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Memory and Audio Quality, Where to get MP3 files

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Memory and Audio Quality The amount of memory available and the quality of the MP3 file are related. The higher the quality required, the higher the bitrate needed. This leads to more data storage and memory requirements. The amount of memory required in your Creative TravelSound MP3 player is proportionate to the audio playback time. We recommend that you set your encoding bitrate at 128 Kbps (see Figure D-1) for optimal quality when you create MP3 files from audio CDs. Figure D-1: Playing time versus encoding rate for different memory capacities. Where to get MP3 files The websites listed here are correct at the time of this document's release. To get MP3 files from the Internet, use a search engine to locate sites with MP3 content. You can also try out these sites: ❍ NOMADWorld http://www.NOMADworld.com ❍ SoundClick.com http://www.soundclick.com ❍ Epitonic.com http://www.epitonic.com ❍ AMP3.com http://www.amp3.com ❍ ArtistOne.com http://www.artistone.com ❍ Soundbuzz.com http://www.soundbuzz.com An MP3 Primer D-2

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An MP3 Primer
D-2
Memory and Audio
Quality
The amount of memory available and the quality of the MP3 file are related. The
higher the quality required, the higher the bitrate needed. This leads to more data
storage and memory requirements. The amount of memory required in your
Creative TravelSound MP3 player is proportionate to the audio playback time.
Where to get MP3
files
To get MP3 files from the Internet, use a search engine to locate sites with MP3
content. You can also try out these sites:
We recommend that
you set your
encoding bitrate at
128 Kbps (see Figure
D-1) for optimal
quality when you
create MP3 files from
audio CDs.
Figure D-1:
Playing time versus encoding rate for different memory capacities.
The websites listed
here are correct at the
time of this document’s
release.
NOMADWorld
AMP3.com
SoundClick.com
ArtistOne.com
Epitonic.com
Soundbuzz.com