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We are currently experimenting with making the sermons on-line availability is not guaranteed and feedback is welcome See below for some more information on MP3s.
Morning Series - Who is Jesus?
Evening Series
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What
is MP3? (taken from BBC
WebWise)
MP3 is a near-CD quality file format for sound files, and is very popular for
music on the web.
It's becoming more popular as people use it to swap music online because of its powerful compression.
For example, you can get hundreds of songs on a single CD using the MP3 format.
MP3
MP3 is a digital music format which allows CD tracks to be reduced to around
a tenth of their normal size without a significant loss of quality.
This means that for the first time it's become practical to make music available for download over the internet as download times have been drastically cut.
MP3 strips out a lot of the information recorded in a song that our ears aren't able to hear and uses complicated maths to reduce the file size.
How to play MP3s
MP3s can be played on your computer using programs like RealOne,
WinAmp or Windows
Media Player.
Lots of people download MP3s and then burn them onto CDs. They also sometimes load their CD collection onto their PC and convert the songs into MP3s before putting them back onto CD.
That's because new walkmans are also becoming available that can play MP3s as well as normal CDs.
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