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"Zen Micro"

I'm in love.

That's agreed, but it's understandable.

Hmmm, I've encoded in far too high a bitrate.

Means I'll have to delete it all and then put it back on at a lower quality size (still damn good though) to fit all the stuff I want on - and I can always chop and change.

Still, I can tell it to put all the stuff on in about 3 minutes, go off and do something, come back and find it's all sorted and organised.

I love it.

My mp3 player could kick your mp3 player's ass, then dance on it's grave.

You fanboys are sad

Mines coming tomorrow ;' }

Although Ive been waiting since Friday. Damn you ebuyer, and your "pay a million pounds to have it delivered quickly" schemes.

gerbil man wrote:
> "pay a million pounds to have it delivered quickly"

Ahahaha, whoever came up with that is a genius.

So it's er, good then?

It's kinda on my list, along with the Zen Touch, Sony HD3 and Creative Zen Media Centre (bit on the pricey side though!).

The con: I have much, much more than 5Gb of MP3s on my machine.

The pro: Most of them are crppy album tracks I always skip past anyway.

Decisions, decisions...

I have over 5GB I reckon.

It just comes down to cutting out the crap, and encoding in 96kp rather than 128kp or whatever. Not much difference and you get loads on.

Cutting out the crap is easy enough, but I ain't re-encoding my library into 96Kbp! Is there a way to convert rather than re-rip? It's such a hassle digging all my CDs out.

You don't have to - when you transfer you can set the bitrate and it does it for you.

I think.

Anyway, it glows when it recharges. That's reason enough to buy.