-=PCTechTalk=- Re: need help...
- From: Rita Harper <rharper2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 08:41:59 -0500
Sir Troth,
You understood exactly what I was asking. I will look into MP3
players. I don't think I have anything that plays mp3's..... Thank you
so much for explaining that I can do what I want to do with these
files. These programs are popcast. Thank you so much for your help.
I love this list....
Rita
Sir Troth wrote:
>An MP3 player is just like a walkman, except that it plays MP3 files instead
>of audio CDs. An MP3 player will either be flash-based or hard drive based.
>Flash based uses flash memory (smaller MP3 players of 128MB, 512MB, 1GB, etc).
>Hard drive based uses mini hard drives (like the iPod). Flash drives hold less
>but are smaller. Hard drives hold a lot more, but are larger. And, more
>fragile.
>Some CD walkmans players will play MP3 files. All that means is that you would
>make a CD with MP3 files, and the CD walkman would be able to play it. But,
>this would be a DATA CD, not an AUDIO CD. You can get more MP3 files onto a CD
>than you can get AUDIO if you were making an AUDIO CD.
>
>Now... you didn't really make the question clear. But, I think you're trying
>to ask how you can listen to those talk shows without your computer. If I'm
>wrong, please correct me.
>
>The simple way is to get an MP3 player (they can be purchased very cheap
>nowadays) and just transfer the MP3 files to the MP3 player. After listening
>to them, you remove the files and refill with new shows.
>
>If you have a CD player or walkman that plays MP3 files, you can do like I
>mentioned above. Make a DATA CD and just play it in the player.
>
>I do the same thing you're inquiring about (or that I think you are inquiring
>about). I subscribe to podcasts (which are basically archived audio shows
>delivered to me) and then I place them onto my MP3 player to listen to it
>during my boring hours.
>
>Any questions?
>:o)
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