MP3 Players Audio and Sound Systems

approximaty 35-60

"Flash" doesn't refer to the MP3 music file itself, but rather the storage medium used by the MP3 player. A flash player has no moving parts, as opposed to a hard-drive player (like the iPod Classic or iRiver H300 series) that uses a spinning drive like a computer.

Flash memory is the type of memory used for memory cards in cameras, cell phones, etc.

When buying an MP3 player, many people consider how they will use the player and what features are more important to them. Hard-drive players offer more storage for the price, but are larger, while flash players are more resistant to dropping and vibration and can be quite small (the Sansa Clip, for example). If you plan on listening to your music at the gym or while jogging, for example, you should buy a flash player.

Note: Many manufacturers are moving away from MP3 players with moving parts. It is speculated that soon all MP3 players will have flash memory.

Typically, it is estimate that the camera with 60 gb would hold about 15 hours of recording. But like the previous poster said it would depend on your frame rate, resolution, and encoding. It also would depend if it is shot in standard definition or high definition as well.

A nano-second is a fraction of 1 x 10-9 a second.

You can purchase Sony mp3 Walkman players at big retailer such as Wal Mart, K Mart, and Best Buy. You will then go to the electronics aisle and a store associate will help you find the exact mp3 player you want to buy.

According to Apple, the term iPod simply stands for "Interactive POD." The POD in the name stands for "Portable Open Database" which is basically the software used to power the iPod. The 'i' in the name means "interactive." All together, iPod stands for "Interactive Open Database."

Well 1 GB is 1000 MB so its more than 1 GB.

MP3 stands for MPEG Audio Layer III and it is a standard for audio compression that makes any music file smaller with little or no loss of sound quality. MP3 is part of MPEG, an acronym for Motion Pictures Expert Group, a family of standards for displaying video and audio using lossy compression. Standards set by the Industry Standards Organization or ISO, beginning in 1992 with the MPEG-1 standard. MPEG-1 is a video compression standard with low bandwidth. The high bandwidth audio and video compression standard of MPEG-2 followed and was good enough to use with http://wiki.answers.com/library/inventors/bldvd.htmtechnology. MPEG Layer III or MP3 involves only audio compression.

The phonograph is a mechanical system.

Dirt in the groove on the disk will cause unwanted noise.

The disks are delicate and can be easily broken or damaged.

A needle (or stylus) has to touch the disk inside the groove, this can cause wear of the disk and diminish fidelity of subsequent playing.

The speed of the disk has to be regulated to get the right pitch of original recording.

Noise in the motor bearings can be transmitted through the disk and come out in the final sound.

The iPod was first invented by the American electronics engineer Tony Fadell in late 2000; the Apple computer company hired him in early 2001 to develop the idea, and helped him to make it commercially viable.

ipod touches

the cheapest ipod touch at target is either $190 or $180

No, ipod touches and iphones have internet

You will find no 4 ohm amplifier! So you will need no transformer. All audio amplifiers have output impedances of lower than 0.5 ohms. We have "impedance bridging" between amplifier and loudspeaker - no matching. Scroll down to related links and look at "impedance bridging - Wikipedia".

I had a Philips Mp3 player and I ALWAYS had trouble with it because it would alway freeze but somewhere around it there was a tiny Hole that only a needle or safety pin wound fit through it it had small letters that read (reset) and That's what I would do,, you push it (the needle / safety pin ) in you will feel you stop at a button so push it more until it turns off then turn it back on and problem solve :)

There are countless iPod games, and therefore too many to find all of them or fit into a WikiAnswers question.

but it comes with 3 games! maze,some card game like solitare,and vertext!but yours might be different! i have the 5th generation ipod nano!

I had the exact same problem If your headphones jack doesn't work but your speakers do, Here's how you fix it First, check windows updates and install any missing drivers. Then restart it ONLY when windows update tells you to. Dont attempt to turn your computer off during startup just let it finish updating. then when your computer has finished logging in it should work.

If it doesnt, go to control panel then sound and select headphone and click install.

If it says headphones not plugged in the is another alternative but only do it if you're completely out of warranty and if you know what you're doing you can open your laptop (i suggest you find a manual online) get a soldering iron and open the headphones jack from the inside and shift the solder wires back into place if the wires are cut, or you do not know how to do it, i suggest you find a technician

Hope this helped (:

-smileysyndrome

First, you must convert the video file into .MTV format (just Google MTV converter)

"WinAVI is preferred MTV converter"

Second, when converting set the video size to 128x96

Third, just throw the converted video anywhere on the Coby

(go into my computer and access it that way, windows media player seems to have problems when adding videos to the Coby)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Dont listen to that guy,, he obviously doesn't have the player..

Run the Install for Coby Media Manager when you plug in your Coby Mp4 player

After you install it run the program,, don't have to register,, then on the side where it says MOVIES, click there, drag and drop video files there, then right click on the video you just added and click Synchronize [Coby Mp4 player has to be connected],, the program will convert the file to .MTV itself then transfer the file to your mp4 player

Good Luck I got a bunch of The Office episodes on mine ,, nice time killer at work

CokeandAcid

Two kinds of measurement:

Operating system calculation: "e.g Windows Microsoft" 1GB = 1024 MB

Hardware manufacturing calculation: 1GB = 1000 MB

The Zune can hold approximately 1,000 songs for every 4GB. So the Zune 4 holds 1000 songs, the Zune 8 holds 2,000 songs, the Zune 16 holds 4,000 songs, the Zune 80 holds 20,000 songs, and the Zune 120 holds 30,000 songs.

You can buy a rio mp3 player online at Amazon.com. Here's a link to get you started on your way to find the perfect rio mp3 player for you: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords=rio+mp3+player&x=0&y=0

So, you have an mp4 player that you don't have a clue how to turn ON well, there should be a little button underneath, you will slide this over to the right hand side, you should see now that your screen says PHILIPS this means you have turned it on, but if you don't see the word PHILIPS, try charging it overnight.

Depending on your needs, it may be more than enough, adequate, or too small. It is by no means an exceptionally large capacity; even larger drive can be had for less than $100, and drives up to 1.5 TB are available commercially.

The size of each music file varies widely based on the bitrate and quality of the music recording. In general, your mp3 and mp4 files will range anywhere from 2-6 MB per song for a 2-5 minute song. Based on those numbers, you could well expect 3.5GB of data to store a little less than 600 songs, but again, this is completely based on the size of each individual song and the quality it is recorded at.

AS long as the impedance is a match you can use any speake with any amp. But if the power ratings are too mismatched don't expect it to sound that good. If the amp is stronger than the speaker, the speaker can be damaged if you crank the amp up high. And if you hook an amp to a too strong speaker the amp might have trouble powering it properly.