MP3 Players Audio and Sound Systems

Depending on how many songs and photos you want to hold on the ipod aswell as video it can more or less, but if you had no songs and no photos it would be capable of holding between 10 and 20 HOURS of video. So depending on how long the movies go for,if they went for 2 hours each you could have beween 5 and 10 movies... Hope this is the answer you were looking for........

I'm still not sure, I've been trying to figure this out for my past 2 mp3s so far. What i figured out is when you convert a video to mp3 and then put it on your player, it only shows sound. I was thinking you have to convert the video to an mp4 (that you can use an online mp4 converter) on your player. From my experience it didn't work, partially due to my computer. I have an old Dell and it is very slow, but I believe if you use a new desktop or a laptop it will work perfectly fine!! :)

Also, to convert videos use an online converter by searching it on Google. Just don't download a converter to your computer because that may cause viruses or slow down the Internet.

Hope this helps!!

It all depends on how many gigabytes your ipod has. The touch is sold in 8G, 16G, 32G, and 64G ipod was just released. If you are looking to have a lot of movies on your ipod you will want to buy an ipod with more memory because movies are usually one to two gigs themselves. I have a 32G and i have tons of apps, 4 movies, 15 TV shows, 320 songs and still have about 12G left on my ipod, hopefully that gives a good idea on how much an ipod can hold.

That depends on size of the song files. Longer songs will be larger files, and will take up more space on the player. Typically, a 40 GB player will hold up to 10,000 songs. Amazon has a wide variety of MP3 players, and the reviews are often helpful: http://www.amazon.com/MP3-Players-Audio-Video/b?ie=UTF8&node=172630

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A really good way to send any files (large or small, even videos) is to just upload them to your Google Drive. If you have a gmail account (just create one if you don't)

Then once your files have been uploaded they will appear in the "My Drive" tab on the left. You can then check the boxes next to your files you wish to send and hit the share button.

A box will pop up and all you have to do is type in the email address of the person(s) you wish to view it.

Also if you plan on sending several files (like a photo album) you have the option of uploading an entire folder.

This has been the best way for me.

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hope this helps

Yes downloading copyrighted music is generally considered illegial because it is being 'distributed' In Canada it's not illegal. Using softwares like Limewire to download songs is illegal no matter which country unless or otherwise the music not copyrighted. What music is NOT copyrighted????????

Yes you can, but if you have one of those youtube downloaders that downloads the video to FLV. I'd like to share the ifunia youtube downloader with you. It can download the youtube videos and convert the videos to any other popular video gormats like mp4, avi, mov 3gp.

The founder of the iPod is the company Apple

== == Actually, 1 gigabyte should be 1,024 megabytes. But either way, the previous answers stand. Not nearly as big.

no.

no 1GB is 1,000MB. 1.5GB equates to 1500MB, which is much more than 10MB. So no, it isn't anywhere near as big.

it depends on the length of the individual songs for audio cds

sometimes you can fit up to about 20 songs on one disc, so with that logic you'd use 200 cds

if you are simply transferring the files from one source to another, you can fit many more song FILES onto a disc, 700 MBs worth. so once again it depends on the size of each individual file.

basically 700 MBs = 120 to 160 songs

then you would only need 25 - 35 discs

if all you need to do is transfer files, buy a flash drive. they cost about 20 dollars and you can reuse them and reuse them forever, that's much more cost efficient (and green (: )

or buy an external hard drive / borrow one from a friend

4000 songs is about 30 gigs, so no matter which way you do it it will take a little while (or a very long while) yet another option if you are transferring files is to separate them all into zip files and upload them to the internet, then download them wherever you want them to end up. i recommend mediafire because it's free and fast

The order goes B, kB, MB, GB, TB, PB

No, wireless connectivity may not be used on an airplane. This is a federal offense and can lead to a fine.

There are 2 main types of CDs: CD-Rs and CD-RWs.
* If the CD is a CD-RW (or CD+RW) then yes, you can wipe it and start again. To do this use any CD burning program: something like Nero would do fine. * CD-Rs are not erasable. However, if you originally created the disc with something like Nero, you may have been offered the option of "Starting a Multi-session disc" or something like that. If you chose that option, then you would be able to burn more files onto the CD until it is full, however you still would not be able to change or delete existing files.

u press 2 button the middle one and the top one, above the center button.

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Download a program like Limewire or Frostwire that can be used to download music for free, then using that program search for and download whatever music you want. Then open up iTunes and Limewire/Frostwire at the same time and drag-and-drop your songs from your Limewire/Frostwire library to your iTunes library. Then plug in your iPod and sync it.

WARNING: I believe it is illegal in some places, so be careful.

There you go! :D

100.00 to 125.00 with movies videos. music old to new

Maybe you want to listen to Audible's audiobooks on an MP3 player? I recommend you to use the TunePat Any Audiobook Converter. Then the AA/AAX audiobooks can be converted into M4A/M4B/MP3 files with ease.

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The digital compact disc, now commonplace in stereos and computers, was invented in Oct. 1982 by James T. Russell.

The CD format was created by Sony and Philips.

if there is a 1000MB in a 1GB really there is 1024MB but you round it to 1000MB you have 5GB or really 4.89GB

edit: actually there is EXACTLY 1000MB in 1GB, if it was 1024 it would be mebi instead of mega and gibi instead of giga.

Edit: actually if you were to go to google and look up how many megabytes are in a gigabyte it shows a calculator that says exactly "1 Gigabyte=1024 Megabytes"