Hi

I just received my Axim 5 does anyone know a web site where I can get some mp3's to play on my Ax? preferably for free?


Thanks
Joe.

http://www.mp3.com/

click on download and follow directions

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Or encode your own! It can also play WMA. Or there is also an OGG player.

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i find ripping my CDs with windows media player to WMA format is quite useful, and they play nicely on the axim

- I hope you got a decent storage card because the axim cant hold more then maybe 3-7 songs at most

PDA: X51v - ROM A12
Case: Stock dell sleeve case
Memory: 2GB OCZ SD Card, 512MB Kingston CF card

Accessories:

Holux 236 Bluetooth GPS
Dell Bluetooth keyboard
Sony MDR-V500 Bluetooth Headphones (built with parts from Logitech Bluetooth Headphones)

I use OGG format... I had a 3rd party do some blind hearing tests and we both confirm that OGG at 64kb/s was better than MP3 at 96kb/s or 128kb/s.. Probably doesn't apply for ALL songs.. But it's my format of choice for PPC.

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OGG is an excelent format for some songs, and WMA's variable bitrate is also excelent for others. Both have relatively small file sizes so either will be good on the axim.

I am eager to use OGG but the OGG codec on my computer is having some serious issues, I have been too lazy to reinstall it, but I am going to and give it a try, it seems very promising

Just one question, what programs on the axim can play them?

PDA: X51v - ROM A12
Case: Stock dell sleeve case
Memory: 2GB OCZ SD Card, 512MB Kingston CF card

Accessories:

Holux 236 Bluetooth GPS
Dell Bluetooth keyboard
Sony MDR-V500 Bluetooth Headphones (built with parts from Logitech Bluetooth Headphones)

There are some retail ones, but one free program off the top of my head is http://www.cyanwerks.com/pocketogg/

What is OGG?

Is that an Axim in your pocket, or you just glad to see me?

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