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Old 06-07-2009, 09:00 PM
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Default Slingplayer Mobile Settings Made Easy through Hard Reset

If your like me....you change ROMS often. Tweak this/that and reflash. And, if your like me, you get irritated when you think about all of the settings you lost for your Slingplayer. I've searched for this and I haven't found anyone else posting it...so here is my solution.

1. Using Total Commander navigate to the \\Plugins\Registry\HKLM\Software and then "copy to cliwckedoard" the folder/reg entry labeled "Sling Media"

2. Using Total Commander navigate to your "Storage Card" and find a folder where you want to place the "Registry settings" then "Paste Here".

Now...the next time you Hard Reset your phone...and after installing Slingplayer software...all you need to do is copy the Sling Media.reg back into the registry at the same place and all of your settings will be there...PLEASE KEEP IN MIND....Do not post your reg file here or anywhere else. Your Sling Finder ID and Password is unencrypted in the Registry.

Enjoy.

Added:
Also, if you install the Slingplayer Application to your memory card, it will save you from having to install it every time you flash.

After installing to memory card navigate to the \Storage Card\Program Files\Sling Media\Slingplayer Mobile\Slingplayer.exe and "Create Shortcut".
Then simply c-n-p the Shortcut to wherever you want it (Usually \windows\start menu\Multimedia) <-- At least that's where I put it.
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