MP3 Players Audio and Sound Systems

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yes you can download videos from any website as long as you have permission

.rar files are not multimedia files, so you can't play them. A RAR file is an archive, just like .zip or .tar that can contain one or more compressed files. You can extract those files from the .rar archive and play them (if they are audio files). You can use a program like WinRAR or 7-Zip unpack them.

Since 4GB can hold about 1000 songs at least according to Apple , then by using this you can know that 1500GB would hold about 375000 songs but remember that mostly the exact number is always less than the approximated one.

Hello there, i have the creative zen v plus exactly the same really apart from video/photos. Its a great mp3 player with great sound quality and voice record etc. and the battery life is really good. if i was going to buy another mp3 player i would rather buy a creative than an ipod :D George

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Electricity and magnetism combine to create sound in a conventional speaker in a fairly simple way. The basis of this energy conversion isn't that difficult to understand. And yes, it is energy conversion - the conversion of electrical energy (the signal) to mechanical energy (the sound). And if you guessed that a microphone does the opposite conversion, you'd be correct. Let's break down the speaker a bit, but we need to do just a bit of review along the way. Electricity creates a magnetic field around its path of travel. Always. If we take some wire and roll a coil and pass electricity through it, it will create a magnetic field around the coil. (This is the basis for the electromagnetic.) If the electricity we pass through the coil is changing, then the magnetic field it generates will change. (The electromagnet uses direct current.) The changing field will cause the magnetic field around the coil to change. Hang onto that thought and lets look at one more thing. If we take our little coil of wire and attach it to a fairly rigid conically shaped piece of material, we'll have a speaker cone. We'll attach the outer edges of our cone to what is called a "surround" which is flexible. Then we'll attach our surround to a rigid frame. One more thing here. Remember our coil? The one on the cone? We're going to "hang" the cone so that a permanent is inside the coil. Remember that the cone and coil are one piece, and they can move out and in because the flexible surround allows that. And in the "neutral" position where the cone hangs with no signal, there is that permanent magnet (which is fixed to the back of the rigid frame that supports the cone) inside the coil. Got all that? We're set. If we apply a changing electrical signal to the coil, it sets up a changing magnetic field around the coil. This changing magnetic field interacts with the magnetic field of the permanent magnet. The interaction will create a force which will move the coil and cone assembly. It will move the assembly out and in according to the electrical signal. And as the cone moves out and in, it creates a sound wave. The speed at which the cone moves out and in will set the frequency of the sound (the pitch), and the amount the cone moves out and in on each cycle of the signal will set the amplitude of the sound (the volume). That's it! Really!

Go into settings and scroll down, you will see some options for Nike + iPod. Touch it and there will be various options, including whether or not you want it on.

In 1987, the prestigious Fraunhofer Institut research center began researching high quality, low bit-rate audio coding, a project code-named EUREKA. The Fraunhofer research was led by Karlheinz Brandenburg often called the "father of MP3". Brandenburg is the man behind today's music as MP3 has fast become a popular format for music files both on the computer and with portable MP3 players!

A speaker is an output device, a microphone is an input device. The two are completely separate devices that do no depend on each other.

If the microphone is disabled and the speakers are enabled, you will be able to hear only.

It doesn't matter. I charge mine with it off, and it then comes on once it is charging. It doesn't matter though. Sometimes it'll be on and it never hurts anything.

Mono (monophonic, or monaural) is sound from a single source. All speakers in a mono system (like an intercom) will carry the same signal. Stereo (stereophonic) is sound from two sources, ideally spaced apart, and reproduces sound the way we hear it naturally, with two ears.

In fact, your question doens't make sense. MBPS is megabytes per second. This is the transfer speek, in case of copying of files / downloading files. Remeber 1024 KB = 1 MB ; 1024 MB = 1 GB ; 1024 GB = 1 TB Regards, Akshit Soota (akshitsoota@yahoo.com)

There are 1000MB in 1GB, therefore, there 100MB is .10GB or in other words, there is .10 (one tenth) of a GB in 100MB.

there are 0.1 GB in 100 MB

This is not fully correct.

There is not 1000MB in 1 GB.

