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          | Portable Multi-Media 
            Svstem spcification |   
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            PMMS-7P : |   
          | 6 IN 1 
            CARD READER UNIT |   
          | A robust, trendy portable multi-media system has 
            been developed to accommodate all your multimedia needs. This portable multi-media system comes completely with the 6-in1 card 
            reader (CF I/CFII /MMC
 /SM/MS/SD), DVD player, and 7" TFT LCD monitor. It is compatible with 
            various digital audio, video format including MP3, ACC, WMA, JPEG, 
            MJPEG, MPEG 1, MPEG 2, and MPEG 4.
 Whenever you wants for movie playing, music listening, or photo album 
            viewing, the PMMS-7P multimedia system can be the ultimate device 
            for you.
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                |  CD 
                  to MP3 Maker |   
                | CD to MP3 Maker is an extremely easy to use cd ripper and 
                  MP3 to WAV decoder and WAV to MP3 encoder for Windows 9X/NT/Me/2000/XP. 
                  It copies the audio digitally-not through the soundcard-which 
                  enables you to make perfect copies of the originals. It can 
                  also help you to burn your own customized CD from MP3 files. |   
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                | Key Features 
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                      | 1. | Rip CD -- It grabs from digital CD audio's 
                        tracks and saves them to files of MP3 or WAVE, ogg, wma,AAC(MP4) 
                        format |   
                      | 2. | It can convert MP3 files to WAVE files and WAVE files to MP3 files.It 
                        can convert any quality MP3 to CD quality's WAV(44100Hz,stereo,16bits) 
                        now. You may burn your own CD with these Wavs. Try it? 
                        Download Now |   
                      | 3. | CD to MP3 Maker supports the free online 
                        CD information, by which you can get the CD album, artist, 
                        track titles and much more CD information over Internet 
                        with just a button clicking. |   
                      | 4. | Automatically normalizes MP3s(WAVs) to consistent 
                        volume level |   
                      | 5. | It can edit ID3 Tag. |   
                      | 6. | CD, MP3 and WAV settings may be custom respectively. 
                        Bit rate, quality, sample rate CRC check, and so on may 
                        be custom in CD, MP3 and WAV settings dialog. You may 
                        get a good quality mp3s. |   
                      | 7. | It's fast, no temporary files are created during ripping 
                        and converting. |   
                      | 8. | It's easy to use. |   
                      | 9. | It runs well on all 32-bit Windows operating systems 
                        including Windows 95/98/NT/2000 /ME.
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                      | 10. | It's very small. The setup package is only 1.7M : |  |   
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                      | . | Minimum System Requirements |   
                      | . | Processor type: Pentium |   
                      | . | Processor speed: 100 MHz |   
                      | . | Memory (Cache): 16 MB RAM |   
                      | . | Harddisk: IDE |   
                      | . | Operating system: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP |   
                      | . | Graphics: 16bits colors @ 640 x 480 |  |   
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                |  Ease MP3 CD Burner |   
                | Want to burn your WAV, MP3, OGG or WMA files to audio CD to 
                  play with your CD Player? Please try ease mp3 cd burner. ease 
                  mp3 cd burner burns WAV, MP3, OGG or WMA files to Audio CD format 
                  for normal CD player acces. You can directly burn your WAV, 
                  MP3, OGG or WMA files to audio CD, just uncheck 'Cache/Normalize 
                  Files Locally' on the options windows. Or to normalize your 
                  audio file, you should check 'Cache/Normalize Files Locally' 
                  on the options windows, then our software will first normalize 
                  and decode your audio files to CD quality WAV files - 44100Hz, 
                  16bit, Stereo, in the temp file format. If the process is successful, 
                  Ease MP3 CD Burner will then burn the temp WAV files to your 
                  CD, or the burning will be cancel. After the burning, the temp 
                  files will be deleted automatically. And also, it is extremely 
                  easy to use for Windows 9X/NT/Me/2000/XP. |   
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                |  Ease 
                  MP3 WAV Converter |   
                | Ease MP3 WAV Converter is a software which directly converts 
                  audio files from MP3,OGG,WMA to WAV or from WAV to MP3 . It 
                  converts the audio files digitally-not through the soundcard-which 
                  enables you to make perfect copies of the originals. You can 
                  convert MP3 or OGG or WMA to WAV, so you can burn your own CD 
                  audio (Assuming you have a CD-R) or use your favorite audio 
                  editor. Converting your files is just a button click away because 
                  this program is user-friendly-directs the user from start to 
                  finish. You'll be an expert in no time! |   
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                | Key Features : |   
                | 1 .Easy to use – Just one click of the button!2 .Convert MP3,MP2,MP1,OGG,WMA into CD quality format WAVE 
                    files to burn.
 3 .Convert WAVE to MP3.
 4 .Normalize MP3.
 5 .Automatically normalizes MP3s to a consistent volume level.
 6 .Convert your MP3 files to lower or higher quality format 
                    MP3 files.
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                      | . | MP3 <-> WAV |   
                      | . | OGG -> WAV |   
                      | . | WMA -> WAV |   
                      | . | MP3 Normalize |   
                      | . | WAV Normalize |  |   
                | Minimum System Requirements |   
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                      | . | Processor type Pentium |   
                      | . | Processor speed: 100 MHz |   
                      | . | Memory (Cache): 16 MB RAM |   
                      | . | Harddisk: IDE |   
                      | . | Operating system: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP |   
                      | . | Graphics: 16bits colors @ 640 x 480 |  |   
                |  The 
                  History of MP3 Fraunhofer 
                    Gesellschaft and MP3 |   
                | The German company Fraunhofer-Gesellshaft developed MP3 technology 
                  and now licenses the patent rights to the audio compression 
                  technology - United States Patent 5,579,430 for a "digital 
                  encoding process". The inventors named on the MP3 patent 
                  are Bernhard Grill, Karl-Heinz Brandenburg, Thomas Sporer, Bernd 
                  Kurten, and Ernst Eberlein. In 1987, the prestigious Fraunhofer Institut Integrierte Schaltungen 
                  research center (part of Fraunhofer Gesellschaft) began researching 
                  high quality, low bit-rate audio coding, a project named EUREKA 
                  project EU147, Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB).
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                | Dieter Seitzer had been working on the quality transfer of 
                  music over a standard phone line. The Fraunhofer research was 
                  led by Karlheinz Brandenburg often called the "father of 
                  MP3". Karlheinz Brandenburg was a specialist in mathematics 
                  and electronics and had been researching methods of compressing 
                  music since 1977. In an interview with Intel, Karlheinz Brandenburg 
                  described how MP3 took several years to fully develop and almost 
                  failed. Brandenburg stated "In 1991, the project almost 
                  died. During modification tests, the encoding simply did not 
                  want to work properly. Two days before submission of the first 
                  version of the MP3 codec, we found the compiler error." |   
                |  What 
                  is MP3 |   
                | 1987 - The Fraunhofer Institut in Germany began research code-named 
                  EUREKA project EU147, Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB). January 1988 - Moving Picture Experts Group or MPEG was established 
                  as a subcommittee of the International Standards Organization/International 
                  Electrotechnical Commission or ISO/IEC.
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                | April 
                    1989 - Fraunhofer received a German 
                    patent for MP3. |  |  |  |