My samsung sens x05 was formated and i dont know how to have music or sound my friend told me i need sound card for this unit where i find this file? tnx

Don't know much about the Samsung phone; Can you put music on the 1 Gb memory card from another source (like a computer) and have it recognized by the phone?
Does the phone require music in a particular format? For example, if the phone recognizes .mp3 music files, but all your music is in Ogg Vorbis (.ogg) files, you will not be able to play them on the phone.

1) Find the Samsung phone manual (online?) and see if it requires music files to be in one format, or another.

2) Try loading music, in the proper format, from different sources onto your memory card.

Best of luck!

Here is link for drivers:

http://www.samsungpc.com/products/x05/x05_supporteddrivers/x05_supporteddrivers.htm

Your friend is right in part, if you want to put music on your r4i you can, if you drop and drap the music you want onto your sdcard like you would games, you can keep them in mp3 form, i did this for my grandaughter, when i put them on the card i dropped them onto the moonshl folder, then when you turn the dsi on you go to the moonshl folder and you can find the music their and play it, when your friend said you have to convert to aac files thats if you put them on a sdcard on the side of the dsi insert them, if you do that you have to convert to aac, the dsi will not play mp3 files, but it will if you put them on the games card and drop them onto the moonshl folder, if you want to convert your files for the sdcard on the side of the dsi, what you have to do is download itunes if you have not allready, put the music you want to play on your nsi into a playlist on itunes, click on the song then click on where it says create aac version, then when you do that you will see itunes converting it, when you have done that with all the songs you want, right click on each track that itunes has converted and click on where it says show in windows explorer, then when you have all the songs in windows explorer folder drop and drag them all to your sdcard, then put the card into the side slot of your dsi, turn on your dsi, and find the sd menu and their you will find your music, hope this helps you.

http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/download/supportDown.do?group=&group_cd=&type=notebookcomputers&type_cd=05010000&subtype=xseries&subtype_cd=05010300&model_nm=NP-X65&dType=D&mType=&model_cd=&menu=download&prd_ia_cd=05010300&disp_nm=X65

hi

it is because of that you dont install all of these thing correctly. first of all your have to format you memory card on your mobile when you do this the mobile makes folders in the memory card automatically then you store any thing but make sure you put the thing on right folder pictures to images, movies to videos and music to sound

thanks

your friend from fixya!

Check if your batteries are getting hot when charging. If it is, then your charger is working. Maybe it is your battery.
If you want to store your files in your memory card, you can do so by inserting your card into a memory card reader.
I dont know if samsung is like motorola wherein, if the phone has a memory card and the connection setting for the phone is to read the memory card by usb. Then windows xp recognizes this as a removable storage device.
Or if you want to store files directly to your phone memory, you will need the software cd included in the box.

Your music may be located in a folder your phone doesnt recognize...that happend to me at first.

First you want to format your memory card through your phone. This will place the required folders on the card.

I used Windows media player to sync the music on my computer to the memory card using a media port on my computer. (just inserting the card directly to my computer). Once music was downloaded I looked at the card through "my computer", and noticed folders...one named "Music" and the other named "My Music". I moved the files from "Music" to My Music". Reinserted the card into my phone and the phone picked them up.

ok, I have managed to use my sandisk 512mb card to put on music...even though I didnt know you had to format the disk in phone first (I dont recommend because all my music is individual clips and not in my music file), however once you see that the music is on the card via "my files" I went to the music player and hit options...then hit "add music from" then hit "memory card"...now you must put a check mark by all the music files you want to add to the music player (or choose "all" and hit ok) This will put your chosen songs off your card into the music player and you can see the song title at the top of your player screen and use the arrows to move through your songs/clips. Choose the song and hit play.

you can find the drivers here http://members.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?driverid=282629

There is normally a launch key manager of some type, which you open to designate certain programmes to the function keys, by means of a drop down menu to which you can change to Outlook. Look in your programme files for emanager, launch keys or similair.