1. For your convenience there are 2 payment options:
   PayPal or Credit Card (Approx. $3/video)
2. Make sure that your mobile phone/device is Mobile Web or WAP enabled. Click here to see On The Go Studio's recommended phones list. These are phones we have tested to work with our system. If you do not have one of these phones and would like to purchase one click here.
3. Be sure that you have bars showing a network connection.
4. Choose your video and Click on "Send to my mobile"
5. Choose your phone maker i.e. Motorola, LG, Kyocera
6. Choose your phone model number i.e. Treo 650, e815
7. Select your payment method
8. Pay by Credit card, which also allows for Pay Pal
   1. Enter your mobile number (1 + area code + #) and pay via WorldPay or PayPal
9. You will be forwarded to PayPal, once you have paid a screen will come up saying that the URL to retrieve your video is being sent to your email address.
10. Point the browser on your phone to the URL and the file will begin downloading to your mobile phone.
11. Receive your video and enjoy!

From the Web Browser on your phone. Click here for a video on how to do this.

1. Be sure that your mobile phone is Mobile Web or WAP enabled, if you are not sure you can call check your bill and look for Web services.
2. We have provided a list of On The Go Studio's recommended phones list. These are phones we have tested to work with our system. If you do not have one of these phones and would like to purchase one click here for special deals we have worked out for our customers.
3. Once you are sure your phone has web access, open the browser and point it to www.wap.onthegostudio.com
4. From here choose your content by browsing to it, and click on the link that says download.
5. The phone will automatically start downloading the content to itself.
6. It may ask you where you want to save it. Choose memory card or internal memory, whichever one you have space on.
7. It may also ask if you want to accept non-carrier approved content. All of the content at On The Go Studio is safe for your phone and your eyes.

For information on how to download the videos, photos, and ringtones to your computer and then transfer them to your phone click here.

More questions? Visit the mobile FAQ page or use Melpers the Mobile Helpers.

On The Go Studio Recommended Cell Phones list.

If you do not find your phone in this list, and it can play video and receive MMS messages it will probably work with our system.

1. Palm Treo 650, 700
2. Palm Tungsten E2
3. Motorola
   1. e815
   2. Chocolate
4. LG
5. Samsung
   1. 9800

On The Go Studio Recommended Cell Phone Carriers

1. Sprint
2. Cingular

Phone Reviews

Is the Motorola RAZR a good phone for On The Go?

The Motorola Razor is a good phone, there are a couple of drawbacks that I see.
In order to get to the memory card slot you have to remove the battery in the back, so it is a little difficult to get to. Secondly, I don't think the internet browser is as good as some others, I think it is limited in where and how you can surf, find things on the internet.

We have two Motorola E815 phones which surf well, have easy access to the memory card slot and play very good audio. The one downside is that when playing back video the screen is not filled with the video.

I just researched the latest offerings and feel that the Motorola SLVR L7 or ROKR may be better choices than the RAZR. Although I have not personally tested these two. They are more durable since they are not flip phones and are newer technology.

All of these phones are free, with a new 2 year agreement of course, which is nice.

If you are thinking of it for business efficiency I would consider one of the
smartphones, PDAs or something like that. They really help with contacts, scheduling althought they do cost a little bit more.
 

OTA = Over the air. This means that your videos, music and text are being transferred to and from your phone through the air on the cell network just like your voice is.

Memory Cards

SD - San Disk is most recognized name in memory cards, although other manufacturers make them. Memory cards for phones come in 3 basic forms. Memory cards are used to move music, videos and other info to and from your phone. SD usually refers to the full sized card often used in digital cameras and other devices. All three card shapes can have between 256MB and 2GB of memory capacity. On The Go Studio recommends the 1GB card since it is usually plenty of room and cost effective. To shop for yours click here.

Mini-SD - The mini-SD card is a little smaller than the SD and comes with an adapter to fit into your computers memory card slot.

Micro SD or Transflash - The transflash card is the smallest of the memory cards. Typically used in flip phones.