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View Full Version : Snap Media + Sanyo 8200 + qcp polyphonic ringtones finally!?!?!


Prez808
09-07-2004, 11:49 PM
Today I decided to call future dial and ask them about their snap media software. The sales person was not very helpful at all. She said that polyphonic ringtones are not supported by the program because the 8200 cannot use them, only midi :eyeroll: Ugghh Instead of trying to explain further (an exercise in futility), I transferred over to the technical support area.
After a very long wait, the person on the phone said that they don't support qcp because they would have to get licensing to convert mp3s to make the polyphonic ringtones. *groan* :huh: I insisted that it was not necessary to have an mp3 to make a ringtone, and that thanks to this site, I already have everything I need to make a ringtone. All I needed it to transfer it over to the phone... So after much convincing he said he would pass my info on to the engineeting dept. He said they would e-mail me an answer by tomorrow. Much to my suprise the response came within half an hour. A blank e-mail with the subject: New Driver. I was skeptical, so I e-mailed back and asked if this driver would allow me to upload qcp ringtones to my Sanyo 8200. They responded yes!!

So has anyone tried the updated driver yet??

Cliffs Notes: Future Dial now claims to have a driver that will allow Snap Media to work with qcp files!


mactruck
09-07-2004, 11:51 PM
Cant say that I have but keep me posted. Ive been thinking of getting a data cable. Dont know why I would need one since the focus uploader works fine for me.

Prez808
09-07-2004, 11:53 PM
Focus works great for me too, but I am not going to pay $15 a month just to upload ringtones and other things to my phone. I'd rather buy the software, and save $180 per year by cancelling vision.

pdhahnsr
09-08-2004, 09:31 PM
I don't know about the 8200 but I've been uploading pics and ringers to my 8100 using SnapMedia without too many problems. The new driver works pretty good and the 8200 is listed. The 8100 will only let you upload 3 ringers and 7 pics though because of the limited memory.

Prez808
09-08-2004, 10:26 PM
So when you say ringers, you mean qcp ringers? If that's the case I'm running out to get that cable!

I don't know about the 8200 but I've been uploading pics and ringers to my 8100 using SnapMedia without too many problems. The new driver works pretty good and the 8200 is listed. The 8100 will only let you upload 3 ringers and 7 pics though because of the limited memory.

Prez808
09-10-2004, 04:13 PM
Today I got another e-mail from Future Dial:

"SnapMedia currently only supports MIDI format with Sanyo phones. We are looking into mp3 support in the future release of SnapMedia." :furious:

They don't seem to "get" that mp3 is not qcp.

How hard could it possibly be for them to add qcp functionality? :rant:

Strider420
09-10-2004, 04:45 PM
Was there a file attached to the email that said "new driver"?

Prez808
09-10-2004, 04:50 PM
FutureDial_4.zip

Strider420
09-10-2004, 05:08 PM
Check your PMs ;)

Markymark
09-10-2004, 05:17 PM
What... so does it or does it not support (mp3) .qcp files?
Cause I'm needing this program if it can.

-Mark

Prez808
09-10-2004, 05:29 PM
I'm not even sure. I guess it does not. Mp3 is not qcp. There is no connection at all except that they are compressed audio files.

Strider420
09-10-2004, 05:56 PM
This new driver does not add .qcp support to SnapMedia. It is only the driver needed to get your computer and phone (8200) on speaking terms. After installing it, I didn't see any added functionality with Snapmedia. Thanks to Prez808.

Prez808
09-10-2004, 07:39 PM
This new driver does not add .qcp support to SnapMedia. It is only the driver needed to get your computer and phone (8200) on speaking terms. After installing it, I didn't see any added functionality with Snapmedia. Thanks to Prez808.

No prob. You mean that they were not on speaking terms before???

Strider420
09-10-2004, 07:42 PM
No prob. You mean that they were not on speaking terms before???

It's just my smart-ass way of saying it's just a driver. If your phone is already recognized by the computer, then it is of no use.

pdhahnsr
09-10-2004, 09:53 PM
So when you say ringers, you mean qcp ringers? If that's the case I'm running out to get that cable!
No, sorry. Polyphonic ringtones, not .qcp. Sanyo's won't do voice files.

Prez808
09-10-2004, 10:19 PM
No, sorry. Polyphonic ringtones, not .qcp. Sanyo's won't do voice files.


Voice files as in .qcp's? I must have a very special Sanyo then :D

Nugo
09-10-2004, 10:48 PM
Voice files as in .qcp's? I must have a very special Sanyo then :D
Yeah me too

japawaiian
01-12-2005, 01:04 PM
I have a Sanyo 8200 and I just bought the Handset Manager USB Data Suite, i make my own .qcp files (Qualcomm Purevoice) converted from .wav very well, but this programs "File Transfer" wont let me, and neither will BitPim, DOES ANYONE KNOW OF A PROGRAM THAT WILL LET ME TRANSFER .QCP FILES INTO MY SANYO 8200??????? I already have the USB Data Cable, but all this software is good for is taking photos off my phone and putting photos on. HELP!!!

lgmayka
01-12-2005, 04:48 PM
In case you didn't see my thread, I recently discovered that my Toshiba VM4050 can play MP3 ringers simply by giving the MP3 file a .mid extension. Does the 8200 also have this undocumented capability?

Deval
01-13-2005, 04:49 PM
oh crap...interesting..

psychojoe3354
01-14-2005, 03:57 PM
In case you didn't see my thread, I recently discovered that my Toshiba VM4050 can play MP3 ringers simply by giving the MP3 file a .mid extension. Does the 8200 also have this undocumented capability?


I know the MM7400 can't do this. I tried :cool:

turktech
06-17-2005, 10:02 AM
I down loaded this QUALCOMM PureVoiceŽ Player-Recorder from http://www.cdmatech.com/solutions/products/purevoice_download.jsp for free that converts first 30 secs of any *.wav to *.qcp very nice compression might i add took a 700kb *.wav and made it into a 51k *.qcp

Upload your qcp files to http://www.theward.net/sprint/ and down load it to your phone from there worse case you spend 50c if you have no visions better then a cable cost

" I Say No To Drugs, But They Dont Listen" :clap:

tidusx18
10-19-2005, 02:49 PM
is there any way to get this new driver without going through the futuredial website? I also have a 8200 model and its giving lots of trouble. the thing is i didnt buy the software, i downloaded it, so i cant get the newst USB drivers. If anyone can help i would appreciate it. thanks.

silence217
12-20-2006, 03:53 AM
i have the data cable but the cd that came with it didn't do anything.
i was able to go on the internet with my phone but now i can't

is there any way to fix it. i also downloaded the driver but the comp keeps saying found new hardware and keeps installing it and i don't know wat to do... cani transfer ringtones through the cable?

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