im kind of confused as to how this would work.. say if u have mp3s picture and videos on the phone. can you use touchxplorer to access and move these files to different folders?
also with the use of touchxplorer is there some kind of temporary internet file folder? because on wp7 if u try to download a mp3 link off of a hosted site, the mp3 somewhat downloads it plays the song but its not added to the device memory, i havent tested pictures or movie files but im assuming it maybe similiar as well. with touchxplorer is it possible to locate the mp3 that would play from the download link if so where would it be located? and would u be able to add the mp3 to ur library with touchxplorer?
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i have a player called tcpmp but always have to open that up to play the file i want, i just want to find the file click on it and then tcpmp can load up playing the avi file. is there any way i can do this? plus how do i change some files back to windows media audio file because some of them have changed too please helpppp.
found the problem 8) if anyones wondering what you need, you need 2 things that combine first get pockettweak from
http://tillanosoft.com/ce/ptweak.html and then
tGetFile.dll from
http://tillanosoft.com/ce/tgetfile.html
both of the sites have guides, hope this helps
I have been unable to put movies on my Vogue. I have tried many different file types and different programs to play those files on. Whenever I copy the file from my PC to my phone, a message appears saying that this file may not be able to play on the device. How can I put video files on to my phone? Any help would be appreciated!
EnterpriseNX01 said:
I have been unable to put movies on my Vogue. I have tried many different file types and different programs to play those files on. Whenever I copy the file from my PC to my phone, a message appears saying that this file may not be able to play on the device. How can I put video files on to my phone? Any help would be appreciated!
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Use WMV (it's compatible with the built-in WMP) or, even better, purchase CorePlayer, which is able to play almost all video formats.
yeah bro, juz try coreplayer..it'll work for most video format..or you can try snychronising your video files with ur pc's windows media player using activesync (xp) or WMDV (vista), this will convert the files to a playable format.
Hello!
I've got my Sensation yesterday
Loving it, despite of the bugsss
I see that Sensation can config SRS in the default player, wanna use it with speakers
But I rarely use the default player =\ .. mostly mSpot and I'm thinking of testing Google Music, both having their "custom" players
Is it possible to take advantage of SRS with any other streaming music player?
Or make the default player see the songs downloaded by mSpot? (yea.. I wasn't able to make it do that )
That's weird, cuz it can find musics downloaded by "MP3 Music Download". And it's not the codec either, it's m4a by mSpot.
Thanks in advance!
SRS and Dolby 5.1 are only available through stock apps from my experience. To get your media to show up in the stock app use an app that causes a new media search. SDRescan is free on the market. I use Extended Controls.
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SRS and Dolby 5.1 are only available through stock apps from my experience. To get your media to show up in the stock app use an app that causes a new media search. SDRescan is free on the market. I use Extended Controls.
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Thanks for your reply.
I tried the SDRescan, but it didn't work =\
I've also rebooted the phone.. it just doesn't see the mSpot folder -.-
I'm not familiar with mSpot. You say it stores m4a files on your phone? Try to look for the directory with Astro or Estrong. I'm betting they aren't there or are in a hidden directory. Make sure you set the file manager to show hidden files. Check mSpot to see if there is a setting that allows you to hide media from the Android system. Subsonic has a setting like that.
I did a test copying the mSpot file to another folder.. it was able to see the music
So I guess the file is not the problem
But still can't make it to scan mSpot folder
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I'm not familiar with mSpot. You say it stores m4a files on your phone? Try to look for the directory with Astro or Estrong. I'm betting they aren't there or are in a hidden directory. Make sure you set the file manager to show hidden files. Check mSpot to see if there is a setting that allows you to hide media from the Android system. Subsonic has a setting like that.
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The files are there. Didn't find any setting like that.
I think I'm just gonna try Google Music (to sync) and play them with default player
Thanks, though!
