covers how many songs you want
I dunno if all mp3 players operate via a music store, i.e: itunes, rhapsody, urge,etc.., i'm really not looking to go that route!
But if i could some how convert my albums:cd %26amp; vinyl, to mp3 form, that would be bliss!(can u tell me how?).
Ohe yeah, the desired mp3 player should play ummm i dunno maybe 2,000+ songs/ and is compatible with alternative earphones( just bought a new pair that i wanna use).
If u can help me find this mp3 player, that would be great!
Thanx -n- advance,
Blaire. :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)
Just wanna MP3 player that plays music...ONLY!?
Try the new 2GB iPod shuffle. They only play music, they are small, the have great sound, and they are compatible with different earphones.
Reply:i recomend you buy the original ipod nano , it only plays music , and amazing quality
it comes in 8gb so that covers how many songs you want
Mp3, Helping with music please?
My sister has recently got a mp3 for her birthday.
The brand is Curtis.
I have read the directions that it came with
and for her birthday, she have got an iTunes card and since I have
an iPod, manfuactured by Apple, it was already downloaded to the computer.
So I bought songs she wanted for her mp3 on iTunes.
The problem is, when I put in the disc that came with the mp3, it shows that I can use Napster and things like that. I want to use iTunes.
I tried clicking all around and re-reading the directions but I can't seem to get iTune's music on the mp3. I can't seem to get any music on it.
I tried plugging it in when iTunes was up, but it wouldn't work.
Can anyone give me tips or trying something? :l
I really want her to listen to her music sooner.
Mp3, Helping with music please?
well, i don't know about all that, but i have an mp3 player, NOT an ipod, and i put my music onto my mp3 player directly from itunes onto it.
but i think it all depends on the type of mp3 player you have.
was it pretty expensive or is it not that hi-tech?
um, i don't know...i suggest...um i don't even know if this will work but:
try going to your itunes library, then right clicking, push 'get info' and at the very bottom where it says, 'location' well go to that location in your documents.
(it should say something like 'Local C://documents and setting/whatever whatever')
or wherever you have your music located.
at least i'm pretty sure it'll work like that.
anyway, once you find the location, then just try and drag and drop that file onto wherever you put the songs you want on your mp3 player to go.
um, if that doesn't work then tell me.
i don't know what will work for you, the only other thing i can suggest, is putting the songs on cd first, and then importing them onto Windows media Player and then syncing it with that.
because wmp usually works with most mp3 players.
but that can be more of a hassle, i know.
also, re read the directions in the booklet for the mp3 player. there might be an option where you can switch the modes for the player so you can put music on there from any location.
that's how it was for mine.
hope this helps at least a little bit.
Reply:You can't sync an mp3 player to itunes. You can only sync iPods to itunes.
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The brand is Curtis.
I have read the directions that it came with
and for her birthday, she have got an iTunes card and since I have
an iPod, manfuactured by Apple, it was already downloaded to the computer.
So I bought songs she wanted for her mp3 on iTunes.
The problem is, when I put in the disc that came with the mp3, it shows that I can use Napster and things like that. I want to use iTunes.
I tried clicking all around and re-reading the directions but I can't seem to get iTune's music on the mp3. I can't seem to get any music on it.
I tried plugging it in when iTunes was up, but it wouldn't work.
Can anyone give me tips or trying something? :l
I really want her to listen to her music sooner.
Mp3, Helping with music please?
well, i don't know about all that, but i have an mp3 player, NOT an ipod, and i put my music onto my mp3 player directly from itunes onto it.
but i think it all depends on the type of mp3 player you have.
was it pretty expensive or is it not that hi-tech?
um, i don't know...i suggest...um i don't even know if this will work but:
try going to your itunes library, then right clicking, push 'get info' and at the very bottom where it says, 'location' well go to that location in your documents.
(it should say something like 'Local C://documents and setting/whatever whatever')
or wherever you have your music located.
at least i'm pretty sure it'll work like that.
anyway, once you find the location, then just try and drag and drop that file onto wherever you put the songs you want on your mp3 player to go.
um, if that doesn't work then tell me.
i don't know what will work for you, the only other thing i can suggest, is putting the songs on cd first, and then importing them onto Windows media Player and then syncing it with that.
because wmp usually works with most mp3 players.
but that can be more of a hassle, i know.
also, re read the directions in the booklet for the mp3 player. there might be an option where you can switch the modes for the player so you can put music on there from any location.
that's how it was for mine.
hope this helps at least a little bit.
Reply:You can't sync an mp3 player to itunes. You can only sync iPods to itunes.
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Mp3 player trubble?
my bro is getting a new Nextar MA933A Digital MP3 Player for xmas... and my mom asked me to put some songs on there for him.... idk how to transfer the songs from my computer to the mp3... the directions that came with it don't give me enuff info to do it... i'm lost and need help!!!
p.s..... current directions
1. plug mp3 to computer
2. when u open "my computer" you will see a removable disk which represents the player. now you can use the removable disk as a normal local disk drive, copying audio files from or to the removable disk
removing mp3 safely
1. left click the icon at the right hand corner of the taskbar
2. click the pop up mini window with the message of "stop the USB mass storage device drive (X)
i don't understand how to do ne of this... HELP ME!!!!!
Mp3 player trubble?
well first plug it into the computer using the usb cord. if you have a laser mouse, the place where it get plugs into is a USB. so yeah once you connect it to your computer open the "my computer" icon. then you will see something that says "local disk" what you want to open is the same icon as the local disk icon but the one that pops up right after you plug the mp3 in the computer. after you open that up, hold down the mouse on a music file you want onto there and (while still holding down the mouse) drag it into the mp3 disc that you have open.
yeah so thats how you put songs onto it.
and when you want to remove it, go to the bottom right of the computer screen where you should find the mp3 icon. click that and follow your step 2 for removing the mp3 safely
if you have any more questions, feel free to message me
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The Process
Overall, the process of transferring music files consists of the following:
Install music management software on your computer
Determine the source of the music files that you want to transfer
Create the appropriate music file format for your transfer
Connect your MP3 player to your computer
Transfer your music files to your player
Disconnect your player
Step 1: Install music management software on your computer
In order to create music files from your CDs and transfer music onto your MP3 player, you need to install music software onto your computer if it is not already installed. Usually, the appropriate software for your player is bundled with the MP3 player. If so, install that software, as it is probably the best option for your MP3 player. Two of the more popular examples of music management software include MusicMatch Jukebox and iTunes.
