I have a Palm Centro. How do i put videos on it from limewire? I have windows media player and quicktime how do i do it?
Palm Centro- How do i put downloaded videos on it from limewire?
Palm Centro only acknowledges a few programs. PRC or PDB applications. If you have the Palm Centro manual. Check pages 78-80. The problem with adding programs to this phone is that this phone is very sensitive. I have one and I put ringtones on there because it recognizes MP3 formats. Unfortunately it kept other functions from working such as my camera and video camera so I had to take it off. I even put it on a micro sd card and it still gave me the same problems. You might want to be careful in putting anything on your phone if you can't put it on there from the phone company's website.
Reply:Limewire is NOT illegal, I dont know how many times I have to argue this point!
Anyway, if your Palm is from sprint, load the sprint Music manager, and load it with the MP3's.
Reply:you have to go to everythingtreo.com in the free software section, there is something callled... tcmpt.. or something to the effect... That will allow you to watch video
Reply:Limewire is illegal and you get a 500,000 dollar fine
How much to charge as a Nanny?
Friday, November 18, 2011
How can I view videos recorded with my palm treo phone?
I want to send my videos to people who do not have palm desktop. How can I convert the files to format non palm users can view?
How can I view videos recorded with my palm treo phone?
the video formats are .asf
which is a codec even non palm users use
and you can play .asf files on any windows media player (provided they installed the codec for it)
but if you want to convert,
use media-convert.com
and convert in any video format you wish (preferably .mpeg, or .3gp for phones, or .mp4)
How can I view videos recorded with my palm treo phone?
the video formats are .asf
which is a codec even non palm users use
and you can play .asf files on any windows media player (provided they installed the codec for it)
but if you want to convert,
use media-convert.com
and convert in any video format you wish (preferably .mpeg, or .3gp for phones, or .mp4)
How do I get downloaded palm applications from my computer to my phone?
I downloaded a bunch of games and applications that are compatible with my current palm 650 and the phone I plan to get, 700p, but I can't get them from my computer to my device. the applications are always zipped, and I tried unzipping everything at once and extracting it to its own file, then moving the ENTIRE file over to my sd card. I load my sd card into my phone, and there's nothing on my card. I just don't understand. Someone help!!
How do I get downloaded palm applications from my computer to my phone?
Have you tried read the Manual????
Reply:LMAO
i have to agree.....READ THE MANUAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Palm applications on an sd card have to be in the correct subdirectory for palmos to recognize them. IF you format an sd card on the phone, It should create the directories. I think the prc and pdb files need to be in a subdirectory called Palm, and media files go into a directory named "DCIM".
Alternatley, you can use a sync cable and Palm Quick install.
Reply:two ways...
HOTSYNCING.....
-plug cradle/sync cable into treo (tr), plug other end of cable into your PC via USB
-install Palm Desktop and its Hotsync application onto PC
-unzip all PRC and PDB files to be installed (in the Palm tech world, PRCs are mostly the executable programs while PDB files are extra files/resources that some PRC files may use). Many devs will include instructions on what to install in more complex cases.
-double click files to be installed. It should open up an open with windows. By double clicking those files or dragging and dropping the files into those windows, they'll be queued for installation next time you hit the hotysnc button.
-I don't know what Treo's use, but on my Tungsten T3, it's called QuickInstall and there's one window to install to handheld and another to the SD card
THROUGH A CARD READER
-all PRC and PDB files go here.
%26lt;root%26gt;\Palm\Launcher
keep in mind that some apps with PDB files are fickle. They may only run when its PRC, PDB, both, or some specific combo of them are on handheld memory and NOT the expansion card. Refer to dev's instructions on this, or also experiment.
I recommend using a freeware app called FileZ. It's a file manager for pOS (Palm OS) that lets u copy/move files around within the card and even betw the handheld and SD card
while we're at this....
all pics/images go here
\DCIM
All mp3 files and other audio files go here
\Audio
Documents (like Office documents, but other types like ebboks and PDFs may have another directory)
\documents
How do I get downloaded palm applications from my computer to my phone?
