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The D2 is like a dream. 16GB capacity, expandable with SD-card (which go up to 32GB). When you charge the battery (won't take more than a few hours) you can enjoy about 50 HOURS of music before you have to recharge again. The LCD-screen is nice and the touch-screen works like it should, quick, responsive and no loading times. It supports different file formats (one of them being .flac, which is important for me) and you can just copy & paste your collection to the D2 without using some shitty program. You can play movies and pictures on it as well, although that is no priority to me. The D2 player has everything I want from an mp3-player and it works great. It never freezes or anything. It's really cheap as well.
I know this is completely off-topic and I sound like a Cowon salesman, but that's what the D2 does to me. |
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iTunes: on Windows it really is absolutely shit bloatware. On the Mac its a different story. If you import a huge collection it will take DAYS to calculate the gapless playback data. You can use Winamp with iPods (or even better use the ml_ipod plugin).
Cowon: I had an M3 and it rocked. They make some of the best players out there IMO. The FLAC support was great tho it didnt seem to handle compression level 8 as well. The M5L has an amazing battery life, pity they dont make it anymore! They do make the X5L tho which is similar. 60GB only tho. Cowon/iAudio's in general have great battery life. Zune: Ive heard good things but its not available outside the USA. The 160GB ipod is an amazing amount of storage. If thats what you want then go for it because I'm not sure how long its gonna be around. The flash players are catching up in terms of storage, and its not just the ipod touch. Sony have release a ridiculously thin Walkman with 64gb. http://www.trustedreviews.com/mp3/ne...est-to-Date/p1 Archos make what looks like a great Android based mp3/video player with 64GB flash ram too. Its expensive but looks pretty awesome. http://www.advancedmp3players.co.uk/...blet.4008.html (theres also a 160GB/320GB/500GB HDD version). The 64gb and 160gb are the same price as the ipod touch 64gb.. about 299gbp. Advancedmp3players.co.uk is where i bought my Cowon M3, theyre very good and have good prices and a big selection. Storage space isnt such a big deal these days. I have an iPhone 3GS/32GB and thats enough. The rest is stored on a 2TB NAS at home. I dont think theres any need to carry all your music around.
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ok so i got my 160gb ipod last week, late birthday/early xmas present and i have a few questions which hopefully peeps here may be able to help with.
when you download a cd mainly by one artist but has some collaborations, itunes doesn't create one album, but creates individual ones for the collaboration. for example the basement jaxx singles album shows up as 6 seperate albums on itunes, one main one, and 5 others for the collaborations. is their a way to get round this, so i have one album with all the songs in correct running order? a number of my older cds son't have artwork, not a huge issue, but can you cut and paste images from the internet for this? i downloaded about 100 albums from an external hard drive onto itunes, and in the main it seemed to work ok. however when i tried to play these or sync with my ipod it said 'computer says no' or 'the song could not be used as the original file could not be found. would you like to locate? do i simply get round this by having my hard drive plugged in when i sync with itunes? also what about when i want to play these albums on my computer on itunes, as it doesn't suffer this issue when you want to play a cd you've uploaded? i'm a little confused here so any advice/helps/tips would be greatly appreciated also when downloading these albums from the external harddrive some were mixes, and instead of it loading one mix, it loaded all the individual tracks. i know when its cd you can join tracks, but is there a way to manually do this? some of these downloaded songs/mixes have just gone into a catch all file of unknown artist/unknown album. i can't change them as its the locate issue i mentioned two paragraphs. but when i've got them properly downloaded is it just a case of clicking the get info tab and adding their name/artist and they automatically get moved into the main list? finally i have a number of bands who i multiple ep/single releases by and i don't want all these listed as individual albums. can i just create a b-sides/misc album and put them all in this? thanks
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