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Cell phones: LG enV and MP3/Videos
LG enV and MP3/Videos
by Mikel72 - 9/11/07 4:55 PMI have an LG enV from Verizon.
Actually I am using an MicroSD card (01Gb). I can play SOME MP3 files, I copy directly my MP3 files to the directory "My Music" in the card. I don't understand WHY SOME MP3 files play good and some of them can't play, the phone shows a message like this "Unable to play -name of file-".
I don't use that software that Verizon is selling for multimedia, and for some reason I don't want to buy it.
But I would like to know WHY I should use that software (65 dollars?), Is really important for play MP3?
Somebody found some way to play MP3 with NO problems without using the verizon CD?
Thank you
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by realgeorge39 - 9/11/07 7:29 PM In reply to: LG enV and MP3/Videos by Mikel72MovieTaxi Zune Video Converter is an extremely easy to use 1-Click solution to convert many more to Zune in high quality at high speed.With MovieTaxi you can easily watch all your videos on your Zune.
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Zune?
by Mikel72 - 9/12/07 3:33 AM In reply to: MovieTaxi Zune Video Converter by realgeorge39You said Zune and I am talking about LG enV cell phone.
They are the same thing?
Thanx
Chill man.
by Mesh84 - 9/12/07 10:01 AM In reply to: Zune? by Mikel72I've got an enV. I use a card reader through my USB, make sure all of my songs are converted to either .mp3 or .wmv format, and as long as the file isn't corrupt or pirated, it will play just fine. The only thing about the Music Essentials Kit is ($30) that it comes with a "flash" cable, so you can directly link your phone to your computer. But if you get a card reader ($25), you don't have to sync through windows and all of that. You can simply drag and drop, just like any other folder on your CPU. The Music Essentials Kit is just another option basically. I've got it, but just for the cable so I can use bitpim.
Just wondering.....
by Baper - 9/14/07 7:46 AM In reply to: Chill man. by Mesh84If you have a computer with Bluetooth and a phone with Bluetooth, do you need the USB cable to use bitpim? Can you use Bluetooth to transfer data?
Baper
hmmm...
by Mesh84 - 9/24/07 9:31 PM In reply to: Just wondering..... by BaperI'm not really sure about that one. I probably wouldn't try it because of all of the warnings about bitpim. It seems like this OTA software upgrade thing that Samsung is going to be doing... seems like a bad idea, I mean what if you lose service while you're doing it? Does it fry the phone? Is it warrantied? I know if you pull a phone off of a cpu while it's being flashed or the place loses power, 9 times out of 10, the phone and all of it's data are gone. I know thats a bit off subject, but I'm a firm believer in using a cable for touchy things like that... be it bitpim or a software upgrade. BT can disconnect pretty easily.
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