Have you tried read the Manual????
Reply:LMAO
i have to agree.....READ THE MANUAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Palm applications on an sd card have to be in the correct subdirectory for palmos to recognize them. IF you format an sd card on the phone, It should create the directories. I think the prc and pdb files need to be in a subdirectory called Palm, and media files go into a directory named "DCIM".
Alternatley, you can use a sync cable and Palm Quick install.
Reply:two ways...
HOTSYNCING.....
-plug cradle/sync cable into treo (tr), plug other end of cable into your PC via USB
-install Palm Desktop and its Hotsync application onto PC
-unzip all PRC and PDB files to be installed (in the Palm tech world, PRCs are mostly the executable programs while PDB files are extra files/resources that some PRC files may use). Many devs will include instructions on what to install in more complex cases.
-double click files to be installed. It should open up an open with windows. By double clicking those files or dragging and dropping the files into those windows, they'll be queued for installation next time you hit the hotysnc button.
-I don't know what Treo's use, but on my Tungsten T3, it's called QuickInstall and there's one window to install to handheld and another to the SD card
THROUGH A CARD READER
-all PRC and PDB files go here.
%26lt;root%26gt;\Palm\Launcher
keep in mind that some apps with PDB files are fickle. They may only run when its PRC, PDB, both, or some specific combo of them are on handheld memory and NOT the expansion card. Refer to dev's instructions on this, or also experiment.
I recommend using a freeware app called FileZ. It's a file manager for pOS (Palm OS) that lets u copy/move files around within the card and even betw the handheld and SD card
while we're at this....
all pics/images go here
\DCIM
All mp3 files and other audio files go here
\Audio
Documents (like Office documents, but other types like ebboks and PDFs may have another directory)
\documents
How to cut down a palm tree?
Palm tree is guessed at 20 feet tall. In close proximity to house (5-8feet) and neighboring fences(5-8feet). I need to get rid of it and I want to do it myself with help from neighbors//friends. Where do we start and how do we finish? Should we cut off all of the fans before we attempt anything? What should we use to get the main trunk out? What do we do to the roots; do we grind or do we remove?
How to cut down a palm tree?
I just had one removed because I didn't want to, and it was approx the same height.
Two people, One with a chain saw, the other holding a rope that had been secured near the fronds, one cutting, one stabilizing pulling. 10 minutes the tree was down, cut to manageable lengths to load and carted away, and no mess, no damage.
Certainly you should enlist neighbors, and if the tree is to fall over a sidewalk or street access, the job should be accomplished asap.
Once it's down cut the FANS, and certainly cut the stump as low to ground level as possible. Grinding after, works, Digging is tedious and labor intensive, AND in some measure depends on the BREED of Palm. I've lived in FL for 36 years and have only one that spread like CRAB GRASS, a FISH TAIL,,,most others are more a TAP ROOT , similar to PINE, and can be cut or ground UNDER and that will kill them, though as they die you may have to FILL for a time as the trunk and roots decompose.
TREES in a general sense underground can take years to decompose, and you may have to monitor that,,,BUT once any seed pods and the tree are removed, it's unlikely you'll see "babies" sprouting.
Steven Wolf
Just my two "sense"
Reply:I have cut down three palms, up to 25 feet tall. Started by removing the fronds, then cut slices off, starting at the top. I cut them small enough to go in the fireplace. Palm retains moisture for almost forever. Even when a couple of years old, I could squeeze water out of a fresh cut.
I cut down to ground level. Since I have ice plant, I just left it until the ice plant covered it. When you get down to almost ground level, the wood gets so tough you wouldn't believe it. It dulls a chain saw very quickly.
BTW I was able to do it alone at the age of 75
Reply:the only way to cut down a palm tree is with a [ hand saw ] get it,,,lol lol lol
Reply:These suckers are heavy and 20' is respectable and what with other property nearby, this will have to be sectioned off in stages.
