MP3 Players Audio and Sound Systems

You plug in the music device to your computer, using the [most likely white] USB. iTunes will come up if it's an iPod. You download songs from the internet (LIMEWIRE IS A VIRUS), then drag them to whatever play list on your iPod. If you want movies and videos, you need Windows Media Player. It might require a download, so try to be prepared with a scan! Well, if it's not an iPod, sorry.

no itunes does not have a subscription service, although you have to provide a credit car and # when you sign up. itunes is a "pay-per-song" company.

If your speakers has blown or it is not as appealing as you would like you can either go to the car dealership and purchase a replacement speaker or go to an audio store and purchase new ones from them. If you are looking to improve the sound without spending all of the money, i would recommend buying full-range speakers from an audio store. These speakers can easily be installed in place of your old speakers

Pricing of electronics changes almost day to day. A store with the best prices today may not be the best price tomorrow. It also depends on your location. Buying locally may be less expensive because of shipping and import duties.

When you are ready to buy, hunt through the magazines, the web and local papers to get the best possible price.

Happy shopping!

I have been looking on my ipod nano and i can not find how to get the radio if you know that it does not have a radio will you please reply! Thank you

iPod nanos do have radio. You can usually find it on the main menu.

if you go to like best buy and tell them whats going on they will give this plug that wires into you rear speakers and it will plug into you rca jacks you have tune it so it sounds good but its only like 20 bucks so new stereo of 20 dollars im picking the 20 bucks if i strapped for cash

The similarities between telephone and cellular phone or mobile phone is they can communicate.

It was the first time that sound could be recorded and played back.

Before this invention, for you to be able to hear a sound, it had to be live.

A person speaking, a singer, an orchestra, all had to be there in front of you, before you could hear anything.

Being able to play a sound whenever you wanted, inspired people to get into music, at their leisure. It opened up new possibilites in entertainment and communication.

Before this time, if you had said that you could play back a recorded sound whenever you wanted, you would have been declared as mad, or delusional.

150 kHz

You can use a regular CD in most karaoke machines. However, a regular CD will not produce lyrics so you will only be able to sing along with the CD and the artist--not separately from the artist with only background music.

mp3 was formerly known as MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3. MPEG is a digital encoding format used for transmitting audio sounds and pictures. MPEG stands for Moving Picture Experts Group, the body which established standards for video and audio formats for use by computer-based media communication systems. The MPEG-1 format standard was some two years in development, during the years1990-92. There is also MPEG-2 etc. Whereas MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3 is used for PCs, portable music devices and internet applications, MPEG-1 Audio Layer 2 is used predominantly for audio broadcasting (radio/television).

The most common seven-inch record plays at 45 r.p.m. Your player needs to turn at that speed. If the record has the usual large hole, you will need an adaptor to make it fit the small spindle. Much less common is the seven-inch 33 r.p.m. record, which has the same small spindle hole as 10 inch and 12 inch records. They will play on any turntable that plays LP vinyl.

Here are the easy instructions on how you can transfer the songs to an mp3 player.

Install relevant media software like for instance Sony Walkman MP3 requires Sonic Stage Software.

Connect MP3 player to computer using a USB or firewire cable.

Next, follow the instructions to customise preferences.

Load the media files from your computer into your music library.

Sync the files from your library to mp3 player.

Once the syncing is complete, you can eject the media player and disconnect it from the computer.

The problem with that question is how long is each song, and at what bitrate are the songs encoded at. The higher bitrate a song is encoder in, the higher quality it will sound, but the fewer of them you will be able to fit in that limited space. Let's assume you encode the audio at 128 kbps, and that there are no additional file system overhead (there most certainly will be, but just for example...). 128 kbps = ( 128,000 bits / sec ) * ( 1 byte / 8 bits ) = ( 16,000 bits / sec ) * ( 1 kbytes / 1024 bytes ) = ( 15.625 kbytes / sec ) ( 1 GB ) * ( 1024 MB / GB ) * ( 1024 KB / MB ) = ( 1,048,576 kbytes ) ( 1,048,576 kbytes ) / ( 15.625 kbytes / sec ) ~ 67,000 seconds of audio Let's assume each song is 3.5 minutes long (210 seconds) that's about 320 songs. You won't likely see that many because of file system overhead, and most songs are not exactly 3.5 minutes long....

You can buy songs using the iTunes music library, which is located within iTunes and can be selected from the left side menu. Or you can download songs off of the internet using an application like Limewire, which may or may not be illegal depending on if you own the original song on a cd.

YEA i guess because you cant sleep so call the cops and tell them" there is a band disturbing the peace" so they will come and if the band wont stop call them again and they will get a fine.

To burn music onto a CD, you go into the song, double click or choose open, and at the top of the screen you should see burn. Before you burn the music onto the CD, make sure there is a blank CD in the disc drive.

1) Insert the CD that comes with your zune.

2) When prompted, connect your zune through the USB cable.

3) New firmware will be installed on the zune.

4) Open the program called 'Zune' on your computer.

5) If your music is not in the default My Music folder, click Options > Add Folder To Library > Add Folder. Browse to select your folder, then click OK.

5) Click the circle made out of two arrows, this is your sync button.

6) A new tab with appear on the right side of the program, click Start Sync at the bottom.

7) Wait until you see Sync Complete, disconnect your zune and enjoy.

Digital Rights Management Music is music that is protected against piracy. Usually it is music bought online that can only be used the way that it was intended. In other words, it's rather hard to buy a DRM protected song and then from that song make lots of pirated copies for sell and profit. From 2005 to 2007, Sony even used DRM protection on their CD's. Lots of online companies use DRM in way or another. Take Apple for example. If you buy a song or an album through iTunes you can only listen to it in devices that are authorized under your account, and you can only make a maximum number of 5 CD copies from each purchased selection.

That depends on a lot of things. The condition of the record and the cover sleeve, the rareness of the album, the popularity of the group or artist. Is it still in its shrink wrap? Is it rare? How old is it? Try going to Ebay and looking for your album listed there and see what they're getting. That should give you an idea.

Any movies available to be watched will be shown in the Movies section of your iTunes library. Simply double click the thumbnail image of the movie to watch the movie. Pressing the Command key (cmd) and the F key will show the movie in Full screen mode.

download limewire at www.limewire.com for free music and videos