Question about MP3 players in Ital

Hello!I'm an italian boy!I have some problems with my micro zen mp3, there are italian people in this forum?i'm not speak english very well!!help me help me thanksMessage Edited by Catherina-CL on 06-20-2006 09:48 AM

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I have a question about MP3 recorders but cannot even get contact us to work

My question is are the recorders in the Zen MP3 players mono and are they a .025 kHz?
However, I am disturbed that none of the links to "contact us" work is this a typical problem with
Creative? If not, how do I reach someone preferably by phone, but even by e-mail when I have a question about a product and even worse if I buy one about a problem thanks

As far as I know the "contact us" links are some sort of guided tour to some documents that might help, and otherwise an e-mail form. I don't know if you can phone them, but you can e-mail them and for general questions there is this forum.
The X-Fi 2 saves recordings as IMA ADPCM 6000Hz mono 64kb
ps.
I'm not sure about other Zens, although I believe they all are mono, I think my Vision recorded in regular wave (uncompressed PCM) but since I don't have that one anymore I can't check.

Notes, grumblings and Questions on MP3-players in gene

. A failing of (as far as I know)
any MP3 recorder (if an MP3 player can record MP3s, I call it an MP3 recorder)
are all those missing editing options available on MiniDisk: divide, combine, name and move tracks.
Since fragmenting is of hardly any importance on flash-memory, I really don't see why they don't offer it. Unless someone knows one that does?
2.Q: How good is the quality of this "direct MP3 encoding" compared to software encoders like LAME?
I suppose it's lower ('cause of the far lower computing power and 'cause energy consumption is a FAR greater issue than on home PCs)
but just how much lower is it's
Asked differently: At what bitrate do you have to "direct encode" to achieve approx. the same quality as 80kbs CBR via LAME?
3. "OLEDs are fascinating and are rapidly evolving, but have currently (July 2005) only a life span of 0000-5000 hours or 2-5 years".
(Translated) statement from reichelt-elektronik. So, don't buy an OLED-device yet if you want something really long-lasting.
4.Equalizer: Even on a HiFi stereo system, I'd consider it more of a gimmick (unless one doesn't have a PC - then it can be useful).
If I want a song to have a stronger bass or whatever (which I never did, so far),
then I'd use an audio editing software so the song always sounds the way I prefer it, independently from the playback device.
On a portable player, this function is just a nuisance, since I have to pay attention that it is 'not acti've' or 'normal'.
In addition, often a button is wasted/reserved for this function that could be put to better use.
[So, plea for opensource firmware here that'll let me reprogram such a button. Or alternati'vely, several different firmwares by Creative that cater to different types of customers (like me).].
Far more use than an equalizer, though propably more difficult to implement, would be a
5. Volume Compressor: (A function that narrows the volume range of a song, for example from 2dB-60dB to 55dB-60dB.)
Of course, your average pop song is already heavily compressed,
but if you're listening to some opera or other classical music, it would be great if one could increase compression when there is (a lot of) ambient noise,
so one can still hear quiet passages without going deaf on the loud ones.
Q:I've read that some players have a 'Smart Volume' function. Is that a compressor?
6. Who thinks that Artist-Album-Title is a great sequence for an MP3-player?
Maybe I'm a weird guy, but I've never thought "Now, I wanna hear Madonna." or "Now, I wanna hear ABBA."
Instead, I think like "Now, I wanna hear 'Goodnight moon' " (from whoever) or "Now, 'Music' "(from Madonna) or "Now, 'The winner takes it all' " (from ABBA).
So, to me, the title is by far the Nr. criterion. What do I care who's singing it's And though with pop songs, one often can't help knowing, I've got lots of folklore, oldies and more extraordinary stuff where the Artist(s) and Albums are "Unknown" to me.
What if you want to play a particular song? You don't just have to know who the Artist is and in what Album, but also what track number the song has, because on average, your player won't be able to display more than 'Artist' and part of the 'Album' name, unless each one is on a separate line, which usually isn't the case. (I know it's scrolling, but that takes time, and the longer the names, the more. Prelistening is usually faster).
So, even to those who know 'Artist' and 'Album', the display isn't of much use since there can be dozens of songs in a particular album.
[Again, plea for opensource firmware that'll let me change the display sequence, or many different firmware versions by Creative .].
Of course, I can still have my sequence by saving the track title in the 'Artist' column, but, well... I'm not very fond of the idea!