Step 2: Determine the Source of the Music to Transfer
The next step in getting music on your MP3 player is to determine the music that you want to transfer. The music must be owned by you and be in a format that you can easily convert to a format that can be read by your player. The two most common ways are through a music CD that you own or through a download from an Internet music store. Though possible, it is more difficult to use an old album or cassette tape as your source for music. This article does not address these cases.
Step 3: Create MP3s or other appropriate media from the source
If you are downloading from the Internet, your music files should already be in a format playable by your MP3 player. Skip to Step 4.
If you are using a music CD as your source:
Insert the CD into your computer.
Launch the music management software that you installed above. The application should recognize the CD and if you are connected to the Internet, should provide you with the artist name, album title and all of the names of the songs.
Check the preferences for ripping/creating/importing MP3s. This should be under a main menu on your software. For creating basic MP3s, make sure that the selected encoder is for MP3s (Note: almost all MP3 players will play MP3 format, so if you are unsure what format to use, choose this one). Also note the name and the location on the computer of the MP3s that will be created from your CD. For the best sounding audio quality adjust the sound quality to the best option available.
Rip the CD. There is usually a button on the software to rip the CD. On iTunes, it is called import and located in the top right corner. On MusicMatch it is called record and is a red record button located on the Recorder window.
DO NOTHING on the computer until the rip is complete. This is important because you may create MP3s that skip if your computer is not dedicated to ripping the CD.
You should now have MP3s that can be transferred onto your player.
Step 4: Connect your MP3 Player to your Computer
In most cases, your MP3 player will use one of two popular connections to your computer, either USB or FireWire. USB is the most common, and even the iPod which initially only used to connect via FireWire, can now be connected with USB also. Either connection will work seamlessly to you.
Turn off the MP3 player. With the computer on, connect the MP3 player cable to your computer and the other end to your device. For an easy access connection to your computer, use the convenience jacks that are now located in the front of most computers.
If your MP3 player is new and never been used, either insert new batteries or if it has a rechargeable battery be sure to charge your player first. Next, turn on the MP3 player. You should see a notification on the LCD display of your MP3 player that it is connected to the computer, e.g. USB connection active.
If you do not see a message on your MP3 player (assuming it has a screen for display), check your connections and make sure that they are connected. You can also try another USB or Firewire port on the computer. You also may need to launch the music software in order to connect the player appropriately. Experiment with your player and read the documentation to determine how your MP3 player works.
If your MP3 player requires the use of software to transfer files or you just want to try and use the software, skip to Step 6. If you just want a quick and easy approach to get some files on your player, continue with Step 5.
Step 5: Transfer your music files to your player
An easy way to understand MP3 player basics is to think of an MP3 player as a place to store files, much like a hard drive on your computer stores files or a digital camera stores pictures. All you need to do is transfer files in music format (such as MP3s) to the device from the computer.
The simplest way to transfer files is to simply use the file explorer on the computer to move files onto your MP3 player. Most MP3 players allow you to do transfer this way, but to be certain refer to your MP3 player documentation.
Follow these steps to transfer music to your player:
On a PC running a Microsoft Windows operating system, click on the My Computer icon. You should see many items listed including a drive labeled C: which is your main hard drive. Traverse this drive until you find your MP3s that you want to transfer. They should be located in the directory that you selected above when you ripped your MP3 files and should end with .mp3. (Alternatively, perform a search on your hard drive by right clicking on the C: drive and selecting search. Enter *.mp3 as your search terms to locate the files in question.) Select the files to transfer and click copy from the Edit menu.
Click on My Computer again to bring up a new window. Your MP3 player should show up in the list of computer drives. Usually it will show up as the E: or F: drive and be labled as a Removable Disk. Click on each drive until you determine which drive is your MP3 player. For more information on how to determine the right drive, see Matt Whitlock's article. (If your MP3 player still does not show up in the list of available drives, it probably requires software to transfer files. Skip to Step 6 below.)
You should see some files on the drive that you do not recognize and uniquely identify the player. Browse the folders on the proper drive until you find the music folder for your MP3 player. This should be recognizable by one or more demo MP3 files in that folder. Right click with the mouse and select paste. This should transfer the MP3 files to your player.
On a Mac, launch Finder. Your ripped or downloaded music is probably under the Music folder unless you specified a different folder. Follow the same instructions as above to copy the MP3 files. Your MP3 player should show up as a Drive in the upper left hand corner of the Finder window. Copy the files directly to the MP3 player.
Some MP3 players (mostly Flash-based) allow you to manage music files by allowing you to put them into different folders for easy playback For example, to create a folder for a Cold Play Parachutes CD, copy or drag the entire folder of songs to the player rather than just the songs themselves. The same can usually be done for an entire hierarchy of artists, albums and songs.
Step 6: Manage and Synchronize your Files with Music Software
If you have an MP3 player with several Gigabytes of storage or more and you are changing the music on your player at least every now and then, it is worth your time to use music software to help you manage your music files. There are two major benefits, among others, which make this worthwhile: (1) The software will automatically keep your files on your computer up-to-date with what is on your MP3 player and (2) it allows you to create playlists which you usually cannot do on the player itself.
Synchronizing your Files
Every software updates music on MP3 players differently. However, most all programs have a music library where all of your music can be stored and played from within the software. In order to synchonize and transfer music to your player, you must populate the music library with music files. The easiest way to do this is to import music from the MP3 files that you created on your computer above, an option usually located on the File main menu of your software.
iTunes synchronizes using playlists. You must create one or more playlists in iTunes, then select the playlists that you want to synchronize with your player in the user preferences (see below for more information on playlists).
MusicMatch uses a Device Manager to synchronize files. It tries to synchronize your entire music library with your MP3 player. So, make sure that you populate your library with the music that you want on your player before synchronizing.
Other programs will synchronize in their own way. Read their help files in order to determine the appropriate methods for synchronization.
Creating and Managing Playlists
Playlists are a great way to manage songs that you want to hear at certain times. For example, you can create a workout playlist that contains music that you enjoy listening to when you workout.
To create a playlist, you can usually go to the File menu and select New Playlist. Give your playlist a name and then start dragging your files from your music library to the new playlist. It is as simple as that. Make sure that you include the playlist when your synchronize your MP3 player to ensure that it gets copied on your player.
Disconnect your Player
It is important to note that you should not just remove your device from your computer without disconnecting it from the software that is updating it. It could theoretically ruin your MP3 player if you do so. To correctly disconnect the player, follow the instructions in your manual if you are using software to transfer files. If you are performing the transfer by hand, you can eject the drive in Microsoft Windows operating systems by clicking on the little gray box with a green arrow on it in the system tray in the lower right hand corner of your screen. Select the drive that you want to disconnect and click it. The drive will be disconnected. On a Mac, hit the eject button in the Finder window next to the appropriate drive.
