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Thread: So-called Media Manager

Started 1 month, 4 weeks ago by F5fstop
Why did Blackberry decide to use Roxio for their media manager? I have never had good luck with Roxio and it appears, I never will. In additon, this program is slower than molasses in the Antarctic. Part of that problem might be my mistake. When I first installed it, it asked if I wanted it to catalog all my photos, and like a dumb a** I said yes. Did not understand that from that time on,...
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JSanders replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
You don't even need the Roxio software, why are you stuck on loading it?

wabbit replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
its about 10 times faster to just copy your content to the sd card once the phone is connected to the pc. but thats just me.

aiharkness replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
Wirelessly posted (8820) Ditto the above. I've never used it. Never saw the need.

Worker replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by wabbit its about 10 times faster to just copy your content to the sd card once the phone is connected to the pc. but thats just me. Absolutely. Using an an app to do what an OS does by default is pollution. In general I'm worried by the level of abstraction that PC/MAC users have ...

ArgonNJ replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by JSanders You don't even need the Roxio software, why are you stuck on loading it? You do if you want to load video. Otherwise it won't be properly formated for the BB and won't play.

Worker replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Not necessarily, it's perfectly possible to encode BlackBerry compatible videos away from the Media Manager. Me? I use Super to encode my videos, but everyone's got their personal preference.

SteveO86 replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
While I do find Roxio to be slow and bloated I've only really used it to move videos, as far as music/sound/picture files go those can just be copied via Windows Explorer/My Computer like any normal external media. So you can bypass the Media Manager for those entirely. All that aside to date I've never had a problem a with Roxio software yet. *Knock on wood*

JoelDF replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by JSanders You don't even need the Roxio software, why are you stuck on loading it? Quote: Originally Posted by wabbit its about 10 times faster to just copy your content to the sd card once the phone is connected to the pc. ...

SteveO86 replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
If you do NOT have a media card they must use the Roxio program, as that is the only way to access the onboard memory of the 8100. Plus the 9630 (listed in the OPs profile) comes with a 2GB media card out of box, So we are assuming its still there. Also this is a Rants and Raves forum, another post should probably be opened in the 8100 series forum so you get the proper assistance as not ...

JoelDF replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by SteveO86 Also this is a Rants and Raves forum, another post should probably be opened in the 8100 series forum so you get the proper assistance as not everyone comes to this particular forum. I didn't really need assistance as I knew what the deal was with my BB. I was (sort of) merely...

 

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SteveO86
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So-called Media Manager
Published (2009-11-14 23:04:00)
True, that matter has come up with my other business friends, the BES/BlackBerry implementation is rather costly and that is why many of my friends don't have any BlackBerry solution implemented at their business. As far as IT Support I don't really find it hard to implement/Support BlackBerry/BES it's only a few Windows services, granted their are little configurations with it but I wouldn't call it overly complex. And...
ArgonNJ
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Published (2009-11-16 12:32:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by SteveO86 And besides 90% of government employee's have BlackBerries (CIA/FBI/etc) so unless some hacks RIMs secret key that they can not even produce (so we are told) I doubt RIM will go anywhere in the next 2-3 years. There will always be a market for BBs at government and at fortune 500 companies. However, many smaller businesses will opt for a cheaper solution that does what BB does, minus all the security...
Worker
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Published (2009-11-06 07:08:00)
Not necessarily, it's perfectly possible to encode BlackBerry compatible videos away from the Media Manager. Me? I use Super to encode my videos, but everyone's got their personal preference.
JoelDF
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So-called Media Manager
Published (2009-11-13 12:15:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by SteveO86 Also this is a Rants and Raves forum, another post should probably be opened in the 8100 series forum so you get the proper assistance as not everyone comes to this particular forum. I didn't really need assistance as I knew what the deal was with my BB. I was (sort of) merely ranting back. I was not, however, aware that the OP's BB actually came with an SD card. So the responses provided where...
monkeypaw
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So-called Media Manager
Published (2009-11-14 19:00:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by SteveO86 I now see why the this thread is the rants and raves.. LOL What else does the iPhone do?? I don't own an iphone and I'm not planning on buying one. I do have an old ipod that I won in a contest so I occasionally fiddle with itunes. Plus some friends have the ipod Touch or whatever that's called. My point is that the iphone is a significant competitor and RIM should start looking at basic...
F5fstop
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So-called Media Manager
Published (2009-10-31 19:23:00)
Why did Blackberry decide to use Roxio for their media manager? I have never had good luck with Roxio and it appears, I never will. In additon, this program is slower than molasses in the Antarctic. Part of that problem might be my mistake. When I first installed it, it asked if I wanted it to catalog all my photos, and like a dumb a** I said yes. Did not understand that from that time on, when I open the manager it looks at all my photo...
JSanders
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So-called Media Manager
Published (2009-10-31 23:23:00)
You don't even need the Roxio software, why are you stuck on loading it?
wabbit
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So-called Media Manager
Published (2009-11-01 09:58:00)
its about 10 times faster to just copy your content to the sd card once the phone is connected to the pc. but thats just me.
aiharkness
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So-called Media Manager
Published (2009-11-01 10:06:00)
Wirelessly posted (8820) Ditto the above. I've never used it. Never saw the need.
Bolter
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So-called Media Manager
Published (2009-12-08 16:57:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by JSanders You don't even need the Roxio software, why are you stuck on loading it? Because some of us are issued corporate BBerrys which have IT/Policy set so everything saved to the SD card is encrypted!!! ...and typically the IT/Policy to encrypt everything saved to SD is not something the corporate user can change on their BBerry. You can use the Mass Media mode to tfer the pics, but they transfer over as...

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