MP3's are what Napster allowed people to share (surely you've heard of
that!) There are alternatives out there. Plus new iBooks ship with
around 100 or so actual licensed MP3's (a very rare thing, they).

You can also "rip" your own from your own CDs. iTunes will do it for
you, as well as others.

PB

tedd wrote:
> 
> >Go to Google, and type in the name of a song you like plus "MP3", I bet one
> >will turn up. Download it, play it. Generally 1-5 MB.
> 
> Damn, another thing I got to figure out. I don't remember the names
> of any songs I like.
> 
> >SoundApp PPC can convert where Quicktime will not.
> >
> >MP3 is variety of the MPEG format as applied to sound. It is actually a
> >variant of MPEG 2 format I think.
> >
> >MPEG stands Motion Picture Experts Group, I believe, as opposed to the
> >Joint Photographic Experts Group denoted by JPEG.
> >
> >Standards and formats makers/designers.
> >
> >Robert Bob
> 
> Thanks for the info, bobo.
> 
> tedd
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