It really depends on the quality of your music. MP3's are the most common file type and have different bit rates (the speed the file is read). The higher the bitrate the better quality but takes up more space on your harddrive. At 192kbps (a decent quality, it's in the middle of the extremes) it's roughly 1MB for 1 minutes of music. So roughly 166666 three minute songs.
It should be pretty easy. You should be able to plug the flash drive into the computer and it will show up as a hard drive or "Removable Disk." (For Windows, you have to open My Computer for this to work.) Then you copy the music files from your computer to the drive that showed up.Answerwell all you really have to do is copy the music from your computer and then paste it onto your flashdrive. but sometimes there is an error and i have no idea how the freak to fix it.
If you want to attend music production school, then you will want to study hard. It is difficult in some aspects because you are required to learn the specifics of production.
I wish. I work hard, making music to get noticed by the fellas at mau5trap.
Pretty sure everyone says it now that it is hard to trace a quoter..
About two-hundred songs can be stored per gigabyte, dependending on the encoding.
There are many locations of which one can purchase a Seagate 500GB external hard drive. This includes many electronic stores such as, Best Buy, Walmart, and Staples.
I opened the 500gb external and found a Seagate Barracuda drive to my surprise.
They make internal and external 500 gb HDD
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Yes but it has to be formated as Fat32. By Default it is NFTS
Lacie is a well-regarded hard drive manufacturer. Their 500 GB external hard drives cost around $80-$90.
An external hard drive should be able to be used with any files.
There are several different places that have 500GB external hard drives on sale. New Egg or even Micro center has them under $60. Walmart is also having a good price as well for about the same cost.
A 500GB hard drive can hold 500GB of data (although in reality slightly less is available for use as the formatting of the disc uses some space). This equates to around 800 albums (in mp3 format), or 150 movies, or 10,000 photographs or any combination of such files.
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Only if you copy them.
I had to format my Toshiba Canvio 500GB before it was available in windows explorer. there's several tutorials via google/YouTube