hi
is 2 gig the max SDcard you can really use in bs3 and bs4? i see 4gigs really cheap so can they be used?
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2gig card the max
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they can be used, but as far as I know, the problem will be the navigation between the different folders that will take much more time as there can be much more folders on one SDCard. If you want to try them out, go on and do it, it sure will be an interesting experience. On BS3 and BS4, it should be ok, but on a BS2 I would stick to the max of 2GB, as the batterey would be down much faster with larger SDCards.
so nobody knows or helps me. i will go and buy a cd player from denon cos they helps me
I only use 2GB SD cards so can't help. Be patient my friend, the answer will come.
Beosound 2,3 & 4 can only use SD cards up to 2GB
Location: Hampshire, England
what rate does the bs4 record at?
BeoSound 4 records sound in a quality that the human ear cannot distinguish from CD quality.
how many songs will it put on a card
Very debatable this! It records at 128 kbps which in my view is not as good as I would want. I record at 320 kbps which I cannot tell from CD - but I am getting old!! 😂
The number of songs depends on the length of the track so is difficult to estimate. The standard measure of tracks per Gb is usually done at 128 kbps though.
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Yes it records at 128kbps which is a ballance between sound quilty and storage capacity. The sound quality is hard to distinguish between C.D and SD card, most of my friends cannot tell. I would prefer to record at a slightly higher kbps rate but such is life. You can always pull out the C.D if you want the extra quality or connect you P.C/ Laptop to the AUX (which i have also done) and download at a higher rate, then you have all bases covered. In regards to the larger card capacity, just buy two 2gig cards. I believe thay're getting alot cheaper now, problem solved. Also BeoWorld is run by Fans and consumers of the product and not by B&O themselves, these are customers helping you out. This website shouldn't be used as a refrence against the product for comparison with other brands.
Cheers.
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