Wednesday, June 21, 2006

What to look for in an MP3 player-3: Controls

Your MP3 player might be able to store thousands of songs and photos and to enjoy it all conveniently it’s important to be able to navigate this content efficiently.

The first level of interface is the physical controls on the player; for instance the iPod’s scroll wheel which is famous for its responsiveness and versatility.

If the player uses buttons make sure they are conveniently placed and easy to press. A hold button, which stops you accidentally pressing buttons when you are on the move, is also useful.

The second level is the internal software of the player which allows you to use the various features. Make sure that options like the graphic equalizer and radio pre-sets are easy to access and control.

Last but not least most of your MP3 collection will be transferred from your PC to your player so the PC software which connects the two is important. Usually there will be some software that comes with your player and there is plenty of free software like iTunes or Windows Media Player as well.

If you like to use a particular program like iTunes make sure your player is compatible.

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