To use software, or not to use software
As mentioned above, most MP3 players work with music software, which is usually the easiest and best way to manage your MP3 files with your player. However, depending upon the brand of MP3 player and software used as well as your technical ability, it might actually be more confusing to use software. In any event, it is recommended that you try both approaches and then determine what is the best way for you to manage your files.
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p.s..... current directions
1. plug mp3 to computer
2. when u open "my computer" you will see a removable disk which represents the player. now you can use the removable disk as a normal local disk drive, copying audio files from or to the removable disk
removing mp3 safely
1. left click the icon at the right hand corner of the taskbar
2. click the pop up mini window with the message of "stop the USB mass storage device drive (X)
i don't understand how to do ne of this... HELP ME!!!!!
Mp3 player trubble?
well first plug it into the computer using the usb cord. if you have a laser mouse, the place where it get plugs into is a USB. so yeah once you connect it to your computer open the "my computer" icon. then you will see something that says "local disk" what you want to open is the same icon as the local disk icon but the one that pops up right after you plug the mp3 in the computer. after you open that up, hold down the mouse on a music file you want onto there and (while still holding down the mouse) drag it into the mp3 disc that you have open.
yeah so thats how you put songs onto it.
and when you want to remove it, go to the bottom right of the computer screen where you should find the mp3 icon. click that and follow your step 2 for removing the mp3 safely
if you have any more questions, feel free to message me
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The Process
Overall, the process of transferring music files consists of the following:
Install music management software on your computer
Determine the source of the music files that you want to transfer
Create the appropriate music file format for your transfer
Connect your MP3 player to your computer
Transfer your music files to your player
Disconnect your player
Step 1: Install music management software on your computer
In order to create music files from your CDs and transfer music onto your MP3 player, you need to install music software onto your computer if it is not already installed. Usually, the appropriate software for your player is bundled with the MP3 player. If so, install that software, as it is probably the best option for your MP3 player. Two of the more popular examples of music management software include MusicMatch Jukebox and iTunes.
Step 2: Determine the Source of the Music to Transfer
The next step in getting music on your MP3 player is to determine the music that you want to transfer. The music must be owned by you and be in a format that you can easily convert to a format that can be read by your player. The two most common ways are through a music CD that you own or through a download from an Internet music store. Though possible, it is more difficult to use an old album or cassette tape as your source for music. This article does not address these cases.
Step 3: Create MP3s or other appropriate media from the source
If you are downloading from the Internet, your music files should already be in a format playable by your MP3 player. Skip to Step 4.
If you are using a music CD as your source:
Insert the CD into your computer.
Launch the music management software that you installed above. The application should recognize the CD and if you are connected to the Internet, should provide you with the artist name, album title and all of the names of the songs.
Check the preferences for ripping/creating/importing MP3s. This should be under a main menu on your software. For creating basic MP3s, make sure that the selected encoder is for MP3s (Note: almost all MP3 players will play MP3 format, so if you are unsure what format to use, choose this one). Also note the name and the location on the computer of the MP3s that will be created from your CD. For the best sounding audio quality adjust the sound quality to the best option available.
Rip the CD. There is usually a button on the software to rip the CD. On iTunes, it is called import and located in the top right corner. On MusicMatch it is called record and is a red record button located on the Recorder window.
DO NOTHING on the computer until the rip is complete. This is important because you may create MP3s that skip if your computer is not dedicated to ripping the CD.
You should now have MP3s that can be transferred onto your player.
Step 4: Connect your MP3 Player to your Computer
In most cases, your MP3 player will use one of two popular connections to your computer, either USB or FireWire. USB is the most common, and even the iPod which initially only used to connect via FireWire, can now be connected with USB also. Either connection will work seamlessly to you.
Turn off the MP3 player. With the computer on, connect the MP3 player cable to your computer and the other end to your device. For an easy access connection to your computer, use the convenience jacks that are now located in the front of most computers.
If your MP3 player is new and never been used, either insert new batteries or if it has a rechargeable battery be sure to charge your player first. Next, turn on the MP3 player. You should see a notification on the LCD display of your MP3 player that it is connected to the computer, e.g. USB connection active.
If you do not see a message on your MP3 player (assuming it has a screen for display), check your connections and make sure that they are connected. You can also try another USB or Firewire port on the computer. You also may need to launch the music software in order to connect the player appropriately. Experiment with your player and read the documentation to determine how your MP3 player works.
If your MP3 player requires the use of software to transfer files or you just want to try and use the software, skip to Step 6. If you just want a quick and easy approach to get some files on your player, continue with Step 5.
Step 5: Transfer your music files to your player
An easy way to understand MP3 player basics is to think of an MP3 player as a place to store files, much like a hard drive on your computer stores files or a digital camera stores pictures. All you need to do is transfer files in music format (such as MP3s) to the device from the computer.
The simplest way to transfer files is to simply use the file explorer on the computer to move files onto your MP3 player. Most MP3 players allow you to do transfer this way, but to be certain refer to your MP3 player documentation.
Follow these steps to transfer music to your player:
On a PC running a Microsoft Windows operating system, click on the My Computer icon. You should see many items listed including a drive labeled C: which is your main hard drive. Traverse this drive until you find your MP3s that you want to transfer. They should be located in the directory that you selected above when you ripped your MP3 files and should end with .mp3. (Alternatively, perform a search on your hard drive by right clicking on the C: drive and selecting search. Enter *.mp3 as your search terms to locate the files in question.) Select the files to transfer and click copy from the Edit menu.
Click on My Computer again to bring up a new window. Your MP3 player should show up in the list of computer drives. Usually it will show up as the E: or F: drive and be labled as a Removable Disk. Click on each drive until you determine which drive is your MP3 player. For more information on how to determine the right drive, see Matt Whitlock's article. (If your MP3 player still does not show up in the list of available drives, it probably requires software to transfer files. Skip to Step 6 below.)
You should see some files on the drive that you do not recognize and uniquely identify the player. Browse the folders on the proper drive until you find the music folder for your MP3 player. This should be recognizable by one or more demo MP3 files in that folder. Right click with the mouse and select paste. This should transfer the MP3 files to your player.
On a Mac, launch Finder. Your ripped or downloaded music is probably under the Music folder unless you specified a different folder. Follow the same instructions as above to copy the MP3 files. Your MP3 player should show up as a Drive in the upper left hand corner of the Finder window. Copy the files directly to the MP3 player.
