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    The document discusses MP3 players, including their history and components. It notes that an MP3 player is an electronic device that plays digital MP3 audio files and was created to develop a portable music source. Key events in the history of MP3 players included research beginning in Germany in 1987 that led to the MPEG standard, and the first portable MP3 players appearing in 1999. The basic parts of an MP3 player are described as the data port, memory, microprocessor, digital signal processor, display, playback controls, audio port, amplifier, and power supply. It works by having input, memory to store MP3 files, a processor to play the music, and output to headphones or a display. There are five main

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    The document discusses MP3 players, including their history and components. It notes that an MP3 player is an electronic device that plays digital MP3 audio files and was created to develop a portable music source. Key events in the history of MP3 players included research beginning in Germany in 1987 that led to the MPEG standard, and the first portable MP3 players appearing in 1999. The basic parts of an MP3 player are described as the data port, memory, microprocessor, digital signal processor, display, playback controls, audio port, amplifier, and power supply. It works by having input, memory to store MP3 files, a processor to play the music, and output to headphones or a display. There are five main

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    The document discusses MP3 players, including their history and components. It notes that an MP3 player is an electronic device that plays digital MP3 audio files and was created to develop a portable music source. Key events in the history of MP3 players included research beginning in Germany in 1987 that led to the MPEG standard, and the first portable MP3 players appearing in 1999. The basic parts of an MP3 player are described as the data port, memory, microprocessor, digital signal processor, display, playback controls, audio port, amplifier, and power supply. It works by having input, memory to store MP3 files, a processor to play the music, and output to headphones or a display. There are five main

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    The document discusses MP3 players, including their history and components. It notes that an MP3 player is an electronic device that plays digital MP3 audio files and was created to develop a portable music source. Key events in the history of MP3 players included research beginning in Germany in 1987 that led to the MPEG standard, and the first portable MP3 players appearing in 1999. The basic parts of an MP3 player are described as the data port, memory, microprocessor, digital signal processor, display, playback controls, audio port, amplifier, and power supply. It works by having input, memory to store MP3 files, a processor to play the music, and output to headphones or a display. There are five main

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    MP3 PLAYER

    GROUP MEMBES:
    • SIDRA NADEEM (20191-25967)
    • EISHAA ALAM (20191-26313)
    • RAHMEEN ASAD (20191-25914)
    • SYED HAIDER ABBAS NAQVI (20181-23905)
    WHAT IS AN MP3 PLAYER?

     An MP3 player is an electronic device that can


    play MP3 digital audio files.

     The basic idea of MP3 player was to develop a


    portable music source that can easily fit in the palm
    of your hands.
    HISTORY AND TIMELINE
     1987: The Fraunhofer Gesellschaft Institute in Germany
    began a research code-named EUREKA project EU147,
    Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB).
     1988: Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG) was established
    as a sub committee of the International Standards
    Organization.
     1989: Fraunhofer received a German patent for Mp3.
     1992: Fraunhofer’s and Dieter Seltzers‘ audio coding
    algorithm was integrated into MPEG-1.
     1993: MPEG-1 standard published.
     1994: MPEG-2 developed and published.
     1996: USA patent issued for Mp3.
    HISTORY AND TIMELINE
     1998: Fraunhofer started to enforce their patent rights. All
    developers of Mp3 encoders and decoders now have to pay
    a license fees to Fraunhofer.
     1999: A record company “SubPop” is the first to distribute
    music tracks in the Mp3 format.
     1999: Portable Mp3 players appears.
    BASIC PARTS OF AN MP3
    PLAYER
     Data Port: Allows MP3 player to connect with the computer.
     Memory: It is the storage capacity of the MP3 player. The bigger the
    memory, the more songs it can store. It is measured in bytes.
     Microprocessor: It is the main component of the mp3 player. When
    we want to use the controls to choose a song, it sends directions to
    the DSP telling it what to do.
     Digital signal processor (DSP): It performs the mathematical
    calculations necessary to decode the digitized music.
     Display: It is the screen of the MP3 player.
     Playback Controls: To change, pause, forward, rewind, or play songs.
    To increase or decrease volume.
     Audio Port: To connect earphones/headphones.
     Amplifier: To make the speakers to play louder and better sound.
     Power Supply: To charge the MP3 when it runs out of battery.
    HOW DOES IT WORK?

    WORKING: It has an input (probably a USB docking


    lead that hooks it up to your computer), a memory
    (either a small hard drive or a flash memory that can
    store MP3 files), a processor (something that can
    read the MP3 files and turn them back into music),
    and an output (a socket where you plug in your
    headphones). Most MP3 players have another output
    also: a little LCD display that tells you what's playing.
    TYPES OF MP3 PLAYERS
    There are 5 basic types of MP3 players:

     Flash memory MP3 players


     Hard drive and mini-hard drive MP3 players
     MP3 CD players and mini disc MP3 players
     Micro hard drive based MP3 players
     The hybrid MP3 players
    THANK YOU!

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