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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Swissboy" data-source="post: 3147428" data-attributes="member: 4926">About ten years or so ago, I bought a set of bird recordings for North American birds. These were sold by Birdjam, and I had to buy them via the iTunes store. Thus they came in a format that is fine for my oldish ipod. But as that model tends to reset often, it is not always useful in the field. So I'm looking either for a replacement set of recordings or for converted versions to be played on my Olympus LS-11. I found that the apple versions can be converted with a program by AVS that I had bought mainly for other purposes. But that package has a converter program. Looks like it is not perfect though.Thus, alternatively, I wonder whether there are sound libraries for North American species that can be bought and used on the LS-11. I know I could try to make my own compilation from xeno-canto. But that would be way too time consuming.The LS-11 (and I assume the related Olympus recorders as well) have one quirk, however. Sounds can only be stored in a Music folder. And there are limitations as to how much can go in there. Certainly much less than what finds room on a SD card. Euro Birds recordings that I had bought from Bird Guides iDentify are working very well, though. Thus, a like version for North America would certainly work as well, I think.I'd like to know of any well proven such compilations. Thanks in advance.</blockquote>