Some MP3 players (mostly Flash-based) allow you to manage music files by allowing you to put them into different folders for easy playback For example, to create a folder for a Cold Play Parachutes CD, copy or drag the entire folder of songs to the player rather than just the songs themselves. The same can usually be done for an entire hierarchy of artists, albums and songs.
Step 6: Manage and Synchronize your Files with Music Software
If you have an MP3 player with several Gigabytes of storage or more and you are changing the music on your player at least every now and then, it is worth your time to use music software to help you manage your music files. There are two major benefits, among others, which make this worthwhile: (1) The software will automatically keep your files on your computer up-to-date with what is on your MP3 player and (2) it allows you to create playlists which you usually cannot do on the player itself.
Synchronizing your Files
Every software updates music on MP3 players differently. However, most all programs have a music library where all of your music can be stored and played from within the software. In order to synchonize and transfer music to your player, you must populate the music library with music files. The easiest way to do this is to import music from the MP3 files that you created on your computer above, an option usually located on the File main menu of your software.
iTunes synchronizes using playlists. You must create one or more playlists in iTunes, then select the playlists that you want to synchronize with your player in the user preferences (see below for more information on playlists).
MusicMatch uses a Device Manager to synchronize files. It tries to synchronize your entire music library with your MP3 player. So, make sure that you populate your library with the music that you want on your player before synchronizing.
Other programs will synchronize in their own way. Read their help files in order to determine the appropriate methods for synchronization.
Creating and Managing Playlists
Playlists are a great way to manage songs that you want to hear at certain times. For example, you can create a workout playlist that contains music that you enjoy listening to when you workout.
To create a playlist, you can usually go to the File menu and select New Playlist. Give your playlist a name and then start dragging your files from your music library to the new playlist. It is as simple as that. Make sure that you include the playlist when your synchronize your MP3 player to ensure that it gets copied on your player.
Disconnect your Player
It is important to note that you should not just remove your device from your computer without disconnecting it from the software that is updating it. It could theoretically ruin your MP3 player if you do so. To correctly disconnect the player, follow the instructions in your manual if you are using software to transfer files. If you are performing the transfer by hand, you can eject the drive in Microsoft Windows operating systems by clicking on the little gray box with a green arrow on it in the system tray in the lower right hand corner of your screen. Select the drive that you want to disconnect and click it. The drive will be disconnected. On a Mac, hit the eject button in the Finder window next to the appropriate drive.
To use software, or not to use software
As mentioned above, most MP3 players work with music software, which is usually the easiest and best way to manage your MP3 files with your player. However, depending upon the brand of MP3 player and software used as well as your technical ability, it might actually be more confusing to use software. In any event, it is recommended that you try both approaches and then determine what is the best way for you to manage your files.
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MP3 player help please?
I have put loads of tracks on my mp3- i can play these through my lap top. But i can't play them on the MP3 player!!! It says 'no MP3 FILE' but when i look in 'computer' it shows all the tracks on the device and says they are in MP3 format!?
HELPPPPPPP before i put the darn thing under my heel and give it one large stamp!!xx
MP3 player help please?
its obviously storing the files wrong, i recomend installing the cd for your mp3 player again and then attach your mp3 player, before u add anything you should format it this will wipe everything from your mp3 player, then re-put the songs on as long as the files are mp3s they will work, formatting it will make the space of a 1 gig mp3 player, which should hold roughly 250 songs good luck hope this helps.
if u dont no how 2 format it, u connect it 2 ur pc, go to my computer and u will see ur attached mp3 player left click on it and it will say on the list format ok, good luck
Reply:Maby your mp3 player only hold wma files??
HELPPPPPPP before i put the darn thing under my heel and give it one large stamp!!xx
MP3 player help please?
its obviously storing the files wrong, i recomend installing the cd for your mp3 player again and then attach your mp3 player, before u add anything you should format it this will wipe everything from your mp3 player, then re-put the songs on as long as the files are mp3s they will work, formatting it will make the space of a 1 gig mp3 player, which should hold roughly 250 songs good luck hope this helps.
if u dont no how 2 format it, u connect it 2 ur pc, go to my computer and u will see ur attached mp3 player left click on it and it will say on the list format ok, good luck
Reply:Maby your mp3 player only hold wma files??
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hey sanjay,i told you na!!
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u can visit the site at http://www.andhramp3.com
movies section is http://movies.andhramp3.com
cine review section is http://news.andhramp3.com
gallery section is http://gallery.andhramp3.com
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MP3 Music Pack problem???
Does anyone know how to unsubscribe to the MP3 Music Pack?
My provider is Singtel.
When i signed up for the student plan, the plan includes a free mp3 music pack.
Then one day, a message was sent to me to notify me that the free mp3 music pack was ending soon.
The message said that to unsubscribe, i will have to visit the mp3 music pack site, but i don't know what website it is.
Help please??
MP3 Music Pack problem???
just call your provider. Surely they will have some info abt it.
My provider is Singtel.
When i signed up for the student plan, the plan includes a free mp3 music pack.
Then one day, a message was sent to me to notify me that the free mp3 music pack was ending soon.
The message said that to unsubscribe, i will have to visit the mp3 music pack site, but i don't know what website it is.
Help please??
MP3 Music Pack problem???
just call your provider. Surely they will have some info abt it.
Mp3...removable disk...help plz...?
i have this new mp3 player-coby mp-c756...here's a link to it:
http://cobyusa.com/_en/prod_item.php?ite...
when i connect it to my computer it recognizes it as a mtp device and then, it says, "synchronize media files to this device using windows media player" or "take no action." so when i click on that the first option it says, windows media player does not detect a portable device. connect your portable device, %26amp; then try again." ok, so then after attempting several times on that, i decided to do something different. i went to "my computer" to see if it is anywhere there and i can't find the thing nowhere. i can't find it as a removable disk f, g, etc. but, my other mp3/camera recognizes that one as an f. how come my computer doesn't recognize the new mp3 player?
can someone help me?
*oh it came with an installation cd, but it says it only required for windows 98 (i have XP). %26amp; i put it in just to see if that'll help %26amp; it just shows 2 pics.
Mp3...removable disk...help plz...?
Mandy, I don't have an answer for you but if you find out what to do please post. I kinda have the same problem. My wife bought me a Coby MP3 player and my laptop won't recognize it when I plug it into the USB port. I am running windows 98 though. I installed the CD. But nothing. Well good luck to you, maybe someone out there will help us!
