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No go... message comes with ctu24.txt instead of ctu24.mid, txt file
contents:
Attachedment Dropped: <ctu24.mid> of type: <audio/x-midi;
x-mac-type="0"; x-mac-creator="0"; name="ctu24.mid">
I encoded at 128kbit, is this ok? The file size is about 400k, is
there a max size limit? Is audio/x-midi not an allow content type?
rich <seriousbrosKILL@SPAMMERSyahoo.com> wrote in message news:<pan.2004.08.19.01.08.17.688931@SPAMMERSyahoo.com>...
> On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 19:15:56 -0700, Ben Tyler wrote:
>
> > Is there a way other than datacable/transflash/bluetooth to get mp3s and
> > images on to the V710?
> >
> > I've tried email and putting the file on the web. Email comes with txt
> > file saying the content type has been block. Web page says file failed to
> > be saved.
>
> I have been emailing pictures (.jpg) and ringers (.mid) to my friend's
> v710 with no problem. Well, we had a problem at first but after he
> called verizon and got something activated or some such it started
> working. Prior to that he would get a message saying to go to the web
> for the content.
>
> The email address we use is <phone-number>@vzwpix.com, where
> <phone-number> is the 10 digit number with no dashes. The pictures
> are mailed as attachements with mime type image/jpeg, and the ringers
> are mime type audio/midi. The email software should set the mime
> types when sending the mail, but if it setting them wrong maybe they're
> getting blocked somewhere.
>
> Also, the ringers are actually mp3 files renamed with a .mid extension.
> The phone plays them fine, but it didn't seem to know what to do with
> mp3 attachements.
>
> Hope that helps. Email should work.
>
>
> rich