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Pocket PC Forum / End Users / Multimedia / July 2004Sync&Go Stops Playing Video
I have recently installed Sync&Go from the Plus! Media edition onto my Dell Axim X5, 400 MHz, 64MB RAM, PocketPC 2003. I can sync the video content onto my 256MB CF card, but when I try to play it back the video stops playing. I manually move the progress indicator back to where it stopped and it will continue to play. But then stops again after about another 30 seconds. Sometimes I get a minute or more before it stops, but most of the time it's between 20 and 30 seconds. I am sync-ing USA Today, MSNBC, Today Show, etc. videos. It even stops playing on the NPR New Hourly which does not have video. The amount of memory used on the card is less than 50%. I have an audio playlist that plays just fine. I've formatted the CF card and re-sync'd. This still didn't help. Any suggestions? Just wanted to add that I un-installed Sync&Go and then re- installed it. I still have the same problem. I get a message on the PDA after it halts the playback that says, "File compression format not supported." Any thoughts or ideas would be greatly appreciated. >-----Original Message----- >I have recently installed Sync&Go from the Plus! Media [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >and re-sync'd. This still didn't help. Any suggestions? >. I've come up with a work-around of sorts. Playback what you download from Sync&Go then play it back in Windows Media Player and not the Sync & "Stop" software. Also, you'll have better success in playing back the full file if you are not connected to a PC. For some reason, it appears that Media Player wants to send data out and at work the port is blocked and I get a message saying something to the affect that Media Player couldn't find the server. When I disconnect from the USB cable I never get that message. >-----Original Message----- >Just wanted to add that I un-installed Sync&Go and then re- [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >> >. |
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