There is however 1024 megabytes in one GB.

100 / 1024 = .09765625

Answer is .09765625 GB

Go the website www.onlineconversons.com. This is a program that will convert any type of measurement you can think off to include KB, MB and GB. By the way the answer is 1552MB=1.4GB. No one is going to ask you to do something like that in your head. However, you are suppose to know the value of bits, byte, kilobyes, megabytes, gigabytes and now teraytes. This information comes in handy when you are talking or trying to buy a computer to know how much you are getting.

it means whatever is in your itunes would be synced to your ipod. so sometimes you have songs in your ipod that is not on itunes. and when you sync it with itunes, it wipes out whatever is in your ipod. yes.

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Unless it was an extremely strong relationship, I would recommend not to because it would be a bit inappropriate.

MP3 players come in all shapes and sizes, and with different capabilities, both in storage and in power. Most are small enough to fit in your pocket. MP3 players are also adaptable in your car as well as on a table top, with external speakers. MP3 players are able to store music as well as other types of sound files and then play them back.

There are three basic types of MP3 players, Hard Drive, Micro Drive, and Flash Based players. Hard drive and micro drive both use a hard disk and have moving parts, which can have a tendency to skip if jarred. Hard drive MP3 players are also heavier and tend to be a bit larger than micro drive and flash based players. However they also have the largest storage capacity, some more than ten gigabytes, which is more than 2500 music files. Second in storage capacity is the micro drive player, being able to store between five and six gigabytes, more than 1500 MP3 files. Smaller and weighing less, but still having moving parts. Finally there is flash based MP3 players, which are small and have no moving parts. So if jarred skipping is not a problem. These players seem to be very popular with joggers and all sorts of sports enthusiasts. Both hard drive and micro hard drive MP3 players use rechargeable batteries that can only be recharged, no replaced. Some of the different types of devices also include additional features. Some Hard Drive players include a small video screen in which pictures and video files that have been stored on the drive can be viewed. Some MP3 players include features for digital voice recording and playback.

Some examples of Hard Drive players are Microsoft Zune, Ipod Nano, Sony Walkman.

Examples of Micro Drive are Philips GoGear Jukebox, Archos Gmini XS 100, IRiver H10, Creative Zen 5GB Micro 5GB

Flash Drive examples are Sony NWZ-S738F Walkman 8GB, Samsung S5, Zune 8GB, SanDisk Sansa Fuze. Just to name a few. Learn more at http://ez-files.blogspot.com

The bestselling mp3 players of all time are the Apple iPod Touch and the Zune by Microsoft. Other runner-ups to the Zune and the iPod are the iPod shuffle and the SanDisk Sansa Clip.

The .WAV format offers completely uncompressed audio. The audio is not reduced in quality, or changed in any way. However, the file size is very large. .MP3, on the other hand, compresses the audio to achieve smaller file sizes. The files can be up to ten times smaller than its .WAV counterpart, but the audio will be reduced in quality. Most people do not notice this difference, or care about it, but most audiophiles, or people with high-end audio equipment agree that .WAV is preferable.

It's all about priority. What do you want more, better quality, or smaller file size?

.WAV = High quality, big files.

.MP3 = Lower quality, smaller files.

I was unaware that the Drug Enforcement Association made an Application for cell phones. In case you don't get my humor, I meant that perhaps the app's name would be iD.E.A. But, if the question is meant ask who first thought to make a cell phone, here's what I think. I'm sure Alexander Graham Bell probably would have liked to have done it in 1848, though he simply didn't have the know-how. Nikola Tesla probably could have pioneered this technology if he weren't so engrossed in making electropropulsive flying machines. Nathan B. Stubblefield was gained a patent for a wireless phone in 1908. It was much more like a field radio than anything else. In 1947, A patent for wireless cell stations was made by AT&T. Sweigert the first efficient cellular telephony device in 1969. Martin Cooper made up the design for the first cellular phone that became successful.

Yes you can:

Mac OS X 10.5 with Boot Camp 2.0

there is no such thing of a you tunes gift card. it is called an itunes (notice how there is no space in itunes) gift card.

an itunes gift card is for buying music off of the itunes store for your ipod.