HERE IS THE SOME QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS ABOUT MP3
What is MP3?
(MPEG layer 3) is a
format that produces compressed music files without (nearly) loss of quality.
For example: One minute of a wav. file takes up to 10MB of computer storage, while one
minute of a MP3 file only needs an average of 1MB. And that makes out quite a
difference
.
I cannot change the extention because
my windows
doesn't show any extentions.
If you cannot see any extentions, here are the steps to turn
the extentions on in your operating systems (Don't worry, this
won't harm your system)
For Windows 95
1. Go into Windows Explorer, or open any folder
2. On the top menu, click on "view" and go to "options"
3. Once there, unclick (so the box is unticked) the box that
says"Hide the MS-DOS file extensions for file types that are registered"
4. then click "OK"
5. After that, you should see .zip at the end of the file you
downloaded from our site, just right click the file and go to
"rename" and just simply change .zip to .mp3, easy ah?
For Windows 98
1. Go into Windows Explorer, or open any folder
2. On the top menu, click on "View" and go to "Folder Option"
3. Go to "View" tag
4. Untick the 3rd box which says "Hide file extentions for known file types"
Then click "OK"
5. After that, you should see .zip at the end of the file you
downloaded from our site, just right click the file and go to "rename" and just
simply
change.zip
to .mp3, easy ah?
Can I make my own MP3's ?
Yes, of course you can ! It's very easy to make an mp3 file.
First you make a ordinary wave file. You can use
MPEG Layer-3 Producer
When you have a WAV. file, all you need to do is compress it to mp3 format.You need a mp3
compressor for that which you can download at Programs or here.
About Winamp
Winamp is a fast, flexible, high-fidelity music player for Windows95/98/NT.
Winamp
supports MP3, MP2, CD, MOD, WAV and other
audio formats, custom interfaces called skins and audio visualization
and audio effect plug-ins. Winamp is shareware, so download
Winamp at Programs or
here, try it and then kindly register your copy.
All I get is a bunch of text. How can
I download a file
This is a primarily Netscape problem. Most of
the time, holding SHIFT while clicking on the link will fix this problem. If that doesn't
work, there should be a command in your browser such as "Save Link As..." or
something similar (in Netscape, right click and select "Save Link As..."). Use
this command to download the file properly.