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Question

for some reason there is only player on the market that records AM radio. i just found out that the n200 can record from any audio source. i have a vew small am/fm radio that i would just hook upto the n200. i want to get it but i have a few questions:
) how many hours of AM radio can i store on the 256, or 52 units
2) does the n200 have a resume feature if i turn it off and then on again will it be at the same spot i left it at?
3) i read the FF is very slow how long will it take to get through hr 2hr 3hrs of talk?
4) is there something better then the n200 for what i want to do?
thanks!!!!!!!

Answer 1

SSR,
Of course you can use that, I dont care but the provider is IpaqMan,not me.. just wanna let you know..
Sillyrabbit,
I got an answer from Jeremy the Creative moderator regarding my question about the length of the recordings from line-in at 28 kbps encoding, here what he says..
<EM>Iversong,</EM>
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<EM>The 256MB model of the MuVo N200 will give you 4 hours and 26 mins of recording time for encoding at 28KBPS. This would translate to aprox. 8 hours 50 mins at 52MB and 7 hours 30 mins recording for the GB model. </EM>
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<EM>Jeremy</EM>
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After all now I am considering buying an N200 52mb, some people are not happy with their N200s or TX FMs on this group but I will try, at least I am counting on the after sales attitude of such a big company like Creative. I made researches on Sandisk and PNY Vibe players also, they are a little bit cheaper, anybody has an idea, suggestions, advices about them? iRi'ver is also good but their equivalent models to Muvo TX and N200 are not recognized as USB mass storage so you can't drag and drop, it sucks.. Samsung and iAudio are rated good but they are highly priced.. looks like the best deal is creative anyways interms of reputation, richness of features and cheap price.. I would be very happy to hear ideas..