Yes some can. But some can't from what I've heard. If you download songs from the internet onto iTunes, you just have to make sure iTunes can tell you have your mp4 player in. If not it can't download them.
If the music has been converted to play in iTunes then those files cannot be played by all mp4 players (the format is different).
An mp4 player is a electric divice that plays songs and is a higher editon of the mp3 player it will only work if you have head phones
An MP4 to MP3 converts files that are in the MP4 format to MP3 format. This can be helpful when a device cannot play an MP4 file and must be converted to be played.
NO, you must convert to mp4 using converting software
Yes. It should play downloaded MP4 files.
DVD player is compitable for playing VCD,MPEG,JPEG,DVD,mp3,mp4-files
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MP3 files are definitely compatible with iPods, as are MP4 files. WMA files are NOT compatible and need to be converted into MP4 files. I recommend Kigo Video Converter, just be sure to change the output to custom MP4.
No you can't. mp3 players are meant to play songs (mp3 format) not videos (mp4 format). You can put them in, but you will not be able to play them on your mp3 player.
Most modern audio players, such as the iPod, will play MP4 files. The audio part of an MP4 uses the Advanced Audio Coding known as AAC which is the format used for audio files purchased from the iTunes store. The AAC/MP4 files give a better sound quality in a smaller file size than the equivalent MP3 file.
Yes. If your DVD Player supports DIVX media file types, then it can also play MP4 files too.
Yes, the iPod will play .mp4 and .mp3. .mp4 files are iTunes songs as you originally downloaded them, and .mp3 files are either converted files that you converted in iTunes or files that you did not get through iTunes. The iPod supports a variety of audio formats: AAC, Protected AAC (from iTunes Store), HE-AAC, MP3, Audible, Apple Lossless, AIFF (as found on CDs), and WAV.
An MP3 is one of the most common sound file formats currently used in digital music devices. Similarly, an MP4 is a video file format. An MP4 player generally supports both MP3 and MP4 formats, meaning that it can play both music and video. An MP3 player, unless otherwise stated by the manufacturer of the device, generally does not support the MP4 format or other video formats.