Free saved files software for pda

Some sound files in WMA format are included to help you calibrate your headphone, loudspeaker, headphone, Hi-Fi and related audio equipment.
"ever_rising1.wma" and "freq_sweep.wma" consists of a tone that increase in pitch endlessly. The harmonics are designed to fade in from the bottom and fade out at high pitch. It is the equivalent of the visual ever rising staircase. An audio perception paradox. Its application is in the checking of audio equipment frequency response. As the harmonic peaks sweep through the spectrum, you can see the locations of resonant peaks. A peak profiling line that holds the most recents spectral peaks for more than 3 seconds will give a stable peaking envelop which is the frequency response curve of the loudspeaker system.
"intermodulation.wma" consists of two sine waves of 1KHz and 1.1KHz. If the amplitude response of the loudspeaker system is perfectly linear and there is no saturation or amplitude distortion in any part of the system, then there are only spectral peaks at 1KHz and 1.1KHz. Other wise, you will find other spectral peaks, notably at 1-n*0.1KHz, 1.1+n*0.1KHz, 2.1KHz, 2.1+/-0.1KHz, +/-0.2KHz etc..
"sine_all522.wma" consists of sine waves of 1KHz, 2KHz, 3KHz, 4KHz and 5KHz having same amplitude. Under ideal condition, they should create 5 equal spaced spectral peaks in an audio spectrum analyzer. For the overall system having flat response, the 5 peaks should have the same height. If it does not, the problem may be due to one or more of the pocketPC output, any external amplifier, speaker, microphone, signal amplifier, and analogue to digital converter. It is also possible for one part in the system to compensate for imperfection in another part, such as the equalizer or equalizing amplifier.
"square.wma" is a simple 100Hz pulse. It can be used to see the step response of the overall system. A stable triggering of the waveform is needed.
To use the files, select it in a MediaPlayer. Also select looping or repeating mode of playback. Then you can begin to play the sound file. Most players create an artificial silent time between repetitions. The ears can detect this easily. But the program can skip over the silent period if we choose the long-time average mode. For accurate frequency measurement, the narrow band analysis should be used. However, the wider shape of spectral peaks for wide band analysis makes peaks easy to identify and measure.
Normally, you will connect your earphone output to the audio equipment under test. Then you bring the pocketPC near the speaker of the system, and run a spectrum or spectrogram display porgram while the Media or MP3 Player is running in the background. Some Media Players amy not be able to produce continuous sound even within the time span of the sound file, which cannot be used.
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile PocketPC

Do you ride with someone who prefers a faster or slower speed than you do? Prove your point by calculating just how little (or how much) time is being saved.

Save To Host allows developers to save text from this PRC to a file on the host machine; or to read text from a file on the host machine into this PRC.

This must run in the PalmOS Emulator (POSE) and is very much a developer tool.

If you are a user of FileMon for Windows from sysinternals, you will certainly find EzFileMon useful when you play with Symbian phones.
EzFileMon monitors and displays file system activity on a system in real-time. Its advanced capabilities make it a powerful tool for exploring the way Symbian works, seeing how applications use the files and DLLs, or tracking down problems in system or application file configurations. Filemons timestamping feature will show you precisely when every open, read, write or delete, happens. FileMon is so easy to use that youll be an expert within minutes. It begins monitoring when you start it, and its output window can be saved to a file for off-line viewing.
Main features:
- Real-time capture file sytem operations
- Find which process has done to the file.
- Manually save logs as UNICODE text format
- Skins (themes) support.
System requirements:
- Symbian phone

You can capture screenshot and save it to a file in JPEG, BMP or MBM formats (the S60 version supports PNG format too). The screenshot can be sent directly to a PC via bluetooth or infrared and another mobile phone.
Furthermore, you can customize the shortcut key, file name and delay of capturing. This new version supports continuous mode that allows you to capture screenshot every a few seconds.
System requirements:
- Series 60 devices.

SHeMOT - this "To Do" item is designed to help you keep track of your progress as you study the weekly Torah portion.

The name comes from the Hebrew acronym for "Shnayim bMikra Vechad bTargum," the obligation for Jews to read every weeks Torah portion twice, with either Targum Onkelos or Rashi.

The .ZIP archive contains three files: Read_Me.txt (detailed instructions), SHeMOT.txt (the contents of a "To Do" item, saved as a text file), and SHeMOT.tda (an archived "To Do" item, which you can import using Palm Desktop).

Abbreviated instructions are also included in the "To Do" item, but it will probably be easier to follow those in the Read_Me file.

Windows Media Player 10 was a nice improvement so that users could play purchased music on their PocketPCs, but WMP10 itself lacks some features.
Perhaps the most annoying of these (aside from the button mapping problems) is the inability to create and save playlists on the device.
Playlist Editor was designed to import your files into a playlist format that WMP10 can play: ASX. Version 1.2 adds the ability to load and save M3U and PLS playlists as well.
How to use:
1. To Add Individual Songs:
Click the "+" Button in the toolbar
Click "Browse" to find the song, and Click "OK"
The program will guess at a good title, if you want it different, change it in the Title textbox. (ID3 support coming soon)
Click "Ok"
The song will now show up in the list box at the bottom.
2. How to Add an Entire Directory:
Go to Edit > Import... menu
Browse to the directory you want by double clicking a directory
Check the "Recurse Subdirectories" checkbox if you want to include songs from all folders under this one as well
Click the "OK" button
NOTE: Import includes ALL files, not just music ones, Ill work on that.
Main features:
- Browse to files located anywhere using the gsgetfile.dll (included in zip file)
- Save playlists anywhere
- Import entire directories recursively
- Edit existing playlists
Enhancements:
- Added a shuffle command to randomize the order of a playlist
- Added a "play" button to launch the current playlist in the default program. Note this does not save the playlist first.
- Discovered the ASX loader does not like ampersands in the file. I will investigate a fix. For now, save an M3U or PLS version to reload.
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile 2003.