How many hand songs can be put in 256MB

Ah, your P3 capacity is only about 245 at most.

Look at the format and size when loading the song. Usually the *** format is about 4m.

WMA is usually around 2m. Of course, it is also related to the best quality. 128kps, 192kps, etc.

For the same song, the compression ratio of 128kps and 192kps are different in size, the latter is larger. The sound quality is also better than the latter.

It's best not to overfill the P3. It's enough to use 128kps.,Optimize the sound quality with Winamp and DFX or something.,Then install the optimized one into the P3.,The sound quality is a qualitative leap.。。。

General songs, if they are in *** format, are about 4M on average, or even larger, and other formats such as RM are smaller, use 256, divide it, and you can know how many songs you can save! Depending on the size of the song, the exact number is not certain!

The average size of the songs is around 4m

So it should be possible to put about 64 songs

In general, you can put about 60 pop songs

If you follow the size of a *** 2m 256 2 120 bar.

It depends on how many MB of songs you have.

If 1m. That's enough to hold 256 songs.。。

It's not a question of how many songs can be loaded. It's what a problem you pretend to be ***.

There are more songs in WMA format than in *** format

Try the bottoms to see how much you can turn.

Support *** WMA format The same song WMA format takes up much less space than *** format.

So. There are about 50 60 songs in *** format, and about 150 songs can be put in WMA format.

Generally, *** about 5m one, more than 50 songs!

A *** song is generally about 3m 5m, and a 256m card can generally store 60 70 songs.

That's enough to hold 256 songs.。。

If it's 1m, it depends on how many MB of songs you load. It's what a problem you pretend to be ***.

It's not a question of how many songs can be loaded.

Won't you be wiped out? 10m is 25 ???

The capacity of the memory is not the same in the manufacturer, the computer thinks that 1m 1024kb and the manufacturer is 1m 1000kb, so it will be small after formatting, 256000000 1024 1024=, that's it.

Normal, because the built-in program will take up a part, my 128 will show 122

The original file will take up a lot of space.,So the memory isn't 256.,But your 244 is less than my 249.。。。

A song is about 3 trillion, 256 divided by 3, about 90 songs!

What is the format of the rest of the songs?

Maybe it's rm. It may not be able to be released.

Or there is another situation that is... That song was originally in WMA format.

But you changed its suffix to ***. This may not be released either.

If that's the case. Just change it back to the original.

I don't know about the rest.

Since it's in the wrong format, it definitely can't be released

The one on the second floor is right, just pay attention to the format when you sing a song.

There is a restricted format. Look at the explanation. Some are written on the back of ***.

The song is too big.

10m a song.

Possibly. Let's go down to the WMA.

Smaller. The sound quality is poor though.

Is yours ***, if so, then *** should support WMA's **format,**A song like this basically needs 1-2m,Rest assured that there is room left in this **format.,It's all the whole song.,According to this calculation,,Then yours can**100-190 songs; If you're only in *** format, that song will probably need 3-5m, so it can be estimated that it can be 50-80 songs.

About 40 songs. Because the nominal value is 256m, the actual amount is only about 230m. A 128k *** (to ensure sound quality) also has more than 5m points.

Under the top, the first floor, the second floor is not popular, a bit of an idiot's dream!

Yes, you can do the math yourself, open the song properties, see how much MB space is occupied, and then calculate it yourself.

If you can't listen to it, it's the wrong format, you can just listen to the format You can listen to it, it's hard to say how many songs you can save, it depends on the size of the songs you play

Mine too, but I won't be in the cool me**.

There are about 60 songs in the format! Generally, a song is about 4 trillion!

It depends on how big the song is! If a song is five m, there are only forty or so songs, and the average song is three or four trillion.