Couldn' find the Internal memory size for storing music? Help anyone?
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Please click on the following link for complete specifications on the Xperia E:http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_xperia_e-5149.phpThank you.Customer support @ phonesnbeyond
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The site says 4gb but it is less then that. It is also split into 2 partitions. One partition that is little over 2gb for music and photos and other data. A second partition that is little under 1gb for OS and phone storage. Why it is split that way I am not sure. There is a sd card slot t hat supports up to 32gb or maybe it was 16gb. I don't remember the exact size. My phone died recently. Don't worry it is not a defect in the phone as I dropped it and it broke.
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Please click on the following link for complete specifications on the Xperia E: http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_xperia_e-5149.php Thank you. Customer support @ phonesnbeyond
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This says 8 GB but the version I have is 16 GB. That said it mainly depends on the format your music files are stored in: mp3, mp4, m4v, wav or ogg. There might be others. "Lossless" codecs (technical name for storage type) including wav, ogg & apple's secure drm (digital rights management- ie copyright protected) tend to be larger files. A standard 3 minute radio-friendly rock song in mp3 is going to be about 5 mb, 20 a hundred, 200 a gig- so, you do the math- roughly 1600 songs for the 8 GB version, double that for the 16. Of course Iron Butterfly's "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" is going to be larger- just an average, depending on your library.
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It depends on the music file size. 1 GB = 1000 MB's. The average song is between 5 and 6 MB's. So you should get between 1336 and 1500 songs (allowing for a bit of dead space on any drive for software)
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128GB is built-in or internal installed inside the player. Also, you can't swap it out for bigger one.
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Internal as far as I know. I have a little over 4 GB of audio on mine now and it is showing I have over 3 gb left.
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What I did was to create a single folder called MusicMix, and dumped almost 500 of my favorite tunes into it. I would think that if you created a complex directory structure, it might be fairly difficult to negotiate. Also, another consideration would be the class of Micro SD card you are using, the faster the read and write might be problematic. Please note that the inability to shuffling music is a huge disappointment.
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I have the 2 GB one. It holds about 500 songs. It's very basic and that's what I wanted. At least it doesn't shut off like my Sansa did.
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It depends on the length or amt of computer space it takes up, is my understanding. I have downloaded about 100 songs so far, and according to the device I have used about 10% of my available space.
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I have 70Gb on a 160Gb iPod, and all the CDs to match. The problem I have is that iTunes is the only practical way for the touch, so unless they allow Winamp to be used with the touch I will have to stick with my old style iPod. I hope the 4.0 operating system allows 3rd party software to work, if it does then there's a 128Gb iPod touch in my future, if it doesn't then there isn't. The touch actually has two memory devices, so a 128Gb chip allows a 256Gb touch or a 128Gb iPhone. The 64Gb parts are currently going in to mass production, which allows 128Gb touch and 64Gb phones.
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It uses a thumb drive, I don't even know if there is any internal memory. Probably not. I gave as a gift so I didn't really try it out.
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Assuming you are using standard quality MP3, then a typical pop song is 3-4MB. I am not sure how much of the memory is taken up by the OS. Another person said 2.1GB (seems like a lot). That would leave 13.9GB to store music. 13,900/3.5 = 3,971 or about 4,000 songs. If you have high quality MP3 (i.e. lossless) or use a different file format or have a large number of long classical songs, then you may get fewer songs. However, as another person pointed out, you can listen for hours/days without repeating song with a few thousand songs. Unless you have an unusually large music collection and all must fit on this device or you plan to have video too, 16GB should be fine. Assuming you are using standard quality MP3, then a typical pop song is 3-4MB. I am not sure how much of the memory is taken up by the OS. Another person said 2.1GB (seems like a lot). That would leave 13.9GB to store music. 13,900/3.5 = 3,971 or about 4,000 songs. If you have high quality MP3 (i.e. lossless) or use a different file format or have a large number of long classical songs, then you may get fewer songs. However, as another person pointed out, you can listen for hours/days without repeating song with a few thousand songs. Unless you have an unusually large music collection and... » Read More Assuming you are using standard quality MP3, then a typical pop song is 3-4MB. I am not sure how much of the memory is taken up by the OS. Another person said 2.1GB (seems like a lot). That would leave 13.9GB to store music. 13,900/3.5 = 3,971 or about 4,000 songs. If you have high quality MP3 (i.e. lossless) or use a different file format or have a large number of long classical songs, then you may get fewer songs. However, as another person pointed out, you can listen for hours/days without repeating song with a few thousand songs. Unless you have an unusually large music collection and all must fit on this device or you plan to have video too, 16GB should be fine. « Show Less
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Not sure, I have only 78 GB loaded and it's 29 days of music. 10,517 songs.
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Mine said 64 gig on the packaging and the sd card itself. Whenever I put the card in a device it registers as 29.9 gigs of.memory not 64. However after only using 2 gigs worth of music on it. An error occurred and now doesn't work at all.my computers won't recognize it either. I never even had the opportunity to listen to music out on it.
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Hi it has no internal memory, but you can use an SD card, or/and a USB hard drive, for storage, I use a 1tb drive, with no problems
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Yes, you have to put music in folders named as CD01, CD02 and so on. I use 8GB mem card and it works fine, no problem whatsoever. Didn't try with bigger ones.
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I'm running a 64 GB in mine. It's a SanDisk Mobile Ultra MicroSDXC Class 10 card, formatted to FAT 32, and partitioned by taking off 300 MB only. I'd be glad to give specifics if requested (quite easy). Oh, I installed Rockbox, too--essential--makes it a whole new level of player. (Installing needs a 32 bit computer or simulation program for the Sansa, also simple.
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you can not. just read the music that is in the memory does not have those functions