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14. Playing Audio Files in media.
This chapter looks at issues relating to playing Audio Files in SD card
or USB. In this guide, the term "audio files" refers to files that have
been created using a PC or IC recorder. As previously mentioned,
PLEXTALK is capable of recognising and playing audio files which
are in any of the following file formats: Wave, MP3 or AMR-WB+.
Before proceeding with this section, you may wish to insert a SD card
or USB containing files in one or more of these formats into
PLEXTALK so you can try out the features as you proceed.
CAUTION: PLEXTALK is only compatible with SD or SDHC cards.
Using other type of memory cards, such as Memory Stick or MMC,
will cause a malfunction and should not be used.
NOTE: PLEXTALK cannot be used to record or edit audio files on SD
cards or USB.
14.1. About audio files.
This section gives you some more technical information about the
types of audio files that can be used with your PLEXTALK. The file
types are as follows:
MP3 Files - MP3 (short for MPEG1/2 Audio Layer 3) is a
standard for the compression of audio data. It allows
compression ratios of 1/10 or even 1/12, with Music CD quality.
PLEXTALK supports the following bit rates: MPEG1 Layer 3
from 32kbps to 320kbps and MPEG2 Layer 3 from 8kbps to
160kbps. It also supports VBR (Variable Bit Rate).
NOTE: For VBR, the reporting of the elapsed time and remaining
time is not accurate and should be viewed as an estimate only.
NOTE: PLEXTALK does not support MPEG2.5 Audio Layer 3 file
format.
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