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duanedavis · 03-01-03, 01:07 AM

Hey,

If you go to www.download.com on your PC and find a conversion tool, you can easily convert your MP3's into WMA format, and then you will be able to fit more on the disc. The TYPE of disc doesnt matter so much as the size of the disc. If you are able to convert your MP3's to WMA at a bitrate of about 20 kbps you should be able to about double the number of songs you can hold on the Axim. Since both the Pocket PC and your regular PC should have Windows Media Player, you can listen to your music as WMA format and not worry about anything. If you use Windows Meda Player as your main player on your PC, then you should try converting all the music you download to WMA format......you will be able to fit a lot more songs. Although, when converting pay attention to the bitrate of the conversion....most conversion tools will let you choose. One tool that I would recommend because I use it is "MP3 to WMA Converter 1.3.3" You install it, find the files you want in Windows, click click on them, and then go from there. The tool gives you directions on how to use it when u install it. If u need any more help, feel free to email.

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duanedavis Aximsite Rookie DAP Freshman Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Lubbock, TX Posts: 79 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	MP3's on CF or SD? Which is better? Hey, If you go to www.download.com on your PC and find a conversion tool, you can easily convert your MP3's into WMA format, and then you will be able to fit more on the disc. The TYPE of disc doesnt matter so much as the size of the disc. If you are able to convert your MP3's to WMA at a bitrate of about 20 kbps you should be able to about double the number of songs you can hold on the Axim. Since both the Pocket PC and your regular PC should have Windows Media Player, you can listen to your music as WMA format and not worry about anything. If you use Windows Meda Player as your main player on your PC, then you should try converting all the music you download to WMA format......you will be able to fit a lot more songs. Although, when converting pay attention to the bitrate of the conversion....most conversion tools will let you choose. One tool that I would recommend because I use it is "MP3 to WMA Converter 1.3.3" You install it, find the files you want in Windows, click click on them, and then go from there. The tool gives you directions on how to use it when u install it. If u need any more help, feel free to email.