Need help with Blackjack II

[Guest Papaown]

Hi, I got a Blackjack II about 3 weeks ago, so I'm still getting used to it. But..on my phone the sound and quality is actually fairly good, yet when I transfer it to my computer the sound is choppy, horrible, and the video isn't that great. I was confused on why,then I looked at the file and it's a .3gp. the software that Motorola gave me when I transfer it,it transfers the thing from a mpeg to a 3gp on my computer when i take the video from my phone to my desktop. Is there any way where I can stop the conversion so I don't lose quality? Because converting it from a 3gp to a mpeg on my desktop won't do anything besides give it less quality, but if I drag it straight from my phone as a mpeg, then I won't lose any quality. Sorry for the confusing question, but hopefully you get it.

[Guest Papaown]

150+ views and no one has a clue?

[Guest dshosu]

I'll take a stab at it,

Can you just use ActiveSync and then use the file explorer to download it straight across?

[Guest Dark Horse]

You could also just connect your Blackjack as a mass USB storage device to ensure no conversion takes place via ActiveSync. Alternatively, if you have a card reader, just copy the vid to your removable mini SD and plug the card into the reader.

Regards,

Dark Horse

[Guest kdawg1111]

I always sync my stuff through bluetooth and its the same quality as on the phone

[Guest john redcorn]

what do you guys use to play 3gps on the PC? Only thing I have now is VLC and it's kinda hit or miss with 3gps.

If I really want it to play I use something called total video convertor and make an mpeg but that's a bit of trouble for something that really should be kindof a standard now.

When I was using my nokia 6682 symbian phone the nokia pc suite would play 3gps great but I didn't really feel like keeping it around just for that.