Playing MP3 Tunes via CD
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Re: Playing MP3 Tunes via CD
Well its nots bad to convert them back to WAV format. However its changing them back to a cd format takes up more space on the cd. There are software programs today ie NERO and CDCREATOR that automatically change mp3, wma and wav files to cd quality music when you choose to make a music cd. The purpose of keeping them in an MP3 or WMA format is to load more songs in a cd. My other car has a MP3 player head unit and I miss the fact that I can play a hundred songs off one cd. I am looking into taking out my head unit and put an MP3 unit or DVD unit into the car with the double din panels.
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01-09-2004, 06:24 PM
Re: Playing MP3 Tunes via CD
i've heard that the average battery life on the ipod is roughly 1.5 to 2 years afterwhich you have to shell out something like 200 bucks to have the battery replaced, that's pretty lame considering the thing costs so much. do some searches, granted the ipod is the most popular player there are some hidden costs that don't show up for a while.
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