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Help V CAST media manager

Yes. Look at your hidden notification icons on your desktop. Should be down there on the right. Look for the "M" for Motorola. Right-click on that and you should have an option checked that launches the Verizon Media Manager page. Uncheck it and your good.

Anyone else notice that VCast Media Manager is only for 32-bit OS? Won't even load on my Win7 64-bit laptop.
 
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Yes. Look at your hidden notification icons on your desktop. Should be down there on the right. Look for the "M" for Motorola. Right-click on that and you should have an option checked that launches the Verizon Media Manager page. Uncheck it and your good.

Anyone else notice that VCast Media Manager is only for 32-bit OS? Won't even load on my Win7 64-bit laptop.

Ah ha. Should have thought to look on the computer itself, duh. But I hide virtually all my icons so I didn't see the "M" anyway. Many thanks.
 
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Has anyone actually used the vcast media manager? If so, how is it?

I used it the first time I connected my X to my PC...thinking it would have gotten better in 2 years since I had the LG Voyager. It has not changed much at all, still a boring utility. You can skip all of that and just use your windows explorer to copy and data back and fourth....

just my .02
 
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That's what I use on my Windows 7 64 bit with no issues too. I tried using DoubleTwist and Windows Media Player but they weren't transferring my playlists over correctly. The only thing that I saw with Motorola's Media Link was that is was rather plain (not a big deal for me), and that the playlists took a while to show up on my phone. I don't know if this had to do with any indexing on the phone, software, combination of both, etc., but when I opened the media player on the phone the next day all my playlists were there.
 
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Yes. Look at your hidden notification icons on your desktop. Should be down there on the right. Look for the "M" for Motorola. Right-click on that and you should have an option checked that launches the Verizon Media Manager page. Uncheck it and your good.


thank GOD i found this post... i was getting ready to just edit my hosts file and route that webpage somewhere, it was getting VERY annoying. Thanks!!
 
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I've got an Incredible that just got 2.2. This stupid popup keeps happening to me. However, I don't see a little M for Motorola, since this is obviously an HTC phone and I don't even have any software syncing software installed. Any solutions?
Stop Windows pop-up when connected via USB: (instructions for Incredible - guess they'd be the same for the DX?)
Dial ##7764726
Hit Call
Type Password is 000000 (6 0s)
Hit Feature Settings
Choose CD ROM
Click Disable
Hit menu, commit modifications (it will say no item changed)
 
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Stop Windows pop-up when connected via USB: (instructions for Incredible - guess they'd be the same for the DX?)
Dial ##7764726
Hit Call
Type Password is 000000 (6 0s)
Hit Feature Settings
Choose CD ROM
Click Disable
Hit menu, commit modifications (it will say no item changed)

Unfortunately "Feature Settings" did not show up as an option on my Droid X. Any suggestions where else CD ROM would be located in this list of options?


Regards,

Paul
 
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Has anyone actually used the vcast media manager? If so, how is it?

I downloaded it as the only disappointment I have with the Andoid is it has nothing that compares to Itunes to manage your media. I spent a couple hours downloaded music art and updating all my files.

Plus Side:
It has an easy to use Auto-Correct feature that will search for and suggest missing data on your songs.

Down Side:
After updating all my music and copying the files back into my phone (I found no features that just allow you to sync). After all that none of the changes I made using the V-Cast appeared in my phone. All the songs with unknown genres or albums had not changed. I tried this using both Power Amp my favorite music player and the stock player. With both the V-Cast changes had not been applied.

Summary:
So unless V-Cast comes out with a music playing app that syncs with the media manager I just don't see this helping with anything. :(
 
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