I did use Napster to go with my old HTC Touch (1GB Storage) without any problems.
Now I tried to use Napster to Go with my German HTC Touch Diamond 2 an a 16GB Sandisk SD card.
Somehow the WMD connection drops while transferring the files sporadically.
Neither Napster nor HTC feels responsible for the problem.
I also tried another Sandisk 16 GB storage card – but the problem remains.
Does anybody uses Napster To Go without any problems on the HTC TD2?
Does the connection problems exist within other circumstances?
Does nobody use "Napster to go"?
The problem is getting worse.
After a hard reset of my TD2 I was able to transfer about 40 music files without the device disconnecting.
Every transfer lowered the amount of transferable files.
Now I only have to start Napster with the TD2 connected and the Windows mobile device center caches and the device disconnects.
Strange, isn‘t it?
MBastian said:
Does nobody use "Napster to go"?
The problem is getting worse.
After a hard reset of my TD2 I was able to transfer about 40 music files without the device disconnecting.
Every transfer lowered the amount of transferable files.
Now I only have to start Napster with the TD2 connected and the Windows mobile device center caches and the device disconnects.
Strange, isn‘t it?
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hello, i dont have a topaz, got a fuze, but i had this same problem, what i found out was i was having a software conflict, dont know which software i loaded, i did a hard reset and loaded everything then tried putting my music on and i would get disconnected, then i decided to hard reset again, this time i did not load anything, i started transfer and no problems. i would load about 7-8 gb of music, then load all my cabs, hope this helps
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Hi,
I am using ActiveSync via Bluetooth ty sync my MDA Compact (HTC Magician...) with computer.
When I am trying to upload files to Storage Card in MDA, it always brokes. Sometimes one or two mp3s are uploaded, then ActiveSync disconnects. Everytime there are unfinished files.
There is enough space in card, same as memory of MDA is not full...
Do you use this way to upload files into MDA?
Does it work for you?
Installing (usually smaller than one mp3 size..) programs works for me.
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boruvek said:
Hi,
I am using ActiveSync via Bluetooth ty sync my MDA Compact (HTC Magician...) with computer.
When I am trying to upload files to Storage Card in MDA, it always brokes. Sometimes one or two mp3s are uploaded, then ActiveSync disconnects. Everytime there are unfinished files.
There is enough space in card, same as memory of MDA is not full...
Do you use this way to upload files into MDA?
Does it work for you?
Installing (usually smaller than one mp3 size..) programs works for me.
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I have never sync files with bluetooth but the fastest way is to use a USB cable - open windows explorer or similar app and drop the desire file in the storage card folder.
nevertheless you should be able to sync mp3 via bluetooth without problems. Bare in mind that as well as turning on bluetooth you need to tick receive all incoming beams
I´m quite new with my MDA may be some experience guys can help you further
Hi
when syncing its fine
but when it comes to copying stuff over to the microdrive or
minisd card it times out vista come up with error saying device has turned off
anyone else had this prob ?
is there a timing setting i dont know about ?
cheers
Are they large files by any chance? If so, there seems to be a 'feature' of craptivsync and the Ameo where it won't copy large files (+20mb in my tests) without crapping out. The fix is to install wm5torage which makes the device act like a USB drive (overriding activesync). This works without issue and is about 1000x quicker than copying files via activesync. I'm using it even for small files as it seems to work at USB2 speeds rather than Serial Speeds! Do a search on here for Wm5torage and you'll be away.
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Are they large files by any chance? If so, there seems to be a 'feature' of craptivsync and the Ameo where it won't copy large files (+20mb in my tests) without crapping out. The fix is to install wm5torage which makes the device act like a USB drive (overriding activesync). This works without issue and is about 1000x quicker than copying files via activesync. I'm using it even for small files as it seems to work at USB2 speeds rather than Serial Speeds! Do a search on here for Wm5torage and you'll be away.
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I think all T-mobile user experience this problem, yes, the only solution now for you guys is to use the wm5torage. Luckily the DOPOD U1000 don't have this problem, and also an interesting point is my DOPOD U1000 transfer file equally fast as wm5torage via activesync, and no problem with large file as well. (over 2Gb)
I've not had any problems with my Ameo - copying 350 - 400 meg AVI files to the microdrive (using just regular ActiveSync only) works fine.
