Can't play sent videos from cellphone

That depends on your cellphone. All smartphones are able to play mp3.
Most of the older cellphones play mp3 too. Just hook your cellphone to your pc (by using a cable or wifi) and load id on your cellphone.

Hello,

You will gonna have to login to your gmail account and then look for the files you sent and then download/save the files into your phone.

Download the VLC Player (free as in beer) and you will me amazed how many video and audio files can play, including your 3gp files:

• http://www.videolan.org/
  

There might be something missing with the drivers on your computer. You should try first reinstalling the HTC Sync software. If that does not work then try searching for a "driver" for your phone online. I have seen in forums that people have had a hard time finding the necessary driver, but maybe soon HTC will have an updated one available.
Hopefully just reinstalling the program will work though.
I wish you the best of luck and thanks for using FixYa!

if you sent sis or jar files to your cellphone, look for them in the file manager then open them from there. what you pretty much transferred to your cellphone are installers

I had this very same problem and after transferring the licenses I was able to play the songs again. This was ONE GIANT PAIN IN THE **** too. As for Microsoft Support, they do not do it because when you sent in your console for repair it did not have the hard drive, so it is up to the customer.

Good Luck

that happen to me all you need sent a message to your who playing sent both a message

Can you be more specific:

Are you trying to play the cellphone through the MP3 player,
or vice versa.

If your goal is simply to transfer jingles and tunes, the best
way to do this is to use a computer. The Motorola phone has
USB and Bluetooth connectivity, see:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_RAZR_V3

With the right software, you should be able to transfer
songs and jingles between your PC and the computer.
(Check Motorola for downloads)

The same is true for the MP3 Player.

The only glitch you may find is the compatibility of
the two devices' media file structures.

You may need to download two separate audio file
converters:

Cellphone <==> Windows WAV format
MP3 player <==> Windows WAV format

Finally either (or both) devices may have built-in DRM
(Digital Rights Management) copy protection,
so you may need to download some hacker/ripper
software to recover the original audio.

Google for copy protection by brand name.

Hope this sends you in the right direction.

Martin

try restoring your phone to its factory settings or just type *#7370# and you will be ask restore factory settings? the accept it. it will reformat your phone then try playing video clips....]

 

enjoy...

Hi I think it`s a software problem you have to flash the phone. Good Luck.