I own a HP Ipaq Pocket PC with a SD slot running windows mobile 2003. Can I use clone dvd moble to convert my movies to a format that will work with it? I have pocket TV pro and windows media player on the device. If anyone can help much thanks.
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dtsig
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I have a ipaq 6315 and use coreplayer. I play avi files as i rip all my files to that format for display on several devices. I have had no problem
I note on the site for pocket TV pro that it supports avi and mpeg so you should not have any problems.
I would suggest that you use their free trial before buying
I note on the site for pocket TV pro that it supports avi and mpeg so you should not have any problems.
I would suggest that you use their free trial before buying
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Did you ask the people at pocket TV why it didn't work?
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Pocket PC and .avi files
I use TCPMP player for .avi files and they work great! It's FREE too.
In the past, I was converting to .avi and syncing them to my device to play them on Windows Media Player Mobile, but that was too much time/work. TCPMP played the .avi files right off and eliminated the sync'ing step for me. I get the same quality video too.
I use TCPMP player for .avi files and they work great! It's FREE too.
In the past, I was converting to .avi and syncing them to my device to play them on Windows Media Player Mobile, but that was too much time/work. TCPMP played the .avi files right off and eliminated the sync'ing step for me. I get the same quality video too.