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Anyone listen to MP3s on their palm?

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sirpado

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I was looking at my Tungsten E and thought about gettign a cheap 256 SD card to listen to MP3s...not quite a Muvo or Ipod, but I thought it would do for the time being? Anyone ever try Mp3 Playback on Palm units? Quality ?
 
I used to use my Dell Axim X30 and a 1gb SD for MP3's. I personally hated the experience which is why I finally got a real MP3 player. I had serious issues with hissy playback, it sucked battery life, and whever I turned the PDA off and on WMP had issues reading the music off of the card. I also tried using other MP3 playing software and got rid of the reading errors but still had the really hissy music.

This may not be a typical experience by any means but it did convince me to drop $260 on a Creative player. I guess it would work in a pinch again if needed but for now I am going to wait until the PDA MP3 players are more mature, or get one of those MP3 playing phones.

-spike
 
I have a Treo 650 and havent really tried it. I need to get this adapter to be able to connect a regular headphones to the unit.

 
Zire 72 - there's a hissing sound when I plug in my headphones, even before I start playing MP3's (or even starting any programs). Other than that, the MP3's sound fine.
 
Originally posted by: Philippine Mango
I use my smartphone to listen to music, has a 1GB Mini SD card in it...
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same here.
i also catch up on tv shows on the commute to work.
what phone you using?
 
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