Baelzar
08-09-2005, 04:08 PM
Look! It's a QWEST user! GET HIM! :cowboy:
Shucks, Qwest phones are so nearly Sprint phones now, I was hoping ya'll could help me. Qwest doesn't have a cool community like this (and if they do, please post a link!).
MAN I was so excited to get this Sanyo 7400. Ebayed a USB cable that came with USB drivers and software (BitPim) so I figured I was all set.
Wrong!
BitPim can see my phone (under the MM-7400 setting, no setting for the SCP-7400) and receive data. I can upload images. Problem is, I cannot seem to upload ringtones.
Tried the forum suggestion for making an AAC ringtone and ended up with a nice, 30-second .m4a clip to upload. BitPim doesn't recognize the file (it adds it as an UNKOWN) but it attempts to upload it, erroring out shortly thereafter.
Tried a plain-jane .mp3 file. BitPim recognizes .mp3s just fine, and it manages to get about halfway through the upload before erroring out.
As far as I can tell, my USB Modem driver is installed correctly. The computer noticed the phone right away. I've downloaded Sanyo USB drivers from many sources, just in case.
Should I just scrap the USB cable idea and bite the bullet on Sprint PCS Vision just so I can send files to my phone?
Or is there another piece of software that will actually recognize AAC ringtones and upload them?
I thank you in advance for any advice you can give.
Shucks, Qwest phones are so nearly Sprint phones now, I was hoping ya'll could help me. Qwest doesn't have a cool community like this (and if they do, please post a link!).
MAN I was so excited to get this Sanyo 7400. Ebayed a USB cable that came with USB drivers and software (BitPim) so I figured I was all set.
Wrong!
BitPim can see my phone (under the MM-7400 setting, no setting for the SCP-7400) and receive data. I can upload images. Problem is, I cannot seem to upload ringtones.
Tried the forum suggestion for making an AAC ringtone and ended up with a nice, 30-second .m4a clip to upload. BitPim doesn't recognize the file (it adds it as an UNKOWN) but it attempts to upload it, erroring out shortly thereafter.
Tried a plain-jane .mp3 file. BitPim recognizes .mp3s just fine, and it manages to get about halfway through the upload before erroring out.
As far as I can tell, my USB Modem driver is installed correctly. The computer noticed the phone right away. I've downloaded Sanyo USB drivers from many sources, just in case.
Should I just scrap the USB cable idea and bite the bullet on Sprint PCS Vision just so I can send files to my phone?
Or is there another piece of software that will actually recognize AAC ringtones and upload them?
I thank you in advance for any advice you can give.