I just bought the phone yesterday and I'm trying to transfer media from my computer to my phone. I installed the software, but there is no media tab as described in the guide. Anyone have any insight to help me out?
Blackberry Curve help
- Thread starter shookONES
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you mean no media tab on the screen of your pc? If so reinstall the software on your pc.. something may have got screwed up on the install..
Sorry haven't worked with blackberrys in years but used to do support for them...
Sorry haven't worked with blackberrys in years but used to do support for them...
Here you go
Sideload (transfer music) to the BlackBerry Curve using Handheld Software Version 4.x from a Personal Computer (PC)
SUBJECT:
Sideload (transfer music) to the BlackBerry Curve using Handheld Software Version 4.x from a Personal Computer (PC)
FACT:
BlackBerry Curve
Sideloading
Microsoft ActiveSync
SYMPTOM:
Music File
.aac
.mp3
.wma
Unable to Transfer Music to the BlackBerry Curve
ADVISORY:
Informational Only | Unsupported: This solution is intended for informational purposes only. AT&T provides network, billing, and provisioning support for the wireless voice and data networks. AT&T does not provide technical support for Sideloading. AT&T makes no warranties, express, implied or statutory, as to the content within this solution; such content is provided "as is" and with all faults, and your use of the content is at your own risk. Questions regarding this solution or any additional Sideloading support must be directed to Research in Motion or your internal IT department.
FIX:
RIM BlackBerry Curve Keypad Layout
Prerequisites
Windows 2000 or later
Not compatible with Mac OS X
A MicroSD card (sold separately)
512 MB card will hold approximately 100-200 songs
1 GB card wil hold approximately 200-400 songs
USB data cable
BlackBerry Desktop Manager 4.2 or later
Sideload using BlackBerry Desktop Manager
Power the handheld on.
Connect the device to a PC using the RIM USB data cable.
Select Media Manager.
Browse to the desired music content on the PC.
NOTE: It is strongly suggested to select Media Card as the destination
Select the desired songs to transfer and click the right arrow.
Music transfer may take a several minutes depending on how many files are being transferred.
Songs transferred to the BlackBerry will appear on the right.
Disconnect the device from the cable.
Access the music player on the RIM BlackBerry Curve.
NOTE:
NOTE: At this time, Bluetooth music file transfer is not supported.
If you are viewing information on devices or services, please note: content reflects instructions for devices and services purchased from AT&T.
Some differences may exist for devices not purchased from AT&T.
Sideload (transfer music) to the BlackBerry Curve using Handheld Software Version 4.x from a Personal Computer (PC)
SUBJECT:
Sideload (transfer music) to the BlackBerry Curve using Handheld Software Version 4.x from a Personal Computer (PC)
FACT:
BlackBerry Curve
Sideloading
Microsoft ActiveSync
SYMPTOM:
Music File
.aac
.mp3
.wma
Unable to Transfer Music to the BlackBerry Curve
ADVISORY:
Informational Only | Unsupported: This solution is intended for informational purposes only. AT&T provides network, billing, and provisioning support for the wireless voice and data networks. AT&T does not provide technical support for Sideloading. AT&T makes no warranties, express, implied or statutory, as to the content within this solution; such content is provided "as is" and with all faults, and your use of the content is at your own risk. Questions regarding this solution or any additional Sideloading support must be directed to Research in Motion or your internal IT department.
FIX:
RIM BlackBerry Curve Keypad Layout
Prerequisites
Windows 2000 or later
Not compatible with Mac OS X
A MicroSD card (sold separately)
512 MB card will hold approximately 100-200 songs
1 GB card wil hold approximately 200-400 songs
USB data cable
BlackBerry Desktop Manager 4.2 or later
Sideload using BlackBerry Desktop Manager
Power the handheld on.
Connect the device to a PC using the RIM USB data cable.
Select Media Manager.
Browse to the desired music content on the PC.
NOTE: It is strongly suggested to select Media Card as the destination
Select the desired songs to transfer and click the right arrow.
Music transfer may take a several minutes depending on how many files are being transferred.
Songs transferred to the BlackBerry will appear on the right.
Disconnect the device from the cable.
Access the music player on the RIM BlackBerry Curve.
NOTE:
NOTE: At this time, Bluetooth music file transfer is not supported.
If you are viewing information on devices or services, please note: content reflects instructions for devices and services purchased from AT&T.
Some differences may exist for devices not purchased from AT&T.
I don't have "Media Manager" on the software that came with it. I've installed/uninstalled the CD several times to no avail. I'm trying to download a service pack online as we speak.
Same thing happend with my Sanyo m1. After hours of messing around with it I finaly got it. Just keep trying different things or go back where you got it and ask them.
Tainted Glory;1128997; said:
then yours came with an older software version and you need to go to RIMS website and download the latest version. On the AT&T site (if its an AT&T #) just got to there website then got to support select your phone then download the latetst version