Oh.. I found a file named ".nomedia" inside mSpot's folder
After deleted that file, it was able to scan the folder ^^
But the song's properties (song name, singer, album..) are encrypted, so they're all messed up XD can't use it!
Just gonna try Google Music..
Use Volume+.
ercliou said:
Oh.. I found a file named ".nomedia" inside mSpot's folder
After deleted that file, it was able to scan the folder ^^
But the song's properties (song name, singer, album..) are encrypted, so they're all messed up XD can't use it!
Just gonna try Google Music..
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That sucks man. DRM sucks. Yeah any folder with a file .nomedia or any folder that begins with a . is hidden from a media scan. The period first in the name is how you label a file or folder hidden in Linux.
Here is my problem: I am trying to add some WAV files(lossless audio setting) to Zune via a direct copy of the files from an SD card to my PC. The audio files are from a CD that I own and ripped in that particular format. I have instructed Zune to look to a specific folder on the PC for music(the one that contains all of my audio files I would like to transfer to my WP7 device). Zune doesn't see these newly added files(older music files are there as well) and I am at a dead end in what to do to get them onto my phone. Any help is greatly appreciated. FYI-when I try to "Play with Zune" from a right click on the mouse, they won't play in Zune. When I try the same thing with WMP, it plays in WMP...go figure! I would just love to be able to drag and drop to add files to my Focus! Help?!
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Here is my problem: I am trying to add some WAV files(lossless audio setting) to Zune via a direct copy of the files from an SD card to my PC. The audio files are from a CD that I own and ripped in that particular format. I have instructed Zune to look to a specific folder on the PC for music(the one that contains all of my audio files I would like to transfer to my WP7 device). Zune doesn't see these newly added files(older music files are there as well) and I am at a dead end in what to do to get them onto my phone. Any help is greatly appreciated. FYI-when I try to "Play with Zune" from a right click on the mouse, they won't play in Zune. When I try the same thing with WMP, it plays in WMP...go figure! I would just love to be able to drag and drop to add files to my Focus! Help?!
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I would say, Zune doesn't support .wav extension. I recommend to convert it to .mp4 or .wma. Recommend to use some pro editor like Goldwave. Depend on you, but yeah, Zune does not support .wav
I just figured that out after staring at the file association page in the Zune setting. They need to support their own files!
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Not a completely bad thing. WMA lossless does sound pretty darn good, sadly though I don't think any "Phone" has the sound processing to let the files sound their best. If you want some damn good audio quality, the Zune HD was pretty much king as far as a SMP.
Hi
I learnt that Mango supports the wma lossless as mentioned in the thread below
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1221284&highlight=lossless
Is that true? Anyone tried?
My act was to drag converted wma lossless with mass storage enabler before mango. However the prob was the tags were wiped off
Would be great if Zune 4.8 supports wma ll
let me explain the situation a bit:
for a few days now i'm playing with DFT rom on my omnia and one of the good things is, that i now can use a browser with a download-manager (Opera Mobile)..
so i just made up a quick web server on my PC, hooked up folders with mp3s and navigated on it using Opera on my phone..
question is: after i download a .mp3 file off that server, Opera asks me where to put it; i select 'Music' folder and (to-check) with a root-explorer i find my downloaded .mp3 file under ./my documents/my music .. but how do i manage Zune to recognize the file and add to its library? where to put the file?
oh and sorry if it's already been answered but i did not find any useable information..
Zune randomly renames your mp3s when it adds to your phone. The problem you are running into is you can't do what you are wanting to do and have Zune read the file. The file system doesn't work that way. (At least to my knowledge.)
Why not just add the mp3's on your pc through zune so that it syncs everything?
Zune not only renames files when it syncs them to the phone, it also adds them to a database (this is the important thing). Just putting the media file into the correct folder (\My Documents\Zune\Content\...) doesn't work anyhow; the phone's media player won't know the file is there because it won't be in the database.
Thanks for the answers.. Maybe a homebrew music player will solve this in future..
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