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http://cobyusa.com/_en/prod_item.php?ite...
when i connect it to my computer it recognizes it as a mtp device and then, it says, "synchronize media files to this device using windows media player" or "take no action." so when i click on that the first option it says, windows media player does not detect a portable device. connect your portable device, %26amp; then try again." ok, so then after attempting several times on that, i decided to do something different. i went to "my computer" to see if it is anywhere there and i can't find the thing nowhere. i can't find it as a removable disk f, g, etc. but, my other mp3/camera recognizes that one as an f. how come my computer doesn't recognize the new mp3 player?
can someone help me?
*oh it came with an installation cd, but it says it only required for windows 98 (i have XP). %26amp; i put it in just to see if that'll help %26amp; it just shows 2 pics.
Mp3...removable disk...help plz...?
Mandy, I don't have an answer for you but if you find out what to do please post. I kinda have the same problem. My wife bought me a Coby MP3 player and my laptop won't recognize it when I plug it into the USB port. I am running windows 98 though. I installed the CD. But nothing. Well good luck to you, maybe someone out there will help us!
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MP3 DirectShow Decoding/Encoding is subject to Fraunhofer patent?
MP3 format is patented, right?
So, if you want to include into your software an mp3 encoder/decoder (even if you develop one yourself), you have to pay royalty fees.
What i m asking is :
if i use DirectShow to encode/decode an mp3 file my
software is still subject to the mp3 patent, or not?
(i have spent so much time searching for an answer over
the internet, but noone seems to be sure of what the
answer is).
Any help would be appreciated
Thnx
MP3 DirectShow Decoding/Encoding is subject to Fraunhofer patent?
If you use DirectShow then you should be covered by MS royalties since they actually wrote and distributed the encoder/decoder and you just wrote a front end.
However I'm a programmer not a lawyer so I could be wrong.
So, if you want to include into your software an mp3 encoder/decoder (even if you develop one yourself), you have to pay royalty fees.
What i m asking is :
if i use DirectShow to encode/decode an mp3 file my
software is still subject to the mp3 patent, or not?
(i have spent so much time searching for an answer over
the internet, but noone seems to be sure of what the
answer is).
Any help would be appreciated
Thnx
MP3 DirectShow Decoding/Encoding is subject to Fraunhofer patent?
If you use DirectShow then you should be covered by MS royalties since they actually wrote and distributed the encoder/decoder and you just wrote a front end.
However I'm a programmer not a lawyer so I could be wrong.
MP3 to .WAV conversion?
have an .MP3 file. I was wondering, if I convert it back to .wav, can I get the ORIGINAL .wav recording back? And I don’t have the original .wav recording. The reason why I’m asking this is, although when MP3 is converted to .wav, the file size increases, but can we get back the data that is chopped off in MP3 compression (from the original .wav)??
I need to convert my MP3 file to a lossless file format.
MP3 to .WAV conversion?
You can decode the MP3 to WAV but you will not experience any imporvement in quality whatsoever.
You can't create what doesn't exist. Data was permanently lost while encoding it to preserve space. The only way you'll be able to obtain a good quality recording is directly from source.
What you'd end up with is a lossless copy of a lossy file.
Reply:because mp3 is a perceptual codec (it is not lossless) converting back to .wav will not bring the audio back yo the way it was originally.
Reply:you can use creative meadia converter
Reply:download the ringtone convertor
Reply:Once a file is compressed into a new format parts of it are discarded. The best digital audio is .cda which is uncompressed audio put on an original CD. Convert that to MP3 and a 10 megabyte per minute audio file becomes a 1 megabyte file per minute file. So you can see a lot is lost, but the human ear is not a good sound resolver so the lost frequencies do not change the music very much. A CD can hold perhaps 25 songs, a MP3 CD can hold up to 300 songs. The Apple IPod uses MP3 and is the favorite of millions of music lovers.
Reply:yah... creative is the best way to go... but i think that windows media will do the converting for you... the quality will be the same as a mp3 though... mp3 gets rid of the sounds that people cant here... than compresses the file... its like writing a sentence and making all the words misspelt to make it shouter:
this is a sample to explain the process of compression
tis is a sampl to expln the proces of cmpresion
see how the second takes less space than the first... but it makes it sound a litter worse than normal... so converting to lossless wont make any difference... besides making the file bigger... compression doesnt lower the quality...
Reply:I don't think so. An mp3 is far more compressed than a WAV, turning it into a WAV file won't give you restored resolution any more than melting an ice cube in a gallon container will fill it full. Sorry!
Reply:No. That data is thrown away in the conversion process. It's gone. No way to get it back. You can still however convert it back to it's original format.
I need to convert my MP3 file to a lossless file format.
MP3 to .WAV conversion?
You can decode the MP3 to WAV but you will not experience any imporvement in quality whatsoever.
You can't create what doesn't exist. Data was permanently lost while encoding it to preserve space. The only way you'll be able to obtain a good quality recording is directly from source.
What you'd end up with is a lossless copy of a lossy file.
Reply:because mp3 is a perceptual codec (it is not lossless) converting back to .wav will not bring the audio back yo the way it was originally.
Reply:you can use creative meadia converter
Reply:download the ringtone convertor
Reply:Once a file is compressed into a new format parts of it are discarded. The best digital audio is .cda which is uncompressed audio put on an original CD. Convert that to MP3 and a 10 megabyte per minute audio file becomes a 1 megabyte file per minute file. So you can see a lot is lost, but the human ear is not a good sound resolver so the lost frequencies do not change the music very much. A CD can hold perhaps 25 songs, a MP3 CD can hold up to 300 songs. The Apple IPod uses MP3 and is the favorite of millions of music lovers.
Reply:yah... creative is the best way to go... but i think that windows media will do the converting for you... the quality will be the same as a mp3 though... mp3 gets rid of the sounds that people cant here... than compresses the file... its like writing a sentence and making all the words misspelt to make it shouter:
this is a sample to explain the process of compression
tis is a sampl to expln the proces of cmpresion
see how the second takes less space than the first... but it makes it sound a litter worse than normal... so converting to lossless wont make any difference... besides making the file bigger... compression doesnt lower the quality...
Reply:I don't think so. An mp3 is far more compressed than a WAV, turning it into a WAV file won't give you restored resolution any more than melting an ice cube in a gallon container will fill it full. Sorry!
Reply:No. That data is thrown away in the conversion process. It's gone. No way to get it back. You can still however convert it back to it's original format.
Mp3 help . . . . .?
