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Does i-river IHP 120 support cue files?. who about iPod? :S anyone?
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| dyson |
hi :D
I just wanted to ask that.. if theres anyone with the i-river iHP-120.. Please PM me, just 2 question on my mind before I buy, and I didn't know in which forum to put this.. thanks y'all ;) :D |
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| MrSquirrel |
iPods don't support cue files but you can split the sets up into separate tracks and use a playlist to play them in order.
The playlisting capabilities of the iPod are very nice.
MrS |
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| tc-fan |
| those 2 plus the ZEN NX XTRA 'r' the best mp3 players period ..you cant go wrong with eaither....i got a zen... |
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| djeternal |
| kind of off topic but....hows the sound on the iriver. I find that alot of mp3 players cant reach high volumes. I need my music loud to block out all the noises from the outside. |
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| dyson |
dunno about the others but the i-river seems to be very loud and with almost no distortion...at least thats what all the reviews said...
em.. but can I also use the i-river to store files?... like pictures and stuff?.. even if I can't view the on the i-river.. it would be nice to have a portable 20 gig hard drive ;)
MrSquirrel
but if I split them.. wouldn't there be that anoying silence between tracks? :s
thanks y'all ;) |
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| infinity HiGH |
iriver makes really really really good equipment.
i wish there was a way to use a cue sheet for those longass sets, cuz i don't feel like splitting up an mp3 and having pauses between the tracks. |
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| DjJade |
iriver:
s/n ratio: 90db
maximum output: 40mW
Zen:
s/n ratio: 98db
maximum output: 100mW
ipod:
doesnt release these specs becuase it sucks in sound quality...but it looks cool and its small atleast |
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| physe |
| quote: | Originally posted by djeternal
kind of off topic but....hows the sound on the iriver. I find that alot of mp3 players cant reach high volumes. I need my music loud to block out all the noises from the outside. |
The iPod can go quite high. That may be becuase I just use my Pioneer HDJ 1000s to listen and the headphones can block a lot of outside noise as well. For the moment I only use the 1000s with my mp3 player becuase I need to get the money for TTS now. The headphones are the first step for me and I may as well use them right? =) I know it's off topic but people probably think I'd be crazy to shell out $300 bucks for casual listening headphones.
Bottom line: if you can afford it, a good pair of headphones can make a large difference in blockin outside noise but I'm sure you already know that.
Just my 2 cents. =) |
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| DjJade |
| ^^^ i second that one... i use my hd-280s for mixing but i have a pair of etymotic er-4 for listening |
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| NetX |
i have an iriver slimX imp-400 (cd mp3)
very satisfied, although as far as i know there are NO hdd-players nor CD-players that support cue-files.
Too bad, with my selection of around 200gb of livesets.
but the imp-400 can at least fast-forward at a decent speed, so thatīs at least something.
and depending on some good headphones it can be f*cking loud - loud enough to block out pretty much every sound, me thinks |
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| Dj onE |
| quote: | Originally posted by physe
The iPod can go quite high. That may be becuase I just use my Pioneer HDJ 1000s to listen and the headphones can block a lot of outside noise as well. For the moment I only use the 1000s with my mp3 player becuase I need to get the money for TTS now. The headphones are the first step for me and I may as well use them right? =) I know it's off topic but people probably think I'd be crazy to shell out $300 bucks for casual listening headphones.
Bottom line: if you can afford it, a good pair of headphones can make a large difference in blockin outside noise but I'm sure you already know that.
Just my 2 cents. =) |
damn if you payed 300 for those headphones you got ripped off bro...i only payed $130 for them...i dont even think the retail price is that :eyes:
.dJonE. |
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