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What is the best X5 MP3 solution?
I've been having intermittent problems with what I *think* is the audio plug. I'm invoking my warranty and returning the X5 dell for a new unit.
However, I'd like to know what would be the optimal setup for playing MP3s. I don't expect iPod perfection, but I'd be ever so pleased if if I could listen to a song all the way through without losing sound in one ear. So what are best things to have, as far as: - OS versions and patches - MP3 player - headphones - accessories - anything else you can think of If whoever has a setup that they've really found optimal, could you please list the details. Thanks. | ||||
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I've tried several different players and gone back and forth with formats (wmp or mp3) and here's what I'm using now:
Axim X5, with Windows Mobile 2003 (never patched or updated since Sep 2003.) Player is GS Player which looks like it had a recent update to 2.0. I'm still using 1.96. Format I use is mp3 at a 96 rate. 64 just didn't sound good enough in my car. 96 was the compromise between sound quality and storage quantity. I use just the basic Sony walkman type headphones or a cassette adapter in my car. The cassette adapter was the standard Target/WalMart variety for less than $20. For longer trips I'll also plug the Axim into the car charger cable to keep it fully powered up. Songs are stored on a 1gb CF card. I did have problems using wma files on the CF card, but mp3 has been fine (on the same card!) This set up has worked for me. | |||||||||||
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