dadkins
Merry Whatever
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join:2003-09-26
Hercules, CA
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July 6th, @11:14AM
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Re: Say What?
Drag n Drop | 
Motorola Phone Tools | 
Rhapsody on Vista |
No idea what your phone interface looks like, but this Motorola V3(NOT exactly an MP3 player but...) shows in it's own window(Bluetooth Information Exchanger)
Drag n drop works - even over Bluetooth.
Motorola Phone Tools makes it have a GUI.
Rhapsody on a Vista Machine? Works fine on this VAIO(Vista Home Premium).
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jhacker
join:2001-12-11
Peoria, IL
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 ·AT&T Midwest
| I don't have Moto Phone Tools, but I do have BITPIM. Normally if I want music on my phone I just take the microSD card out of the phone and insert it into the card reader. I guess the point of my original post is that they have to make things easier and better for non-techies if they want to capture a bigger share of the music audience.
I haven't spent much time trying to get the Verizon/Rhapsody program to work. This is mostly because of my work schedule. So far every time I scan my library for music it crashes. Plus, it won't automatically load the proper drivers for my phone but I do know where to find them. I already had them loaded with the old VCast program and BITPIM, so I don't see why there is a problem. I just haven't been persistent enough to work out the problems yet. Maybe tomorrow when I FINALLY have a day off work.
I also have a question. Can you use the Verizon/Rhapsody subscription service with your MP3 players also, or do you have to hold a separate Rhapsody subscription for that? |
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