If you rip music CDs onto the XBox's hard-drive with an average songs length being 4:20 seconds, you will be able to fit 2,000 songs; and that leavs some space for saved games even!
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If you rip music CDs onto the XBox's hard-drive with an average songs length being 4:20 seconds, you will be able to fit 2,000 songs; and that leavs some space for saved games even!
Holy
That sounds like alot of space.
I just want to know how you came with this information.
The Xbox does not use MP3, it uses WMA.
How do you know this? Link please.Originally posted by Zion
The Xbox does not use MP3, it uses WMA.
The weak shall perish.
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Well, think about it. Microsoft developed the WMA format and it's less lossy than MP3. Why would they use MP3???
Besides, 2 seconds at google produced this:
http://www.xbox-emulation.co.uk/Xbox...ng%20Questions
Last edited by Zion; 09-10-2002 at 10:13 AM.
Nice english... lolOriginally posted by Zion
it's less lossy
Thanks for the link
The weak shall perish.
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'less lossy' is correct, actally!Originally posted by Dre
Nice english... lol
Thanks for the link
MP3 and WMA are both lossy compression formats, but WMA is less lossy than MP3...it loses less. He hee.
If you read the official MS FAQ of XBOX on the XBOX.COM site, it says in there that they use WMA. But that you cannot rip a disc with a bunch of WMA files on it to the Xbox HDD (which I think is stupid because we could get alot more songs WAY faster to the Xbox if they let us do this...).
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