[BitPim-devel] A620 mp3 ringtone?

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Joe Pham

2007-11-17 04:23:40 UTC

Stephen, as far as you know, can you upload mp3 ringtones to the A620? I'm testing out the M300, and it doesn't appear that it'd accept mp3 ringtones.

-Joe Pham

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Stephen Wood

2007-11-17 04:50:15 UTC

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The A620 doesn't take mp3 ringtones, only qcp and midi. I think some
of the phones that inherit the A620 code, like the A840, can take
mp3's, but I never had access to those phones for long enough to try
to implement mp3 uploading.

Does the M300 use the same filesystem structure for media. (ams file,
media files called "cntsN")?

Stephen

Post by Joe Pham
Stephen, as far as you know, can you upload mp3 ringtones to the A620? I'm testing out the M300, and it doesn't appear that it'd accept mp3 ringtones.
-Joe Pham

Joe Pham

2007-11-17 05:58:57 UTC

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Post by Stephen Wood
Does the M300 use the same filesystem structure for media. (ams
file, media files called "cntsN")?

Yes, it does. I tried a midi file and it worked fine. I tried an mp3 file, changed the mimetype to audio/mp3, but it didn't work. Any other suggestions?

-Joe Pham

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Stephen Wood

2007-11-17 20:30:11 UTC

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The specs for the M300 on the Samsung site claim that the M300 can't do MP3s.

Stephen

http://www.samsung.com/us/consumer/detail/spec.do?group=mobilephones&type=mobilephones&subtype=sprint&model_cd=SPH-M300ISASPR&fullspec=F

Post by Joe Pham

Post by Stephen Wood
Does the M300 use the same filesystem structure for media. (ams
file, media files called "cntsN")?

Yes, it does. I tried a midi file and it worked fine. I tried an mp3 file, changed the mimetype to audio/mp3, but it didn't work. Any other suggestions?
-Joe Pham