Windows media for treo 650

In our tests, XP Movie Maker did not allow import of these files regardless of whether the 3gp Decoder Pack was installed or not, but on Vista installing the 3gp Pack allowed full support of those files in MovieMaker. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment. Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy! Already have an account? Sign in here. Sign in to follow this Followers 2.

Will this decoder convert Treo videos? Recommended Posts. Report post. Posted July 5, Will this do the coversion with good sound, and also without having to run quicktime? Thanks for any help. Bernard Kafes. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites.

Posted July 6, Hi Bernard, The 3GP Decoder Pack does not convert files itself, it just adds codec support to the system so you can play them back in programs that use standard DirectShow calls, such as Windows Media Player. We'll post an update here when the updated decoder pack is available. Thanks, The Labs. TomPayne 0. Posted March 27, Hi, I downloaded the latest codecs back in December and still am not able to hear audio from my Treo videos.

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The Treo w comes with Exchange Active Sync built in, and is very simple to setup. Simply enter your Exchange login-information either directly on the device or during the ActiveSync desktop installation, and without effort your Contacts, Calendar, Email, and Tasks are synced two-ways. In this mode the Exchange server sends your phone a hidden SMS each time a new message arrives, which wakes it up and automatically retrieves the messages.

To take full advantage of MSFP when it is released, you are required to use an Exchange server that runs service pack 2. As talked about before about before, one can create a new text messages right from the phone dialer interface and contacts.

Once you are in the app, gone is the simple clean interface of the Treo to add smart text, emoticons, multimedia; everything is stuck within the right soft button menu. When you create a text message, you are using an email application hijacked for the SMS purpose. Also, when you receive a message, every option except to read to dismiss, to call the sender back is put into the right soft key menu, instead of having its own button as on the Treo Without a doubt, text messaging have taken a step back on the Treo Similar complaints can be made for MMS messages, the only major difference is that when one create an MMS message, one gets a custom MMS interface shoehorned into the email interface - which has parts better than the Treo The MSN Messenger client is full featured, and looks and acts just like the desktop version.

That said, the built in inclusion on the Treo makes instant messaging any of your msn friends incredibly easy, and will certainly become a time waster for many a Treo w user. At first glance, I was extremely disappointed with Internet Explorer. The default webpage rendering settings were poor; most web pages required side scrolling to view.

The entire interface, save the URL bar, and a back button, is implemented, like in many Pocket PC apps, through a long set of menus activated from the right hand soft key. No dedicated icons exist for things as simple as favorites or home. Unlike Blazer on the Treo , to scroll down a page view, you must press option-down, as pressing down simply moves to the next link. For such a small device, I prefer the method that Blazer users; scrolling left and right moves link by link, and scrolling up and down moves the page up and down.