Well, I say fine - the progress bar goes a little bonkers. If it is to be believed, then the transfer restarts about half a dozen times, gets about 1/5th of the way through, then completes instantly.
But the files always end up on the Ameo fine.
Hi,
interesting to know it does it on some and not on others
i tried that program and it works fine
thanks for replys
I have only this problem when I transfer large files and I use my Ameo. When you leave your Ameo alone during the transfer their wil be no problem. I noticed this problem for the first time when a lot of programs were running.
I'm having some ActiveSync probs with my WIz. I have been able to put my movies [that were broken into parts in RAR archives] onto my SD card a few times without any problems ( by just dragging and dropping ) but now all of a sudden, my computer tells me that the specified file cannot be found and I no onger have a Active Sync connection.
I think it may be my computer, but it has worked before. Can anyone help me with a way to fix this, or suggest some other software for my to sync my movies with?
Hey guys.
I live in Australia, I have the Telstra-stock i9000T. Ended up rooting it and putting on the NZ "Telecom" version with HSDPA / NextG 850Mhz capabilities, because Telecome released 2.2 Froyo MUCH MUCH sooner than Tesltra bothered to do.
The phone has been running great ever since - and I only mentioned the above because before rooting it, i was able to watch 2GB-sized files of .mp4 videos without a hitch...now it seems i can't even TRANSFER them onto my device.
Whether i connect the USB and try and connect via 'mass storage' or 'kies' and copy/paste the video to my SD card (Sandisk 16GB SDHC, bought new), it just says it cannot copy. i USE Win7, if it gives me a timeframe to transfer (usually doesn't, so hard to tell if its working or not), it says 11-12 hours, which is insane, as at work, can take between 20-30 mins MAX to transfer a 2-3gb file. The audio file attache dis H264, or a common playback that IS normally compatable with this phone, so thats not the issue...
What its now doing, which it didn't before when i was able to transfer and play without a hitch - was it now asks to transfer and CONVERT to a playable format, or just transfer over knowing it may not work? No matter which option i select, it wont transfer over. I am still able to transfer smaller files, pictures, etc. Has anyone encountered this problem, or can suggest a way of fixing this?
PHONE DETAILS (after Telecom NZ flash)
Firmware: 2.2
Baseband: I9000TDOJP1
Kernel: 2.6.32.9
EDIT/UPDATE: Put the SDHC card into a USB reader, plugged into PC and transferred mp4 video files that way - the videos are recognised and play to perfection, so i am led to believe its an issue with Kies or the transferring of certain files to this phone when its turned on and in USB mode. The USB cable is the one that comes with my original package so i really dont know what the problem could be, i've only recently flashed a new copy of Win7 Ultimate 32 bit, so i doubt that comes into play... any thought?
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Anyone at all?
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This is happening to me, now I am unable to flash and my phone is messed up now.
I havent got to that point myself, probably should look into this next. I'm selling it shortly in favour of the SGS2.
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No one else?
I would dump/remove kies and then just install the latest/correct USB drivers, unless you have a real need for kies?
I would turn on USB debugging and connect to my PC that way. It's much simpler than trying to go via Kies (which I don't bother using any more).
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I would turn on USB debugging and connect to my PC that way. It's much simpler than trying to go via Kies (which I don't bother using any more).
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I might uninstall and reinstall the drivers, the problem still occurs whether i use Kies ir not, i prefer not to use the software either - its easier directly dealing the the files in question.
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So far I've tried plugging my phone into my computer, but data rates were around 5Kbps. Then I tried using allshare, but no configuration of software and settings on my computer worked (tried boxee, WMP and WMC, as well as Samsungs media share program). I could never even see my computer listed as a server that I could play from. Finally I dug out my micro to standard SD converter and plugged it into my computer, but upon transfering the video I got a "Semaphore timeout period has expired" error.
Ideally I would like to get streaming to work, but I'll take anything at this point. I just want to lie in bed and watch some movies. Any Ideas?
You may need to reformat your sd card. It may take awhile since it already has issues but back it up on the computer, pop it back in the phone, format it, then put it back in the computer and restore everything.