About Mp3

[doreamon2000]

Ok I admit that the gp32 has a very good sound quality when it comes to mp3.I have a gba with the movie player add on but the sound sucks!The problem is that the smart media card dont have enough capacity though and it seems that i can store around 15 songs which is not enough when my sd card for my gba is 2G!Is there a way to store more songs in the gp32?Is it possible to make the mp3 files smaller in size?Thanx Michael

 

[Hanz™]

Use an OGG player...

Convert the Mp3's to OGG's using dBPowerAMP (and the required ogg codec on the site).

 

[Vimacs]

a 2gb(bit) gba flashcart is just 256mb(byte) big. and 15 songs seem way to few, encode them at a lower quality... dbpoweramp is great for that

 

[Quiest]

15 songs? are you using a 32 mb card, or mp3s encoded with 1024kbps???

 

[mattmagoo]

a 2gb(bit) gba flashcart is just 256mb(byte) big. and 15 songs seem way to few, encode them at a lower quality... dbpoweramp is great for that

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I think hes talking about the SD card movie player

 

[tekt5]

you should be able to get at LEAST 30 songs on a 128mb card

but ya, use OGG there about 2x smaller

 

[aapje89]

Ok I admit that the gp32 has a very good sound quality when it comes to mp3.I have a gba with the movie player add on but the sound sucks!The problem is that the smart media card dont have enough capacity though and it seems that i can store around 15 songs which is not enough when my sd card for my gba is 2G!Is there a way to store more songs in the gp32?Is it possible to make the mp3 files smaller in size?Thanx Michael

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you have a very special gba then...1 with sd cards lol
anyways just encode them to ogg and use the almighty "SVorbis" to play them

 

[starpause]

another very good + free ripper/encoder is CDEX ... it does OGG of all different quality.

i agree with everyone here... OGG sounds much better than mp3 at low bitrates. and i run a lobitrate netlabel ... mp3death ... it is one of several such labels, also be sure to check out 20kbps

aside from that: there is a LOT of amazing music in module format to be leeched ... that scene is huge and there are a lot of composers with amazing skills doing small chip tunes. VORC is a great resource for keeping up to date on that stuff:

http://www.vorc.org/en/

 

[spaceboygp32x]

use .wma!

btw does anyone know if there is a mp3 player with a equaliser setting?

sPaCe h34r:

 

[Jarska333]

use .wma!

btw does anyone know if there is a mp3 player with a equaliser setting?

sPaCe h34r:

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Um, GPAMP has, I think... The kinda blue coloured player... :unsure:

I don't use GP for MP's... I have Sony CD/MP3 walkman...

 

[Winterkid]

Convert the Mp3's to OGG's using dBPowerAMP (and the required ogg codec on the site).

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Can dbPowerAMP correct glitches or "clicks and pops" in badly encoded MP3's? A couple of my comedy MP3's have some nasty anomalies in them when playing them on the GP32.

 

[aapje89]

Convert the Mp3's to OGG's using dBPowerAMP (and the required ogg codec on the site).

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Can dbPowerAMP correct glitches or "clicks and pops" in badly encoded MP3's? A couple of my comedy MP3's have some nasty anomalies in them when playing them on the GP32.

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nope

 

[Fishbong]

Ok I admit that the gp32 has a very good sound quality when it comes to mp3.I have a gba with the movie player add on but the sound sucks!The problem is that the smart media card dont have enough capacity though and it seems that i can store around 15 songs which is not enough when my sd card for my gba is 2G!Is there a way to store more songs in the gp32?Is it possible to make the mp3 files smaller in size?Thanx Michael

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you have a very special gba then...1 with sd cards lol
anyways just encode them to ogg and use the almighty "SVorbis" to play them

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He´s using a Movieplayer. you plug it into the cartridge slot and it supports CF cards, no SD.