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+Episode: 42
+Title: HPR0042: Zune Review
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0042/hpr0042.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-07 10:39:55
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+Welcome to another episode of HBR. I'm your host Enigma and today I will be
+talking about a new little toy I got. It's a Zoom 30-Yig MP3 player, video MP3
+player. I wanted to talk about the pros and cons of this versus the iPod and
+before everybody yells at me for being a sellout and getting a Microsoft
+product. The only reason that I purchased this was I got a good deal because I
+recently bought a new laptop and I got a deal at Circus City with the
+Zoom and the laptop. I think I got those soon for 80 bucks and it was like
+price point was like 140. So I'll get started with the pros. The thing that
+attracted me the most for this MP3 player was the large screen. It's got a
+three-inch screen that's got a beautiful display and that's what first caught
+my eye and the reason that I even asked about it. It also has a very easy
+interface. The sync software is in my opinion a lot less annoying than the
+iPods sync. I've had issues with the iPods sync on a Windows box all the
+time in the past and the Zoom software I haven't had issues since it's a
+Microsoft product I would hope I wouldn't. The price point for the 30-Yig
+video iPod I believe is a little bit steeper than I think. I want to say it's
+around 150 bucks. I got mine for 80 again. The normal price point is 140 so
+they're about the same. The battery life I was actually impressed with I got
+I've never actually clocked it on the video side but I get about 10 to 15
+hours on the audio side and I've never really clocked it from you know
+straight continuous play. It's been interrupted so I'm sure that it's not a
+very good guide for that. Another nice feature is it has a wireless sync which
+I was kind of impressed with. I still need to play around with it a little bit
+but you can if you're within your home network you can specify your SSID and
+your web or WPA key in the sync software and it'll automatically sync to your
+computer that you have the whatever you specify is in its library so if you have
+like a file server you can wirelessly sync to that file server. It's also got
+a build-in FM radio and I found this kind of neat. I don't even know if the
+iPod has this but you know if you want to listen to the radio you can. Another
+feature that I haven't tested yet but I want to play around with is it's
+compatible with the Windows Vista home premium and ultimate support for the
+DVR codec which is their codec for their media center and you can record
+movies or TV shows from your Windows media center with a TV tuner and
+actually play it back on your zoom which I don't know how that actually
+works so I want to play around with it and see see what I can get out of it. The
+cons the software only works in Windows it doesn't have any wine support at
+the moment in Linux and there's plenty of hacks out there for the iPod I
+haven't found a lot for the zoom probably because it's you know Microsoft
+product and it's proprietary and but if anybody knows of any cool hacks with
+the zoom please let me know you can email me at the site or the feedback
+link whatever because I'd really like to play around with this and the other
+con is not enough codec support I'll go through the codex right now it
+obviously supports WMA for video it supports mp3 for audio mp3 playlist
+I'm sorry WMA with Windows Media Audio and WMV for the Windows Media video as I
+said it supports the Windows Media Center DVR which is the dot DVR MS it
+supports zoom playlist obviously it supports mp4 video it supports mp4 it
+supports AC audio created with the ACLC audio codec m4a and m4b I've never
+seen that codex so I don't know much about it but the zoom supports it and
+that's about it so a lot of the codex like your DIVIX codex and that aren't
+supported natively which means you would have to convert them to one of these
+codex and then let the software or the zoom software sink it up it won't see
+anything in your library in the zoom software that isn't in that isn't in
+these codex so you would have to convert it and then stick it in the folder that's
+your zoom library to get it to recognize to even sink to your zoom which I
+think's a little bit of a downfall I think it should have a little bit more
+support but again it's a Microsoft product so what can you expect all in all
+I've been very happy with my zoom I don't do a lot of things with basically the
+only thing I got for this mp3 player for was for audio listen to work and to
+store you know hack TV and hack five and a couple of the podcasts pure
+pronage a couple of podcasts that I or the video casts that I watch a lot so I
+can watch them in the airport or watch them on the plane whatever I wanted to
+it's got a very pretty screen so you can watch it for hours which I did like
+most of the video iPods that I've seen or video mp3 players whatever you want to
+call them have such a small screen that I but I really don't like but this one
+has a nice big screen and I do enjoy it so that's all for today if anybody's
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+we can work something out in the rotation so email me at admin at
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+you know you loved it you hated it whatever you want to comment about please
+email feedback at hackerpublicradio.org and have a nice day