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Tyborg · 03-29-07, 07:38 PM

If you download windowsmobilepowertoys.msi you can use cecopy.exe to move files onto your storage cards via activesync from the command line. I use this command for example in my bat file

cecopy /is /s %filename% "dev:\%StorageCard%\My Music\%playlist%\%artist%\%album%\%song%.%type%"

The only downside is that it is a one way copy and you can't remove files that I am aware of so you can't do an actual sync. As for me I am fine with the slow transfer rate because mine is usually transferring while I am asleep. When I am in a hurry I can just pull out the card and manually move the sync folder over with a card reader.

@Omacar mine will transfer .m4a|.mp3|.m4p|.mp4|.aif|.wav|.mov|.m4v|.mv4 files, but that implies nothing about playback on your device. AFAIK You would have to strip the DRM to play them back on the axim.

03-29-07, 07:38 PM	#21 (permalink)
Tyborg Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 35 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	If you download windowsmobilepowertoys.msi you can use cecopy.exe to move files onto your storage cards via activesync from the command line. I use this command for example in my bat file cecopy /is /s %filename% "dev:\%StorageCard%\My Music\%playlist%\%artist%\%album%\%song%.%type%" The only downside is that it is a one way copy and you can't remove files that I am aware of so you can't do an actual sync. As for me I am fine with the slow transfer rate because mine is usually transferring while I am asleep. When I am in a hurry I can just pull out the card and manually move the sync folder over with a card reader. @Omacar mine will transfer .m4a\|.mp3\|.m4p\|.mp4\|.aif\|.wav\|.mov\|.m4v\|.mv4 files, but that implies nothing about playback on your device. AFAIK You would have to strip the DRM to play them back on the axim. Last edited by Tyborg; 03-29-07 at 07:43 PM.