- This article applies to the Palm OS Only -

Below are links to specific Knowledge Base articles on transferring audio tracks to your Palm with Pocket Tunes.

Some links deal with specific types of files to transfer (e.g. online stores, library audiobooks etc) and others deal with specific version of Pocket Tunes and how to transfer if you have those versions. Just look for what is most appropriate for your situation. If you are uncertain as to the version of Pocket Tunes you are using, please see this Knowledge Base article.

Basic transferring methods:

• Transferring using Windows Media Player (Recommended):
  • If you are using Windows Media Player 10 or 11 and Pocket Tunes Deluxe, Basic or Trial version, see this Knowledge Base article: http://www.normsoft.com/kb/idx/0/140/article/
  • If you are using Windows Media Player 9 or the Bundled version of Pocket Tunes, see this Knowledge Base article: http://www.normsoft.com/kb/idx/0/155/article/ 
• Transferring files using a card reader:
  • http://www.normsoft.com/kb/idx/0/183/article/
• Transferring files via HotSync:
  • http://www.normsoft.com/kb/idx/0/033/article/
• Playing a file sent via email:
  • http://www.normsoft.com/kb/idx/0/189/article/

Online Stores and Libraries:

• Napster
  • http://www.normsoft.com/kb/idx/0/117/article/
• Rhapsody
  • http://www.normsoft.com/kb/idx/0/138/article/
• Real Audio tracks purchased from the Real Music Store (RX format files)
  • http://www.normsoft.com/kb/idx/0/148/article/
• Yahoo Music
  • http://www.normsoft.com/kb/idx/0/139/article/
• NetLibrary
  • http://www.normsoft.com/kb/idx/0/132/article/
• Overdrive (used by some libraries like the New York Public Library and some audio book retailers)
  • http://www.normsoft.com/kb/idx/0/133/article/

There are other methods available to transfer files, see this Knowledge Base article for more information.