play music on pc from handheld

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I just purchased a 2.2 GB CF card for my iPaq h2215 handheld running
Windows Mobile 2003. I want to be able to listen to mp3s on it.
This, I have no problem with. However, I would also like to play the
same mp3s on my pc (running XP Pro) from the handheld without having
to sync and copy the files over to the pc. Is this possible? I am
searching for a way
to do this from within WMP, within Windows Mobile, or XP.

Thanks!
Jodie Crouch
 
I just purchased a 2.2 GB CF card for my iPaq h2215 handheld running
Windows Mobile 2003. I want to be able to listen to mp3s on it.
This, I have no problem with. However, I would also like to play the
same mp3s on my pc (running XP Pro) from the handheld without having
to sync and copy the files over to the pc. Is this possible? I am
searching for a way
to do this from within WMP, within Windows Mobile, or XP.

Thanks!
Jodie Crouch
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Why would you not want to copy the files to the PC; it's only 2.2GB???
 
Galley said:
Why would you not want to copy the files to the PC; it's only 2.2GB???
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I know it is ONLY 2.2GB, but there are conversions when coying between
a handheld and a pc. So, one I don't want to have to wait for EVERY
song to be converted. Also, I just don't want it to be copied. That
is why I bought the card, so I could use it as a storage device...on
my pc and on my handheld. I guess I could use a card redaer, but...

Thanks!
Jodie
 
I know it is ONLY 2.2GB, but there are conversions when coying between
a handheld and a pc. So, one I don't want to have to wait for EVERY
song to be converted. Also, I just don't want it to be copied. That
is why I bought the card, so I could use it as a storage device...on
my pc and on my handheld. I guess I could use a card redaer, but...

Thanks!
Jodie
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Why are the files being converted? Are you transcoding them to WMA, or are you
downsampling them to a lower bitrate?
 
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