Can't copy audio file to iPAQ Pocket PC

Bad news. I went the legal route too. The files that you are downloading are
probably wma files rather than mp3. You can only play them on the computer
that you used to download, a limited selection of digital music players and
CD players if you burn the disc.

This is so stupid. They really need to get this at least up to the e-book
standards. At least there, you can register 5 or 6 devices for your
downloads.

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Kevin Wehner
"michael turner" <mike.turner1963.TakeThisOut@RemoveThisBitToReply.virgin.net> wrote in
message
news:pan.2004.02.10.13.49.56.613000@RemoveThisBitToReply.virgin.net...
> On Mon, 09 Feb 2004 22:49:37 -0800, Michael wrote:
>
> > I have purchased and downloaded some DRM protected audio
> > files. The only way to copy these audio files to my HP
> > iPAQ 5550 is to use Windows Media Player but my Pocket PC
> > (running Windows for Pocket PC 2003) is not listed in the
> > devices to copy to.
> >
> > The iPAQ is connected via USB and is synching successfully
> > with Outlook etc, so there is no problem with the physical
> > connection.
> >
> > How can I get Media Player to recognize my Pocket PC so
> > that I can successfully copy files across?
>
> What happens if you just copy the audio files straight into the PPC ?
>
> --
> Michael Turner