how do you connect a windows mobile device to xbox 360 elite?

I have an omnia and I’m tryin to connect it to my 360 using my USB cable. I’ve plugged it in but the 360 doesn’t recognize it. Is there any way to get it to recognize my omnia and play the music on my phone through in-game soundtrack.
thanks persons, have helped. My phone is connecting to the xbox. Now I just need to know what and where to download the music package business for the 360 so it can recognize my phone as a device so I can customize my soundtracks.

Answer by Sithis
You probably need to enable Mass Storage Mode on your device. Check out the link.

Answer by Kyle
You need to enable mass storage mode. You can also just buy a USB memory card adapter and plug your card into that. That works on both of my 360′s.

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This is today’s contents of my main work bag, a fake Samsonite bought for 85 yuan from Hongqiao Market in Beijing.

I downloaded a whole bunch of new games into my computer, but now I don’t know how to place them into my phones memory card to work. I downloaded mobile phone tools and the files won’t even show in there. I have windows 2000 professional and the middle window I have doesn’t even find my cell phone when it’s plugged into the computer. Can someone please help me here? I have a whole bunch of fantastic games to play for my cell phone to.

Answer by Norm
Hi Eric,

You need to get Motorola Phone Tools. It’s a nifty program you place on your computer and you can connect to your phone and do all kinds of clean stuff.

The cheapest and fastest way to get it is to buy it on eBay. You can get if for less then $ 5.00 and then download it so there is no shipping cost.

For current eBay listings go to eBay and do a search for "Motorola Phone Tools". Look at the ones that offer digital delivery. I have seen it as cheap as $ 2.60

Once you have the software Motorola updates it free forever.

Norm

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