Pocket Tunes on the card?

[dollface]

I have a question, I have searched and cannot find an answer. Must Pocket tunes reside in main memory to work properly? I have downloaded the trial and have it residing on my card and it works, plays music and streams radio, but the shortcut on my launcher keeps disappearing. I see the app on my card page and keep creating a shortcut icon for the main launcher page but after I open up Pocket Tunes and use it, then shut it down - the darn icon has dissappeared from the main launcher page.

I really appreciate any help here, Pocket Tunes seems awesome, but I need to know where it must be before I buy it. It seems to eat about 5MB of main memory.

[benjie]

If you want PTunes to work with other applications, then it has to be in main memory.

Ben

[dollface]

Ben, I really appreciate you replying to me, that is what I needed to know. It is an awesome program, and I will definitely buy this one! Have a great day.

[benjie]

It is a great program with exceeding excellent support. Another application to look at though is Kinoma (http://kinoma.com/) and of course, I have both.

Ben

[dollface]

I already have Kinoma too, and love it, especially for video; but on using the trial version of Pocket Tunes for a few days I found some big enough differences to warrant owning them both. I love the visual interface of PT and their internet radio catalog seems a bit bigger and of course I have already downloaded about 10 skins for PT :laugh3:

I went and bought PT from the Palm.com website, they are having a 20% software sale until 1/18/08.

Thanks again for your help.

[benjie]

I played with the wife's Centro last night a bit more with special attention to pTunes and was impressed. I loaded it on my 700P and liked the changes, but it is not enough for me to upgrade to the latest release on my 700p. Great program though.

Ben

[dollface]

well, even the upgrade may be on sale. I got the most current revision, 4.0.5 I think for $24 and it now plays both .wma and .mp3, which is great because my ripped library is a mix of both.