Why a 128MB memory card can only hold a dozen songs

In terms of the volume of ordinary ***, the *** of 44kHz and 128kpbs is about 1MB per minute.

More than a dozen songs, assuming that each song will cost about 4 minutes 60 80mb.

If you have a high bitrate (i.e. 256 320kbps) then the volume will be even larger, up to per minute. Plus some of the programs in your phone themselves will take up some space. So it's normal to save a dozen songs on a 128MB memory card.

128 cards, more than a dozen about it!

I have 128 cards, and I save less than ten songs.

I like Sister Yaya's"The age of innocence"

Turn the CD to *** Each song is 10 m 320k, you don't have to go down that high bit.

You can play 128k, probably you can put 20 songs.

Below 128k, the effect is not good, not recommended!

Then WMA then you can put dozens of songs (at least 50).

But I couldn't listen to it"Pull"Ear!

That's right, a song with average sound quality takes up about 3 to 4MB of space, but if you ** is a high-quality *** one, that one is 8MB to 10MB, or even larger, so you only save a dozen songs and it's full.

There are about 1,500 super quality songs, and the number of songs that can be stored varies depending on the space occupied by different quality.

The actual storage space that a 16GB memory card can use is about 15GB, which is a total of 15,360MB.

Lossless sound quality can store 512 songs.

Super sound quality can store 1536 songs.

High-quality sound quality can store 3072 songs.

Smooth sound quality can store 3840 songs.

Summary. 1. Please confirm whether the mobile phone supports the file format you want to **, **. If it is a file format that is not supported by your phone, you can't**, please try to change the file format to another format**.

2. Please use other ** device to try if it can be normal**. If you use the built-in device and other devices cannot be used or are abnormal, it may be that the device is not compatible with the file encoding format, please try to use a file with another encoding format.

3. If all the devices are not working, try to copy the file to another device. If it still doesn't work, the file itself may be corrupted or incomplete, and try using a different file.

1. Please confirm whether the mobile phone supports the file format you want to **, **. If it is a file format that is not supported by your phone, you can't**, please try to change the file format to another format**. It is recommended that you change the device and try again, or convert the file to a different format.

2. Please use other ** device to try if it can be normal**. If the system cannot be used or is abnormal, it may be that the device is incompatible with the file encoding format, please try to use a file with another encoding format. 3. If all the devices are not working, try to copy the file to another device.

4. Please confirm whether the SD card is damaged. If the files are saved on an SD card, move them to internal storage or try to replace the SD card**. Corrupted or faulty SD may cause the file to not be read properly.

5. Please close the background app or restart the phone before trying again. Background applications that are more than Laqing trillion will consume a large amount of memory on the bridge, resulting in ** and ** time lag. 6. Please upgrade the system to the latest version.

The new version has made some optimizations in touch screen, communication, performance, stability, security, etc., and you can upgrade to the new rotation version to try to solve the problem. If the problem persists, please back up your data in advance and try to restore the problem to factory settings.

A 2GB memory card can theoretically store about 400 songs. However, it also depends on the actual size of the stored songs, as well as the storage space occupied by the memory card itself.

In fact, 1GB=1024MB, for general songs, in the form of ***, for example, the size of each 128K bitrate song should probably be around, so that 1024MB multiplied by 2 and divided by 455 equals, so the theory should be around 455 songs.

However, because the memory card hardware information will occupy a part of the memory, and the track information may need to use about tens of k. So it's conservative to say that it's okay to store 400 songs.

Generally, the 8G memory card bought on the market can actually be used for seven points.

1g=1024m。

As shown in the figure below, a high-quality song of more than four minutes is about 10m.

So the first left and right.

Naturally, there are some low-quality ones, about three or five meters in size.