Typically, a small pie cut is made on the side the direction is desired. It is cut about 1/4 of the way through and another made diagonally to it on the same side. This is called a pie cut. It is done in a manor so as not to allow the tree to bind on the saw blade as the weight displacement gravitates toward the area you are cutting.
After this and insuring no one is in the way, the final cut is done on the back side (opposite the side where the pie cut is) about two or so inches above the center of the pie cut.
IF you think you need, you can use a rope and affix to the top of the tree to help guide it down when it starts to let go...
You can rent a stump grinder and turn the rest into good mulch...
If you are not experience, I would suggest hiring someone like me who knows by experience...
Don't forget eye, ear and head protection too ;-) No shorts, sneakers or sandles either
How to cut down a palm tree?
I just had one removed because I didn't want to, and it was approx the same height.
Two people, One with a chain saw, the other holding a rope that had been secured near the fronds, one cutting, one stabilizing pulling. 10 minutes the tree was down, cut to manageable lengths to load and carted away, and no mess, no damage.
Certainly you should enlist neighbors, and if the tree is to fall over a sidewalk or street access, the job should be accomplished asap.
Once it's down cut the FANS, and certainly cut the stump as low to ground level as possible. Grinding after, works, Digging is tedious and labor intensive, AND in some measure depends on the BREED of Palm. I've lived in FL for 36 years and have only one that spread like CRAB GRASS, a FISH TAIL,,,most others are more a TAP ROOT , similar to PINE, and can be cut or ground UNDER and that will kill them, though as they die you may have to FILL for a time as the trunk and roots decompose.
TREES in a general sense underground can take years to decompose, and you may have to monitor that,,,BUT once any seed pods and the tree are removed, it's unlikely you'll see "babies" sprouting.
Steven Wolf
Just my two "sense"
Reply:I have cut down three palms, up to 25 feet tall. Started by removing the fronds, then cut slices off, starting at the top. I cut them small enough to go in the fireplace. Palm retains moisture for almost forever. Even when a couple of years old, I could squeeze water out of a fresh cut.
I cut down to ground level. Since I have ice plant, I just left it until the ice plant covered it. When you get down to almost ground level, the wood gets so tough you wouldn't believe it. It dulls a chain saw very quickly.
BTW I was able to do it alone at the age of 75
Reply:the only way to cut down a palm tree is with a [ hand saw ] get it,,,lol lol lol
Reply:These suckers are heavy and 20' is respectable and what with other property nearby, this will have to be sectioned off in stages.
Typically, a small pie cut is made on the side the direction is desired. It is cut about 1/4 of the way through and another made diagonally to it on the same side. This is called a pie cut. It is done in a manor so as not to allow the tree to bind on the saw blade as the weight displacement gravitates toward the area you are cutting.
After this and insuring no one is in the way, the final cut is done on the back side (opposite the side where the pie cut is) about two or so inches above the center of the pie cut.
IF you think you need, you can use a rope and affix to the top of the tree to help guide it down when it starts to let go...
You can rent a stump grinder and turn the rest into good mulch...
If you are not experience, I would suggest hiring someone like me who knows by experience...
Don't forget eye, ear and head protection too ;-) No shorts, sneakers or sandles either
The tips of my indoor Palm Tree are turning brown..what is happening?
The tips of my Palm Tree are turning brown. Someone told me to clip that portion off, now the clipped portion is turning brown. What is happening?
The tips of my indoor Palm Tree are turning brown..what is happening?
Clipping off the tips is OK, you need to clip them t the angles that they were before not straight across, it is a living plant, make sure that you let it get light, you may also need to re pot it, sometimes the roots get to tangled up and need to be re-potted. If you want to keep the same container, you can pull it out and trim all the SMALL roots making sure that you leave the thickest roots alone, they are established and fine. Another thing you may want to try is getting a small dowel or stick and push it into the soil, this lets the soil have air and the water go all the way through 6 10 whole poked through the soil to the bottom. It is like the circulatory system, all needs to circulate.
