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Which format takes up more room - MP3 or WMA?, I've completly forgotten.
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For me, WMA is far higher. But that may be because I have the copy quality at the max.
MP3 quality is worse too bare in mind.
MP3 quality is worse too bare in mind.
MP3.
WMA doesn't store track information aswell as MP3 though. In some players a WMA will just show up as 'Track O1' despite you giving the track the correct name as a file and in the 'track name' bit when you make a WMA.
MP3's less confusing if you're moving files from player to player.
WMA doesn't store track information aswell as MP3 though. In some players a WMA will just show up as 'Track O1' despite you giving the track the correct name as a file and in the 'track name' bit when you make a WMA.
MP3's less confusing if you're moving files from player to player.
MP3
MP3 is bigger, although it depends on what size you copy them on. On media player if you copy from disc, then you go to options and then the copy music tab and it tells you what quality you are copying at. Obviously higher quality is higher memory. I always copy on WMA because it takes up least room at lowest quality
WMA
Which format takes up more room - MP3 or WMA?, I've completly forgotten.
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