Ok so its like this i got this new mp3 player, on my computer i have windows 98 and it said that my computer is not compatable to use the mp3 and it also says i need a driver (which i have no idea how to get) to download songs from WMP(windows media player) so my friend told me about this site called Lime Wire and I downloaded it. Since I cant put my mp3 player to the computer and download the songs i got it just stuck on my computer, I really want to get songs for like $0.99 or less but idk how???Tell me how to get the driver, or upgrade my OS on the computer, or how to work lime wire, or just how to get songs on my mp3 player!!! please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!??????????...
Mp3 help . . . . .?
Try getting a new computer with either Windows XP or Windows Vista because most newer mp3 players won't work with the old windows. Once you get a new computer, or just upgrade to windows XP, I think your mp3 would work. As for limewire, there should help information. Also, watch out for viruses when using limewire, especially if don't have a good anti-virus.
Mp3 help . . . . .?
Try getting a new computer with either Windows XP or Windows Vista because most newer mp3 players won't work with the old windows. Once you get a new computer, or just upgrade to windows XP, I think your mp3 would work. As for limewire, there should help information. Also, watch out for viruses when using limewire, especially if don't have a good anti-virus.
"MP3" a trademakr? would i be able to register a website like MP3store.com to sell MP3 players?
MP3 is know as a standard format for audio compression, and many registered MP3 for various products, would it be ok for a user to register MP3store.com (something like that ) to sell items related to MP3...?
"MP3" a trademakr? would i be able to register a website like MP3store.com to sell MP3 players?
Sure you may use 'MP3' in your domain name. But you will need luck to find a free domain name with MP3 in it. Check the availability at Godaddy.com
Reply:Yes you would be able to use that name.
permanent teeth
"MP3" a trademakr? would i be able to register a website like MP3store.com to sell MP3 players?
Sure you may use 'MP3' in your domain name. But you will need luck to find a free domain name with MP3 in it. Check the availability at Godaddy.com
Reply:Yes you would be able to use that name.
permanent teeth
MP3 help please!!!!!?
I need help getting free mp3's
Is there any way I can convert songs I downloaded form iTunes music store to mp3? It says it can't because it's protected.
And does anyone know a good site to download free mp3's?
Here are some sites blocked on my laptop.
Remember they have to be 100% free!
(these are the ones that are blocker)
www.mp3.com
www.mp3raid.com
www.mp3000.net
music.download.com
www.yourmp3.net
www.mp3fusion.net
Please Help
MP3 help please!!!!!?
got sum..
www.hitmp3.us
www.mp3000.net
www.mp3-fresh.com
www.allofmp3.com
www.artistdirect.com
www.apple.com/itunes/
www.emp3world.com
www.musicmatch.com
www.bresso.com
www.mp3-center.org
www.amazon.com
www.muchmusic.net
www.winamp.com
www.napster.com
www.airmp3.net
www.ez-tracks.com
www.emp3finder.com
hope i helped ya!
*..*..*..*..thanks..*..*..*..*
Reply:I don't know the answer. If you find out let me know.
I bought mp4s from Apple iTunes and they won't play on my mp3 player.
Bob
Reply:any P2P program can help you, like torrent, or limewire. but beware of copyright. they are great though.
try limewire, easy to use.
http://www.limewire.com/english/content/...
Is there any way I can convert songs I downloaded form iTunes music store to mp3? It says it can't because it's protected.
And does anyone know a good site to download free mp3's?
Here are some sites blocked on my laptop.
Remember they have to be 100% free!
(these are the ones that are blocker)
www.mp3.com
www.mp3raid.com
www.mp3000.net
music.download.com
www.yourmp3.net
www.mp3fusion.net
Please Help
MP3 help please!!!!!?
got sum..
www.hitmp3.us
www.mp3000.net
www.mp3-fresh.com
www.allofmp3.com
www.artistdirect.com
www.apple.com/itunes/
www.emp3world.com
www.musicmatch.com
www.bresso.com
www.mp3-center.org
www.amazon.com
www.muchmusic.net
www.winamp.com
www.napster.com
www.airmp3.net
www.ez-tracks.com
www.emp3finder.com
hope i helped ya!
*..*..*..*..thanks..*..*..*..*
Reply:I don't know the answer. If you find out let me know.
I bought mp4s from Apple iTunes and they won't play on my mp3 player.
Bob
Reply:any P2P program can help you, like torrent, or limewire. but beware of copyright. they are great though.
try limewire, easy to use.
http://www.limewire.com/english/content/...
...Another MP3 question(has to do with my computer too)?
My MP3 has worked just fine with downloading songs until now... I connect it to my computer, and go to the 'my computer' icon. Everything works just fine until I click on MP3. I can click on the Sansa Icon, and go to media, then I click on music, and it shows up with the MP3 folder. I have to wait longer than usual for the folder to load, but when it finally goes to the next page, nothing is there! Its like I never downloaded anything! I don't think I have to wait for the songs, cause they should already be there like they always are, and it shows that its done loading. So when I disconnect my MP3, I still have all the songs...they just won't show up on the computer...so help me? i don't know whats wrong with it. Also, if I put new songs into the folder when it loads, will I erase my other songs since I can't see them? ....Thank you so much! P.S. I have Sansa e250 MP3 PLAYER 2GB model.
...Another MP3 question(has to do with my computer too)?
i'd say your mp3 player is malfuctioning, sansa r not the best mp3 player, they r known 4 having gliches and errors, so i'd say call the company or trouble shooting, if that doesn't work i'd reconmmend a 2 gb creative zen stone, or zen
Reply:it is not malfunctioning. you have to go into settings and change the USB mode in order to view the mp3's.
...Another MP3 question(has to do with my computer too)?
i'd say your mp3 player is malfuctioning, sansa r not the best mp3 player, they r known 4 having gliches and errors, so i'd say call the company or trouble shooting, if that doesn't work i'd reconmmend a 2 gb creative zen stone, or zen
Reply:it is not malfunctioning. you have to go into settings and change the USB mode in order to view the mp3's.
MP3 CD! Help greatly appreciated!?
Hello! I'm attempting to make a MP3 CD that I can play in my car using Windows Vista.
When I put the blank CD into my computer, I clicked add files using Windows Explorer, and it automatically formated my CD. Then, I selected songs, and pressed burn. However, when I brought my CD to the car to listen to it, it could not read anything off the disk. The disk was not scratched, and my car can play MP3's, so why didn't it play?
How can I make an MP3 CD? Am I doing this right?
If the CD is already formatted, is there anyway I can go back and kind of "unformat" it, back to being a black disc so I can burn it in Windows Media like a normal CD?
I would really like to burn an MP3 CD, and any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance! :)
MP3 CD! Help greatly appreciated!?
