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Villain · 04-08-05, 12:13 PM

Thank you. I got my first game to install on my SD card instead of the main memory.

Now, when people say BIS, what does that mean? I know, I'm total n00b when it comes to this stuff, as I've never really heard some of these terms before, so please bear with me.

Last thing (for now, anyways): I have an SD card and a CF card. The SD Card has 10 MB/sec transfer and the CF card simply says 4x on it (it's from my digital camera, we never used 128MB for pictures, so I am trying it on my Axim for now). Which is better for installing programs on? Which is better for movies? Which is better for music?

All of my music will be converted to 128kbps Ogg Quality 4 or MP3 (tried 64kbps and it sounded tinny on some songs). My movies, I haven't quite figured that out.. still playing with my new Ax and constantly resetting it to play with just the right software.

Thanks for the help so far. Aximsite has been a great place to learn more and more about this little device, as well as some of the best software out there to use for it.

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Villain Aximsite Minor League Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Washington State Posts: 196 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thank you. I got my first game to install on my SD card instead of the main memory. Now, when people say BIS, what does that mean? I know, I'm total n00b when it comes to this stuff, as I've never really heard some of these terms before, so please bear with me. Last thing (for now, anyways): I have an SD card and a CF card. The SD Card has 10 MB/sec transfer and the CF card simply says 4x on it (it's from my digital camera, we never used 128MB for pictures, so I am trying it on my Axim for now). Which is better for installing programs on? Which is better for movies? Which is better for music? All of my music will be converted to 128kbps Ogg Quality 4 or MP3 (tried 64kbps and it sounded tinny on some songs). My movies, I haven't quite figured that out.. still playing with my new Ax and constantly resetting it to play with just the right software. Thanks for the help so far. Aximsite has been a great place to learn more and more about this little device, as well as some of the best software out there to use for it.