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Downloading a file onto my PPC from GPRS...?

is it possible to download a file to my pocket PC through the internet? I was wondering if there was a program that allowed me to insert an online link to a music video or something and download it straight to my PPC. This would allow me to download and watch things whilst im out and about connected to O2 GPRS
Thanks
Simon

are you talking about peer 2 peer
streaming
ftp
or normal http download ?
at least http download should be supported in IE

hi to see photos

hi plz i can,t see my phots in my pc if i transfar it to my pc beat i can see them in my tellpone thanks

You should be able to transfer photos through any means and view the photos on your PC. How are you transferring them, through Active Sync?

Video from phone to pc

Hey,
I used the search function and did not find what I searched for so I hope I did not oversee something
I recorded some videos with my phone (HTC hero with the standart camera) and as I wanted to copy the files to my pc I could not find them. There is the option to share via gmail or bluetooth but the files are to big for gmail and my pc does not have bluetooth so how can I transfer these video files to my pc?
Is it even possible?
Thanks in advance

Nobody can help?

What about moving stuff to SD card and pulling card / using USB adapter to plug in PC? Plus it all depends on what format device records video in that will determine if you can play on PC.
good day.

I can´t find it on my phone. I used Root Explorer to look for the videos but I dunno where they are saved, do you know what folder I have to look for?
Thx for the advice btw

Sorry winmo user. But after some searching the videos should be in the same folder as your pictures.
good day.

I guess I found the solution here:
http://androidforums.com/incredible...59-htc-incredible-file-structure-im-lost.html
Just posting it, in case anyone else has the problem. Thanks, seems your advise solved it.

Could someone help me connect to my PC with my phone?

Hello all, Im having some trouble figuring this out. And I need a lil help if someone could. I would like to be able to file share between my computer and my phone, and even stream movies, music to my phone via wifi. I have a dsl modem with wifi built in, its connected to my laptop with a wire. So is there any thing I can do to achieve this? ES File manager has FTP and LAN clients built in, cant I use that somehow to connect to my computer and transfer stuff? Thanks for any help

You can always use DoubleTwist with AirSync or Winamp. They are the 2 apps that I know will allow this. Also, try Dropbox.
Sent from my AT&T Inspire 4G.

plug in the usb.. click disk drive

if you would like to transfer files wirelessly you have to install a media server on your pc.. i use serviio. then you have to find a program from the android store that will see the server on your pc from your phone and transfer files.

steevod79 said:
if you would like to transfer files wirelessly you have to install a media server on your pc.. i use serviio. then you have to find a program from the android store that will see the server on your pc from your phone and transfer files.
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ok, i installed serviio and its running, i chose which files to share, now what do I do? do I have to go into network sharing center and give it a name and pass or something like that?
I also have estrong file explorer and file expert which is supposed to connect to servers also.

Well you can just use Dropbox, its an app and also a program for PC...just sign in, and anything you put in it, you can access, whenever, anywhere (by singing into the app of course) .

amazon music transfer from phone to pc

hi all, is it possible to transfer downloaded amazon music files to my pc? When i use file explorer on my phone i can see the files, however when i connect my phone to my laptop i cant see the folder, is there anway around this?

AirMore
You might want to try doing it wirelessly. Try Airmore you can use this to transfer files from phone to PC and vice versa.