.) Well, most mp3 players are not dedicated recorders like MiniDiscs were intended to be, namely why they don't commonly come with this functionality.
2.) Guess it depends on the chipset used for the direct encoding I would imagine. I would think it differs from model to model.
3.) Most people won't keep an mp3 player for that long in my opinion. I have had 4 mp3 players in the span of about 3 years. Not to say they've all broken (only one has in fact), but I am a fan of new technology. As are most people. I would think the majority of people have no real care for this figure.
4.) Most people do use an equaliser. It's not a gimmick. It can instantly give a boost to a song when/if it is necessary. I don't personally use one, but it gives people the simplicity of using their player to implement certain presets without having to have any other technical know-how. Most players could do with some kind of memory system, where it remembers what EQ setting you used for a specific track, but it's not 00% necessary.
Also, I've never had a player with a dedicated EQ hardware button. Not that I've wanted one. There are players with configurable buttons though. I am pretty sure iRi'ver players and Cowan's iAudio range have players with at least one configurable button.
5.) No player I know has what you request. Smart Volume also generally is an overall way of making a track seem a different volume, it doesn't analyse separate parts. You could probably achieve what you wanted by running your mp3's through something like mp3gain.
6.) My Creative Zen Sleek let you view by :
Album > Track
Artist > Album > Track
Artist > All Tracks
Genre > Artist > Album > Track
I can even go into "All Tracks" and use the find feature to grab a specific track if I need to. Isn't this more than enough to accomodate the average person?

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How can I make a mp3 disc with each music cd in another directory ??? Example I have ' got cd1 with song 1 and song 2 , another cd : cd2 with song 1. The name of the first directory is cd1 with the 2 songs and an another directory "cd 2" with song 1. Can somebody help me ?? Itunes did it 1 time. But I don't know how.
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I currently have two dell computers one laptop and one desktop. I am planning on going to get a new Mac laptop this weekend and i had a question about the windows install disk that came with the computer i already own. the disk is distributed by dell and says only for installation on dell systems. could i use this to install windows into boot camp on my new mac, or will it mess up the bios and such?
It won't work. Dell only supplies recovery CDs. They have the hardware needed for the Dell and that's it. I would also guess that it does not have SP2 incorporated into it. You could mess up your Mac, but it would not install so why even bother with it?
You need the full XP with SP2 embedded or Vista CD or DVD. Anything less won't work.

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I have a music player for a Flash site that I'm working on that plays 3 mp3's. Right now it just has some short sound loops, but I find them repetitive and annoying. I'd like to replace them with mp3's of full songs. Is it ok to add 3 mp3's of songs that are like 3 minutes long and are 128 kbps or will those be too big of files? The mp3's are all between 2 and 3 mpgs. Is it better to try to find ones at say 64 kbps? Or is there a way to bump them down to a smaller size just for the player but still get decent sound quality?
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Valeriy,
Please provide some more information about the technologies you are using to build your application in order to get some appropriate help.
For example, if you are using ADF BC/ADF Faces, I will say, "please read section 25.8 of the ADF Developer's Guide for Forms/4GL Developers," which describes how to do this using those technologies.
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Hi
Which is the best way to convert MP3 to AIF file ( 48HZ & 16 bt) ?
(The sound that i am using in my project, i have it only in MP3 it's specific and i can't change it.)
Write now i make it with Adobe Audition CS6 - is it OK? or its best to do it with Compressor? The quality is the same or not?
I am asking all of them because my project export sound is on 5.1 (for DVD) and for the music i put every file to Pan Mode to Stereo Left/Right in order to have better perfomance but when i do that the music sounds very low!! The rest of the sound(effects etc..) its sounds very good!!
Do i have other solution? or i am making something wrong?
Please give me your guideness......
Thank you!!!!