Reply:Usually the reason a plants tips are turning brown is there is not enough humidity in the air. Especially a tropical plant. think about where palms come from and it is usually a balmy tropical place. So the best thing would be to mist it 3-5 times a week and water once a week.
Reply:Symptom of uneven watering.
barber
The tips of my indoor Palm Tree are turning brown..what is happening?
Clipping off the tips is OK, you need to clip them t the angles that they were before not straight across, it is a living plant, make sure that you let it get light, you may also need to re pot it, sometimes the roots get to tangled up and need to be re-potted. If you want to keep the same container, you can pull it out and trim all the SMALL roots making sure that you leave the thickest roots alone, they are established and fine. Another thing you may want to try is getting a small dowel or stick and push it into the soil, this lets the soil have air and the water go all the way through 6 10 whole poked through the soil to the bottom. It is like the circulatory system, all needs to circulate.
Reply:Usually the reason a plants tips are turning brown is there is not enough humidity in the air. Especially a tropical plant. think about where palms come from and it is usually a balmy tropical place. So the best thing would be to mist it 3-5 times a week and water once a week.
Reply:Symptom of uneven watering.
barber
What is the best potted palm tree for the Austin TX climate?
I live in Austin TX and I am wondering what is the best type of palm tree that will survive in a 20 - 25 gallon pot?
What is the best potted palm tree for the Austin TX climate?
the parlor palm also known as the chamaedorea elegans it grows in to 4ft tall an wide out doors its a slow growin palm has a single trunk . its compact size is good for smaller spaces outdoors, especially containers an large planters
What is the best potted palm tree for the Austin TX climate?
the parlor palm also known as the chamaedorea elegans it grows in to 4ft tall an wide out doors its a slow growin palm has a single trunk . its compact size is good for smaller spaces outdoors, especially containers an large planters
How do people keep their palm trees alive in the winter?
I was driving through the rich section of town and I saw that there was a house that had big tall palm trees all around it. I have no idea how it's possible for them to survive the winter. What do they do to keep them alive?
How do people keep their palm trees alive in the winter?
I cannot be 100% sure but I would presume that they mulch around the trunk with hay/pine starw etcetera..The same as I do my banana trees here in north west Florida... Our palm trees here need no mulch but wee do get weather a couple days in the teens, and about 2 weeks of in the 20's..Not near as much cold weather as tennesee..As i say posibbly see if they have mulch around the trunks...Again, Me not totally knoqwledgeble of your weather..this is just my speculation..knowing that alot of tropical or semi tropical plants will survive in colder weathers as long as the roots are kept from freezing..
Reply:I have about 10 Queen Palms in my yard in Central California, most of my neighbors have palms as well. I never see anyone do anything to protect the larger ones, however, my friend told me the other day that my new Pygmy palms would need to be covered in burlap to survive the winter.
Reply:Keeping a palm tree alive through winter? Most definitely sounds like a problem for people more affluent than me, thank God.
How do people keep their palm trees alive in the winter?
I cannot be 100% sure but I would presume that they mulch around the trunk with hay/pine starw etcetera..The same as I do my banana trees here in north west Florida... Our palm trees here need no mulch but wee do get weather a couple days in the teens, and about 2 weeks of in the 20's..Not near as much cold weather as tennesee..As i say posibbly see if they have mulch around the trunks...Again, Me not totally knoqwledgeble of your weather..this is just my speculation..knowing that alot of tropical or semi tropical plants will survive in colder weathers as long as the roots are kept from freezing..
Reply:I have about 10 Queen Palms in my yard in Central California, most of my neighbors have palms as well. I never see anyone do anything to protect the larger ones, however, my friend told me the other day that my new Pygmy palms would need to be covered in burlap to survive the winter.
Reply:Keeping a palm tree alive through winter? Most definitely sounds like a problem for people more affluent than me, thank God.
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