mp3 player question

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Post by Dave »

If the sound of MP3 players meant shit in the real world, I'd wait for an actual high end audio company (not sony) to make one
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Post by seza »

...but since you don't have a girlfriend and have a primal urge to spend money, you poor your hard earned into apple products. finish your sentences dave
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seza wrote:...but since you don't have a girlfriend and have a primal urge to spend money, you poor your hard earned into apple products. finish your sentences dave
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no i typed poor, dave
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Post by Dave »

Finish your sentence, faggot.
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Post by +JuggerNaut+ »

[xeno]Julios wrote:
+JuggerNaut+ wrote:
[xeno]Julios wrote:NS, can you access the database through the player (so you can choose a specific song)?
no.
Would you say that is the major drawback of the shuffle?
it is for me. i also like to have a display.
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Post by seza »

get a girlfriend and a real mp3 player, dave.
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Post by Dave »

that's all you've got?
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Post by seza »

were you expecting something else?
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Post by [xeno]Julios »

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:it is for me. i also like to have a display.
Well to me a display's primary function is to give the user (visual) access to the database, and a (visual) interface to interact with it (i.e. choose a song, program a playlist)

But if someone didn't care about these things (and they're important for the way I would use an mp3 player), a display wouldn't be worth much more than a gimmick.]

and ffs seza...
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Post by Iccy (temp) »

I also say the shuffle. The point of the shuffle is that it intagrates with itunes. I dont know about your friend, but podcasting is a must for me anymore. There is so much to listen to, i need the seemless intigration of it. It auto downloads my 20 or so podcasts when a new one comes out and i update and go. Its all structured in the music list so the podcasts dont mix with the music so i dont have to skip past things.

I know its more expensive, but truly its a superior product to any mp3player out there. Not hardware wise, but because its a seemless intigration with a new and very effective media distrobution system. A system i think your going to see really explode in the next year or 2 and apple is the front runner right now and is doing a good enough job that i cant see anyone else coming up with something better.
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Post by +JuggerNaut+ »

so that's the "point" of the nano, ipod, and photo as well? the "point" of the shuffle was for Apple to shut the people's mouths who were bitching about forking out $300 (US) for a DAP, not because "it integrates with i-tunes"

and you make it sound like podcasts can only be listened to with a Shuffle or Apple DAP? you're clouding those minds that don't know better.
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Iccy (temp) wrote:I also say the shuffle. The point of the shuffle is that it intagrates with itunes. I dont know about your friend, but podcasting is a must for me anymore. There is so much to listen to, i need the seemless intigration of it. It auto downloads my 20 or so podcasts when a new one comes out and i update and go. Its all structured in the music list so the podcasts dont mix with the music so i dont have to skip past things.
trust me, my housemate won't be seen listening to podcasts in a millions years (and probably me too).

What kind of podcasts do you listen to?
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[xeno]Julios wrote: What kind of podcasts do you listen to?
A few good ones out there, ones you may enjoy.
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Post by [xeno]Julios »

brisk wrote:http://www.mpio.com/product/productview_fy500.html

I can recommend this.
tx have forwarded him the link. It plays movies too? I don't think he wants to shell out extra cash for that. (reason i'm asking is that it suppots asf files)
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Post by [xeno]Julios »

Massive Quasars wrote:
[xeno]Julios wrote: What kind of podcasts do you listen to?
A few good ones out there, ones you may enjoy.
perhaps - i just don't see myself listening to them on my ipod. I'd listen to them at home, on my computer.
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[xeno]Julios wrote:
brisk wrote:http://www.mpio.com/product/productview_fy500.html

I can recommend this.
tx have forwarded him the link. It plays movies too? I don't think he wants to shell out extra cash for that. (reason i'm asking is that it suppots asf files)
It does of course just play back the audio in said files. Remember, ASF is just a streaming format, and doesn't need any video data at all. A lot of online radio shows for example use this format.
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Post by Dave »

More specifically, asf encapulates windows media file like mp4 encapsulates whatever you put in it... I would imagine that most WM players probably play asf too since its part of the Microsoft package deal
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Post by [xeno]Julios »

ok he just shelled out 140 (plus tax) for a 512 mb creative lab MUVO tx-fm

(canadian dollars)
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Post by [xeno]Julios »

poor bastard can't get it to work on his machine. He's running win98 SE and it won't recognize the drive even after successful driver installation. When he plugs it in, the add new hardware thingie goes through its thingie, but in explorere, there is no listing of the removable drive.
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Win98 has enough trouble with USB 1, let alone USB 2
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Post by Dave »

Your friend needs to spend some damn money and enter the modern age
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Post by [xeno]Julios »

ehe i'm still on win98 :p
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