Xbox360 doesn't support pda!

[fone_fanatic]

I plugged in my jam through usb to my xbox360 and its not recognized. i go to media and select music and "portable device" is not available for selection. But when i plug in my ipod through usb "portable device" is there. Do they think this console for people without pda's?

[monkeyphonix]

I plugged in my jam through usb to my xbox360 and its not recognized. i go to media and select music and "portable device" is not available for selection. But when i plug in my ipod through usb "portable device" is there. Do they think this console for people without pda's?

Same prob here, why is it recognising Apple products and not MS stuff ? Someone mail Bill and tell him.

[fone_fanatic]

also my portbale usb 2.0 hdd isn't recognized as well when it says it supports it... maybe i have to remove the xbox hdd to get it to work... oh well this is a pda forum not a xbox forum, so you think there ever will be added support for pdas? I still charge my jam off the xbox.

[LSmith4285]

Doesn't the Jam need ActiveSync installed before it can talk to a device?

The IPod will simply show up as a mass storage device like a pen drive.

AFAIK The Jam won't show up as a storage device and need activesync to run it. Although have seen Card Export II (http://www.softick.com/pocket-pc/cardexport2/) which allows you to make your PPC to look like a mass storage device and should allow the xbox to see it.

[deamos]

http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=37213&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=xbox

Xbox360 sees the Exec/Universal fine

[badgerboybadger]

I believe the 360 uses the mass storage profile. Check that your device has a SD pulgged in....

You may not ba ble to see your device memory