Does your car stereo support MP3 files? If not, that might be the problem. Just putting the MP3 files directly on the CD should be enough for an MP3 supported player to play them.
Mitch
http://www.technipages.com
When I put the blank CD into my computer, I clicked add files using Windows Explorer, and it automatically formated my CD. Then, I selected songs, and pressed burn. However, when I brought my CD to the car to listen to it, it could not read anything off the disk. The disk was not scratched, and my car can play MP3's, so why didn't it play?
How can I make an MP3 CD? Am I doing this right?
If the CD is already formatted, is there anyway I can go back and kind of "unformat" it, back to being a black disc so I can burn it in Windows Media like a normal CD?
I would really like to burn an MP3 CD, and any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance! :)
MP3 CD! Help greatly appreciated!?
Does your car stereo support MP3 files? If not, that might be the problem. Just putting the MP3 files directly on the CD should be enough for an MP3 supported player to play them.
Mitch
http://www.technipages.com
Monday, November 16, 2009
My Mp3 Player?
This is the Mp3 Player I have.
http://www.bestbuy.ca/catalog/proddetail...
The 4 GB is it. (Comes in 1GB, 2GB and 4GB)
Any who. To add music, pics, and videos onto my Mp3 you have to use Windows Media Player. So I am, I can get my music on no problem at all. But when I try to get photos onto my Mp3, it doesn't work. It says my photo has to be converted or something.... yet on the Mp3 Player's web site http://mpio.com/product/productview_mg10...
It says that is supports JPEG and BMP photos. My photos are in JPEG format are that I'm trying to get onto my Mp3 player.
So why won't it work??!!
My Mp3 Player?
Typically with photos/videos, they have to be specially encoded to work on whatever device you're copying to. I see from that Best Buy link that it came with an Application CD. I would assume that there is a program on this CD that would do the conversion for you and copy them to the device.
I know the Sandisk Sansa players are the same way. You can copy audio files a few ways but need to use their converter software that came with it to put pics on them.
buck teeth
http://www.bestbuy.ca/catalog/proddetail...
The 4 GB is it. (Comes in 1GB, 2GB and 4GB)
Any who. To add music, pics, and videos onto my Mp3 you have to use Windows Media Player. So I am, I can get my music on no problem at all. But when I try to get photos onto my Mp3, it doesn't work. It says my photo has to be converted or something.... yet on the Mp3 Player's web site http://mpio.com/product/productview_mg10...
It says that is supports JPEG and BMP photos. My photos are in JPEG format are that I'm trying to get onto my Mp3 player.
So why won't it work??!!
My Mp3 Player?
Typically with photos/videos, they have to be specially encoded to work on whatever device you're copying to. I see from that Best Buy link that it came with an Application CD. I would assume that there is a program on this CD that would do the conversion for you and copy them to the device.
I know the Sandisk Sansa players are the same way. You can copy audio files a few ways but need to use their converter software that came with it to put pics on them.
buck teeth
Help! Mp3 troubles!?
My aunt from japan sent me a sony walkman nws615f mp3 player. Its all in japanese, and I cannot read japanese. I just learned how to turn it off x), but am wondering if anyone here is japanese or owns the same mp3 if they know if it has a language menu so i can change it from japanese to engllish. Please Help I am getting frustrated with this thing. I tried looking up english operation guides of my mp3 but i cant find one. so if you could find a operation guide on this mp3 please send me the link!!!!!!
its a:
sony digital media player or video mp3 player and its code on the box says - NW-S615F
Help! Mp3 troubles!?
Hi there! I bought same player today and I have English Windows Vista. I had same problem as you did: I couldn't install the software on my PC. Then, I found the Philippino website of SONY where you can download the English version of that software. Now everything works. If you still have problems, e-mail me. Good luck! This is the address for SonicStage CP ver. 4.3: http://www.sony.com.ph/support/download/...
Reply:I'm sorry, I looked everywhere I know and I cannot find the info you need. Maybe another member of your family can read japenese? Or go onto an online translator and type in some of the titles in the instruction book.... eventually you will find something called language or something similar and you can translate the rest of it! Or just look at the pictures and see if you can work it out?
I wish you all the best!!
its a:
sony digital media player or video mp3 player and its code on the box says - NW-S615F
Help! Mp3 troubles!?
Hi there! I bought same player today and I have English Windows Vista. I had same problem as you did: I couldn't install the software on my PC. Then, I found the Philippino website of SONY where you can download the English version of that software. Now everything works. If you still have problems, e-mail me. Good luck! This is the address for SonicStage CP ver. 4.3: http://www.sony.com.ph/support/download/...
Reply:I'm sorry, I looked everywhere I know and I cannot find the info you need. Maybe another member of your family can read japenese? Or go onto an online translator and type in some of the titles in the instruction book.... eventually you will find something called language or something similar and you can translate the rest of it! Or just look at the pictures and see if you can work it out?
I wish you all the best!!
Sony MP3 Player (NWDB103) query - getting "file error message" with music files copied using Media Player
I have just got myself a new Sony MP3 player. It is a 1GB NWDB103. I've had a usb supported MP3 player before and never had any problems with them (until they broke of course).
However, with this one, when I am copying music files over to it, they are appearing on the MP3 player, but when I try to play them I get a"file error message". The music files were all copied from CD using Windows Media Player and worked fine when copying them onto my old MP3 player.
I have checked on Sony's site and they advise that the files maybe the wrong format, but the files are only WMA or MP3, all of which the player should support.
Any ideas?
Thank you in advance.
Sony MP3 Player (NWDB103) query - getting "file error message" with music files copied using Media Player
You may find a converter to convert music files to MP3 or WMA as you want.
Here I found a Digital Music Converter could convert MP3, WMA, WAV and all popular music file in a good quality.
Free download to have a try:
http://www.wmatomp3-converter.com/digita...
If you still have question, you can e-mail me or use yahoo to search for more answers http://answers.yahoo.com
teeth yellow
However, with this one, when I am copying music files over to it, they are appearing on the MP3 player, but when I try to play them I get a"file error message". The music files were all copied from CD using Windows Media Player and worked fine when copying them onto my old MP3 player.
I have checked on Sony's site and they advise that the files maybe the wrong format, but the files are only WMA or MP3, all of which the player should support.
Any ideas?
Thank you in advance.
Sony MP3 Player (NWDB103) query - getting "file error message" with music files copied using Media Player
You may find a converter to convert music files to MP3 or WMA as you want.
Here I found a Digital Music Converter could convert MP3, WMA, WAV and all popular music file in a good quality.
