File Size too lar

Forgive me if this question is elementary--I have an 8GB Zen Micro. I have about 600 songs on it and it's almost at half full capacity (I have no photos or anything else on there). Each song has been saved at about 3MB. am I supposed to be saving these at a smaller size? And if so, how do I convert the songs I have to that smaller size? I have an older Mp3 player with which I was able to save songs smaller, but can't figure out how to do it with the Zen software. Any advice? Or are my songs supposed to be this large? At this rate I'll send up with about 2000 songs I had hoped to get between 3000-4000 as implied...

That's already rather a small file size.
If you read the information usually listed under the asterisks (*), it says what format.
Could you please state what bitrate you are currently using, and I assume you're talking about MP3.
For the ~4000 tracks you have to make the files at a slightly low bitrate, in WMA (not MP3). I guess it states 3000-4000 @ WMA 64 kbps
You can use the Creative Media Converter (I think you get it with all Creative players)
Otherwise have a look around on the web for MP3 bitrate changers, or MP3 to WMA converters.
I wouldn't recommend going any lower than WMA 64kbits though, I personally have mine at MP3 92kbps (a majority), never lower than MP3 28kbps though.
Good luck and keep in mind, once you lowered bitrate, you can't go back up (without reading from CD or downloading again)!
Greets,
StephenR / El $corpioMessage Edited by StephenR on 02-07-2006 2:08 AM

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