[QUOTE="nicelf"]

I do not agree to judge a mp3 player by distinguishing what bit rate they can play.

kimbokasteniv

I would say you are right. However, it is difficult to compare things without quantifying some qualities about them. But sure, perphaps both devices play at the same bitrate, but one creates static on the line, or whatever.

When I posted I was mainly trying to avoid phrases such as: "this devices sounds better", or "this device is real bassy." You know, various descriptions that really don't mean anything.

In the end, I am relatively confident that two high quality electronic devices would hardly differ in ability to reproduce the electronic signals needed by speakers. Instead I think the real debate lies with the speakers or headphones themselves.

Absolutely agreed with your point, concerning recent popular electronice devices, they all got high-quality decoding unit and memory/hard disksuch as Philips's & Samsung's, what we should do is to choose a right stereo exporter to enjoy your music, i rather think that speakers or headphones can talk more differences than electronice player themselves, but the accordatura of audio style has been limited by electronice devices at the beginning, for example, Creative's previous mp3 player were not accomplished in bassy. this status could hardly beimproved even you adopt an embedding earphone.

Changing compatibility into Windows 98 mayfix your problem

MP4 file needs to be put into folder: MP_ROOT\100MNV01, if you did not have this folder, just create one by yourself, also needs to pay attention to the naming method of MP4 file: M4VXXXXX.MP4, "x" could be any fivefigures.

So, try again

I do not agree to judge a mp3 player by distinguishing what bit rate they can play. As we all know, both two of them can play 320K, ACCandother High-quality compressed format. it do not lie on the quality of music extremely ( of course, basicupper quality is necessary), but your ear. Using mp3 as sample, it is usual that most of us could not distinguish the difference between 320K and 192K songs except those so called "gold ears" who can tell the tinydifference between each of them.

Theaudiostyle of Ipod is insipid, it can truly bring back the original sounds to you, Concerning PSP, it inherited the inherent style of Sony, brings warm feeling to everyone who is listening, you can feel like music is surrounding you and embracing you.

Anyway, it is all depends on your ear, your feeling, so choose the one which you think is right