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Q) What is an MP3 Disk?
A) An MP3 disk is simply a data CD that can be read by most computers and even some modern CD players. These MP3 disks contain a compilation of files in MP3 format, which can be transferred onto and used on your computer in exactly the same way as downloaded MP3 tracks.
Q) So do I just receive a compact disk?
A) The disk you receive looks exactly the same as a CD you would buy from the shops, the only difference is that it won't play in standard hi-fi CD players, unless they are MP3 compatible (many modern CD players are indeed MP3 compatible).
The reason for this is because MP3 files are highly compressed versions of standard audio files. The advantage of this is that you can fit up to 10 times as many tracks on an MP3 disk compared to a standard CD, but the disadvantage is that older CD players cannot read them. You shouldn't have a problem reading them on a computer however.
Q) What is the best way to use an MP3 disk
A) After you receive your MP3 Disk, you can use it in the following ways:
1) If you have an MP3-compatible CD player, the disk should run successfully on such a machine. I would recommend you connect your player to some good-quality stereo speakers for best results.
2) You can transfer the files onto your home computer, and play them using Windows Media Player or other similar software. If your computer can burn CDs, you can select which MP3 files to burn to CD, as this enables you to rehearse away from the computer.
3) If you have an MP3 player or Ipod, you should easily be able to transfer the files from the MP3 disk onto your player. You should be able to do this using your own computer. Again, I would recommend that you connect your MP3 player to some good-quality stereo speakers for best results.
Q) So these disks represent a good bargain?
A) Absolutely. You can buy these pre-compiled disks at a fraction of the price of buying each piece individually, and as a bonus you don't need to use up a lot of bandwidth downloading them from the site.
For instance, if you were to purchase all 10 Beethoven Violin Sonatas on CD, you would pay around £80 or $135. Purchasing the MP3 disk of the Beethoven sonatas enables you to receive all the same tracks, at a fraction of the cost - just £27.99.
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