Hello I recorded two sound files on my Braille Sense 32 Plus in MP3 format to send to a friend as e-mail attachments. I haven't set up e-mail on my BSP. The first was just over 3 meg in size and, before sending it off to my friend, I played it using Windows Media Player on my PC. It was fine.
I then recorded the second file in MP3 format. It was over 5 meg in size and, before sending it off, I tried testing it in the same way as previously. Windows Media Player said: "Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The Player might not support the file type or might not support the codec that was used to compress the file." I believe that the only difference between the two files is that the second one is 2 meg bigger. Is this likely to make the second file unplayable with WMP or are there other issues? I'm trying to find a way to convert the second MP3 file to, maybe, WAV so I would be glad of a tip for doing this on the Braille Sense. Is this the best way to deal with my problem or am I missing lots of tricks here? Karl Farrell
