Creative Zen Neeon

rpammi · Post by **rpammi** » Thu, 03 Nov 2005 4:27 pm

hi all ,,hope u can help..i just got myself a Zen Neeon MP3. Thing is that after installing the Creative Software,i realised that I could rip songs from Audio CD's into my MO3.. but can anyone assist to tell me,,,how do I transfer songs from Kazaa to my MP3.. i dont even know how to use it..oh no,,i m sounding like a stupid singaporean heheheee..

pls help

Scorpion · Post by **Scorpion** » Fri, 04 Nov 2005 2:49 am

Halo Kazza is an internet sharing medium, where one can share is local computer to the world. so any body can search for the contents and download the needed.

So download the software, register, search for the mp3, download and copy to your player. thatz it.

samantha · Post by **samantha** » Mon, 28 Nov 2005 2:51 pm

I'm giving up my Zen Micro and asking for a full refund from creative. Barely a year and i have recieved 3 replacements from creative... and the brand new 3 week old player they just replaced me with is showing signs of firmware problem...

I give up... Really.. And i'm going to use that refund to get a ipod nano...

Bremen · Post by **Bremen** » Mon, 28 Nov 2005 3:25 pm

samantha wrote:I'm giving up my Zen Micro and asking for a full refund from creative. Barely a year and i have recieved 3 replacements from creative... and the brand new 3 week old player they just replaced me with is showing signs of firmware problem...

I give up... Really.. And i'm going to use that refund to get a ipod nano...

Skip the iPod nano. Go for an iRiver.

iPod sound quality stinks, and Apple's customer service is much, much worse than Creative's.

samantha · Post by **samantha** » Mon, 28 Nov 2005 3:54 pm

than how is the customer service for iriver? i need to make contingency plans in case the player fails (that is if i buy it ;p). and is it a flash memory player (>3GB)?

Bremen · Post by **Bremen** » Mon, 28 Nov 2005 4:06 pm

samantha wrote:than how is the customer service for iriver? i need to make contingency plans in case the player fails (that is if i buy it ;p). and is it a flash memory player (>3GB)?

Ah, no, it's not flash. Only apple makes flash players with that size due to them buying up all of samsung's production.

samantha · Post by **samantha** » Mon, 28 Nov 2005 4:12 pm

ARGH!!! I wanted nano for its flash memory.. so i can go jogging with it!!! Any other suggestions?

ish8 · Post by **ish8** » Mon, 05 Dec 2005 1:04 pm

hi all
does anyone know how is the battery life for the crative compare to the apple
thanks. currently still comapring this two product

Bremen · Post by **Bremen** » Mon, 05 Dec 2005 3:07 pm

ish8 wrote:hi all
does anyone know how is the battery life for the crative compare to the apple
thanks. currently still comapring this two product

Try reading the reviews. In general, Creative and iRiver have better battery life. Creative already had MP3 players with 24hr battery life and iRiver had 18hrs when apple was still struggling to manage 8.

ish8 · Post by **ish8** » Mon, 05 Dec 2005 7:25 pm

Bremen wrote:
ish8 wrote:hi all
does anyone know how is the battery life for the crative compare to the apple
thanks. currently still comapring this two product
Try reading the reviews. In general, Creative and iRiver have better battery life. Creative already had MP3 players with 24hr battery life and iRiver had 18hrs when apple was still struggling to manage 8.

hi bremen , thanks for the info , battery life is very important especially when travellin. anyway , wanna go and feel the product before make any decision. thanks.

samantha · Post by **samantha** » Tue, 06 Dec 2005 10:07 am

actually it really depends on the volume u listen to. My Creative Zen micro is supposed to last 14hrs (somewhere about there). But i think its supposed to last for 14 hours at a very soft volume, no extra bass boosting and no changing of tracks. For me, it won't last for more than 6 hours.

Bremen · Post by **Bremen** » Tue, 06 Dec 2005 10:29 am

samantha wrote:actually it really depends on the volume u listen to. My Creative Zen micro is supposed to last 14hrs (somewhere about there). But i think its supposed to last for 14 hours at a very soft volume, no extra bass boosting and no changing of tracks. For me, it won't last for more than 6 hours.

My iRiver lasts 16 hours... It's the old H120... With equalizer, VBR MP3 files, 160kbps WMA files and some ogg vorbis files too.

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