A Terabyte is about 1,000 Gigabytes, so you can fit 1,000/5 = 200 such files.
Note that some people measure a Tera as 1,024 Gig, and some measure it as 1,000. Also, some measure a Giga- as 1,024 Mega, and some measure it as 1,000. So this number could be not quite exact.
Also, the file system you use has overhead: that means, some of the space on the hard disk is used to hold information to let you find the stuff in the file. That means this space is not available to hold the files themselves. There are two types of file systems used most often in Windows: FAT and NTFS. Each one has several "flavors" (differnt "block sizes"). In general, most file systems will use something between 10% - 15% for overhead (now you know why I can't say exactly).
Combining these, if 85% of the space is useful for holding your files (100% - 15% = 85%), that means a 1 Tb disk could hold 200 x 85% = 170 files (+/- 5 if there's disagreement on the 1,000 vs. 1,024 issue).
Yes.
1 Gig
You can put about (estimated by Apple.com, and assuming that the songs are of the average length of around 3-4 minutes) 1,750 songs on it.
2011787 kb = 2.011787 gig kilobyte = 1024 bytes................ Commonly rounded down to one thousand bytes. megabyte = , 1,024 kilobytes.. Commonly rounded down to one million bytes. gigabyte = 1024 megabytes.... Commonly rounded down to one billion bytes. terabyte = 1024 gigabytes..... Commonly rounded down to one trillion bytes. To put this in perspective: kb = 1000 mb = 1,000,000 gb = 1,000,000,000 tb = 1,000,000,000,000 Hope this helps! ;-) No it doesn't!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How does that not help, that's exactly what you asked for.... 2011787= 2 gig's (well 2.011787 gigs) unless you were being sarcastic then i understand, i just can't tell reading it on the internet. anyway if that didn't i hope this helped even though i repeated what he said lol, have a nice day, take care. (\o/) ./_\.
That depends on how big the files are (in other words, how long the songs last).
It depends on how large the files that you put on it are. I have a 2GB flash drive, and I put on it a ton of files. 16GB is a lot of capacity.
As many as you like, actually, as long as there is enough room on your hard drive.
You would put DDS files in a format. This is on deviant.
you should create a folder on your desktop and put the files there
Hi It all depends on what songs you put on it. The longer the song the more space it takes up.
yes, but here is the catch. the ps3 needs a memeroy stick and then you transfer data amounts a little at a time.
depends on what format the music files are in.