Don't know about that. Good conversion to AIFF should be identical. I don't use Audition but I've never had a conversion lose sound level.

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I was just wondering if defragmenting your computer would affect the quality of music files since the computer moves them to a different location on the hard dri've. I know converting files decreases quality but I'm not too sure about defragmenting.

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QUESTION ABOUT MP3S

when converting to an mp3 from a wav file , does the mp3 lose alttle clarity?

I must add: it's better to work (read: mix and bast
of all record) your stuff at 96kHz samplerate, 24bit.
When possible of course. This way you don't loose too
much data when mixing.
For the complete explanation see your reference
manual p 288.
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I usually test what I am going to records first...before deciding on sample rate...i.e. an electric guitar doe snot contain any info much above 15,000 Hz..so there is no point in recording it at 96kHz(48,000 hertz being the limit on that),just a lot of zeroes added on to make the file bigger,not better.
Also a LOT of microphones especially old ones do not pass audio past 15-18kHz either,so again,why record a source that does not give you anything above 20kHz??? I keep asking this,and people keep telling me they "hear" the difference...
I have been tested by an otolaryngologist (ear-nose-throat doctor) and he proved to me I can listen all the way to 26,000 Hz...
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also im looking to use this to watch shows and movies at times and i was looking for a remote control hardware or app that will let me control it
but a few things one the remote has to work with whatever media application im using,if its app it has to be android which might be hard for you guys to reccomend me, and whether its hardware or app i want to be able to see my file list from the remote application or physical remote
any help would be greatly appreciated
thank you

I dare say I dont know a single Mac user that doesnt have VLC installed...... Its free and wonderful.
It digests almost everything out there (media wise)
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-macosx.html
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Hello,
I'm a newbie and I don't know a lot about MP3 players so I hope you can help me out. I have a brand new Kenwood car audio with an USB cable to plug your MP3 player in. My friend's Samsung MP3 player doesn't work, after some research I find out that the MP3 player has to be an MTP one to work with the car audio. Now my question is: are all Creative MP3 players MTP maschines and do I have to make a software update or what ever to "make them be" a MTP player?
Thanks a lot for any support!

morrissey wrote:
Hello,
I'm a newbie and I don't know a lot about MP3 players so I hope you can help me out. I have a brand new Kenwood car audio with an USB cable to plug your MP3 player in. My friend's Samsung MP3 player doesn't work, after some research I find out that the MP3 player has to be an MTP one to work with the car audio. Now my question is: are all Creative MP3 players MTP maschines and do I have to make a software update or what ever to "make them be" a MTP player?
Thanks a lot for any support!
Are you sure about this? Which Kenwood is it exactly? The info I've seen on the Kenwoods say that the USB device must be MSC (not MTP).
Perhaps your friend's Samsung is MTP, and that's why it didn't work.

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Editing registry keys,and some other patches did nothing to solve my problem.So I deleted all Creative Drivers and programs from Add/Remove Programs,and I deleted Windows Media Player 0 and installed Windows Media Player 9,than I installed everything from my mp3 player's cd (media source,nomad explorer,device drivers,etc.) and I downloaded and installed new device driver (version 2...) from creative web site. I restarted my computer,and my problem is completely solved. Try it...

morrissey wrote:
Hello,
I'm a newbie and I don't know a lot about MP3 players so I hope you can help me out. I have a brand new Kenwood car audio with an USB cable to plug your MP3 player in. My friend's Samsung MP3 player doesn't work, after some research I find out that the MP3 player has to be an MTP one to work with the car audio. Now my question is: are all Creative MP3 players MTP maschines and do I have to make a software update or what ever to "make them be" a MTP player?
Thanks a lot for any support!
Are you sure about this? Which Kenwood is it exactly? The info I've seen on the Kenwoods say that the USB device must be MSC (not MTP).
Perhaps your friend's Samsung is MTP, and that's why it didn't work.

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