can ipod or mp3 download audio files for learning language purpose?
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You can put anything audio onto your ipod. there are actualy podcasts and audiobooks that you can put onto your ipod. itunes can usually convert audio files to put onto an ipod. you can use ipods for studying, i think duke or some prestigious college actually gave them out for students to download lectures onto their ipods. for learning english, probably not a shuffle, you would probably want a screen so see what is playing. perhaps a nano or a 30gb one. 60gb is pretty expensive but it works. depends on how many files you want to put on your ipod and how much you want to spend.
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Use audiograbber.It's a freeware MP3 tool.
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You could try buying story tapes with words and pictures in english and play it to them
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Free mp3 from romania,and worldwide + a good search for free mp3 download you can find out at http://www.yacam.altervista.org/yahoo-hack/
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Use iTunes. Select MP3 in Preferences/Import first.
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u can download with limewire\nthey have like every language\nhope this helped
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No, but you could try the following link as you can learn loads of languages with them. \n\nhttp://www.transparent.com/languagepages/languages.htm
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MP3 should work unless you are not coding it to regular bitrate and frequency.  I think midi also works because it is music only.
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visit download.com and get audacity
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I use Winamp player. It contains radio stations you can listened to all over the world. I believe there might be a Indian/Pakistani radio station I am sure of. I know that it has Russian, German, Korean, Japanese (the ones I do listened to so I know for certain). You can get the basic free of charge, or the Pro for a small fee.
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Yes.\nYou can download whole albums and whole films\nThe only problem is you cant download specific one songs.
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you could try LimeWire
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I think you should have a look at Audacity \n( free software by the way )\n\n>google "audacity" and install it, you should have what you are looking for, and more...audacity can do a lot of things with audio files\n\nyou will also find a lot of tutorials\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/help/tutorials
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You cannot unless there is a free video or song available.\n\nDownloading free music can lead to piracy and it is against the law.
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Go to http://www.downloads.com and you can do a search for pretty much anything you need.\n\nOther suggestions:\nFor AAC --> MP3\nhttp://www.imtoo.com/wma-mp3-converter.html\n\nFor WMA --> MP3\nhttp://www.wma-mp3-converter.com/\nhttp://www.blazemp.com/convert_wma_to_mp3.htm\n\nThey are all free!
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Great question. And if you are planning to write your own CODEC (COder DECoder) for your own use, very cool.\n\nBe carefull though because the corporate owners of MP3 Thomson and Fraunhofer are ACTIVELY suing the pants of people big and small for infringing their patents.\n\nYou might want to consider patent and license free formats like OGG Vorbis, Speex, Flax, even Microsofts WMA!!!!!\n\nSounds like a cool project, even if you do decide to reverse engineer an MP3 codec just for your own totally cool learning project!
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Yes..use Windows Media Player, simple and sufficiant.\n\nLive Music online is called "Streaming Audio", all media players are able to do this..it just depend which filetype/program it uses to open it.\n\nNitrogen.