The great attraction of the MP3 format is its ability to compress files, making it a convenient, versatile and very popular way of storing music.

Because of the small file size you can easily download and email MP3s. There are numerous programs for playing MP3s available, such as Windows' Media Player, Real Player, iTunes or WinAmp.

Although all of these programs will play your MP3 tracks, if you buy music through them they will download tracks in another format. It is possible to buy special software to convert to and from MP3. But to save yourself the hassle, it is worth thinking about what you will use to play the music before you download it.

Numerous websites offer legal MP3 downloads for a small fee, typically less than £1 per track.

Many people upload (‘rip') their CD collection to their computer. Once stored on your hard drive, you can play your music through the speakers on your computer or through headphones. You can also create your own compilation albums and playlists.

When you rip from a CD to your computer's hard drive, you will be able to choose the levels of compression. The higher you set the compression rate (typically between 48 and 192 Kbps) the smaller the file will be, but with a resulting loss in audio quality.

You can copy MP3 files onto a portable MP3 player - or in the case of iTunes, an iPod or other Apple device. Portable radio/CD players now have the capability to play MP3s too. Another option is copying (‘burning') music downloads from your computer to a blank CD.

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