Acern30

This is to anyone who may not know.

Any MP3's you want on your PDA, compress them using Windows movie maker, into a .wma format. Just drag and drop an mp3 and then add to "storyboard" then click at the top "Save Movie", pick your size. And the sound quality sounds as good as it was before it was compressed. :)

jim.dvorak

Good tip, but it seems like an awful lot of steps. Why not download the Windows Media Encoder to convert the files to .wma or use GoldWave? I use encoder to convert the files and it works nicely.

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Acern30

I didn't think about those, Thank you.