Free download to have a try:
http://www.wmatomp3-converter.com/digita...
If you still have question, you can e-mail me or use yahoo to search for more answers http://answers.yahoo.com
teeth yellow
Mp3 software problems!?
I have mp3 player that says it can work under mac 0S X. Problem is that the mp3 gets songs from windows media player, and this comp. doesn't have windows media player. We would have to pay for WMP, but the stupid instructions say (or as far as I can tell) it can work with mac 0s X. is there a way of getting songs from walmart.com to my (walmart-brand) mp3 w/o getting WMP.
You could really help is you know what these stand for:
WMA
DRM
MSC
they are all mp3 related.
Mp3 software problems!?
Windows Media Player as far as I know is a free player,you have to download it ofcourse,and WMA stands for Windows Media Audio,it's a music file just like MP3,but takes less space in your hard drive,Microsoft has been trying to get everyone to switch to that format but MP3 is still the main form of storing music on your computer
You could really help is you know what these stand for:
WMA
DRM
MSC
they are all mp3 related.
Mp3 software problems!?
Windows Media Player as far as I know is a free player,you have to download it ofcourse,and WMA stands for Windows Media Audio,it's a music file just like MP3,but takes less space in your hard drive,Microsoft has been trying to get everyone to switch to that format but MP3 is still the main form of storing music on your computer
My mp3 wont work! My computer will say that my mp3 doesnt have any songs but there is songs on there.?
I have 20 songs on my mp3, its a 512mb so it can hold 150 songs. I currently put some new ones but it wont play them. I then plugged my mp3 into the computer and it says theres nothing in the folder. When I listen to the mp3 it will skip the new downloads and will only play the old downloads. What do I do? What is wrong with my mp3?
My mp3 wont work! My computer will say that my mp3 doesnt have any songs but there is songs on there.?
It could be because the songs you put on your mp3 are not compatible with you mp3 player. If that is the case go to this website and download the program and you can convert the songs to mp3.
http://www.mp3softwares.com/download.htm...
Reply:ok u proabaly disconected ure mp3 while it was updating what u need to do is go back to the songs u had and re download them they should already be paid for if u already own them
My mp3 wont work! My computer will say that my mp3 doesnt have any songs but there is songs on there.?
It could be because the songs you put on your mp3 are not compatible with you mp3 player. If that is the case go to this website and download the program and you can convert the songs to mp3.
http://www.mp3softwares.com/download.htm...
Reply:ok u proabaly disconected ure mp3 while it was updating what u need to do is go back to the songs u had and re download them they should already be paid for if u already own them
MP3 file help please!?
When i add files in MP3 format (ones that i've downloaded) to my MP3 player, they seem to take up less room than songs i've ripped from CDs using Windows Media. Is there anyway that i can turn those Windows Media ones into MP3 format in order to get more on my MP3 player? Sorry, i hope this makes sense. Thanks.
MP3 file help please!?
You can get software to do this (see the excellent answer from the other guy above). However be aware that file size has everything to do with bitrate (or compression ratio if you like). The more compressed the music file, the smaller it will be but the worse the quality is.
Also the convertor software wont be able to make any music better than the source file. that means if you have a MP3 at 128 Bit rate, converting it to CDA wont mean it is back at CD quality, it just means a CD will be able to read the file. I hope that makes sense. Just make sure you understand the trade off you make when you compress music (in any format).
cheers
Reply:dbPowerAmb music converter used to be free, but from version 10 became shareware.
I have since converted to using Razorlame. It's not quite as easy to use, but it does the job.
Reply:Yes this makes perfect sense and the solution is very simple and you don't need complicated software to get MP3 format. In fact you can use Window media player, all you have to do is open WMP click on tools then options then rip music and finaly under rip settings just switch windows media audio to mp3. hit apply then ok and when you instert a CD next time and rip the music tracks will all be in MP3 format Enjoy!.
Reply:I use a program called CDEX. You can use it to convert WMA files to an uncompressed file and then to an MP3. It takes about 20 seconds each way on my computer.
Reply:I use a useful bit of software called DB PowerAmp to convert between all the different file types - WMA to MP3 to OGG to WAV.
Just google search it - it's free - just make sure you download the codecs package as well -
If you have trouble finding it - email me and I'll send it over
Reply:You are probably either ripping them at a higher audio quality or in a format that takes up more room or you may be comparing longer songs. Go to the options menu and the "Rip Music" settings. Check both the format and the audio quality. You can also choose between MP3 format or various WMA formats. WMA takes up less space at the same bitrate as MP3 but not all MP3 players support WMA. You can also reduce the audio quality so they take up less space.
I'm sure there is a way to convert your old files into smaller ones but if you still have the CD handy it's probably easier just to rip it again.
MP3 file help please!?
You can get software to do this (see the excellent answer from the other guy above). However be aware that file size has everything to do with bitrate (or compression ratio if you like). The more compressed the music file, the smaller it will be but the worse the quality is.
Also the convertor software wont be able to make any music better than the source file. that means if you have a MP3 at 128 Bit rate, converting it to CDA wont mean it is back at CD quality, it just means a CD will be able to read the file. I hope that makes sense. Just make sure you understand the trade off you make when you compress music (in any format).
cheers
Reply:dbPowerAmb music converter used to be free, but from version 10 became shareware.
I have since converted to using Razorlame. It's not quite as easy to use, but it does the job.
Reply:Yes this makes perfect sense and the solution is very simple and you don't need complicated software to get MP3 format. In fact you can use Window media player, all you have to do is open WMP click on tools then options then rip music and finaly under rip settings just switch windows media audio to mp3. hit apply then ok and when you instert a CD next time and rip the music tracks will all be in MP3 format Enjoy!.
Reply:I use a program called CDEX. You can use it to convert WMA files to an uncompressed file and then to an MP3. It takes about 20 seconds each way on my computer.
Reply:I use a useful bit of software called DB PowerAmp to convert between all the different file types - WMA to MP3 to OGG to WAV.
Just google search it - it's free - just make sure you download the codecs package as well -
If you have trouble finding it - email me and I'll send it over
Reply:You are probably either ripping them at a higher audio quality or in a format that takes up more room or you may be comparing longer songs. Go to the options menu and the "Rip Music" settings. Check both the format and the audio quality. You can also choose between MP3 format or various WMA formats. WMA takes up less space at the same bitrate as MP3 but not all MP3 players support WMA. You can also reduce the audio quality so they take up less space.
I'm sure there is a way to convert your old files into smaller ones but if you still have the CD handy it's probably easier just to rip it again.
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