SD> I recently found my little MP3 player that uses SD cards for
 SD> storage.  So, I pulled out the SD card and stuck it into my
 SD> computer (it has a multi-format card reader built-in) and now I'm
 SD> noticing pops in all of the MP3s that are on there.  Some are
 SD> quite loud, some are not.

  If you copy the MP3s to your Hard drive first do you still hear
the pops?

 SD> I've never run into this phenomenon before and I was wondering if
 SD> any of you have...and if so, how did you fix it?

  If the above doesn't help, then copy them to the HDD and try running 
a filter on them that will remove pops and clicks, I use Wavelab which I
bought a number of years ago (In your case probably cheaper to just
buy the MP3's from a service then to buy wavelab) and it does a pretty
good job of getting rid of pops' and clicks from any MP3's I've made from
old records or even cleaning tape hiss from old cassettes.

Shawn
Written on: Thursday, 09/20/2007, at 13:10:45

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