[julls]

hey guys. i've been dowloading images using http://www.t1mmy.net/visionTool.html for a while now, but then the other day instead of 'processing and saving' i got this thing saying 'Data Error 907 - Server Error' . any ideas on what to do with that? i tried ur 'focus', but got the same error. thanks

[donblay]

Originally Posted by julls

hey guys. i've been dowloading images using http://www.t1mmy.net/visionTool.html for a while now, but then the other day instead of 'processing and saving' i got this thing saying 'Data Error 907 - Server Error' . any ideas on what to do with that? i tried ur 'focus', but got the same error. thanks

Thats kind of a generic error message they use, but I've found what it is usually is do to is the compression of the JPG file. If you can, re-open it in an image editor and then resave it (you may have to change the compression-rate slightly, just to get it to re-save). Then try it again. For some reason this happens with JPG's, after it saves the file it tries to decompress the image and gets an error. As far as to what ratio to use or how to make sure your files won't do that in the first place, its kind of just trial and error.
Hope that helps.

[julls]

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thanks. i'll try doing that when i get to my comp & will let u know if it works.

[julls]

it worked! thanks
ur momma should be really proud of u

[one2ku]

Originally Posted by donblay

Thats kind of a generic error message they use, but I've found what it is usually is do to is the compression of the JPG file. If you can, re-open it in an image editor and then resave it (you may have to change the compression-rate slightly, just to get it to re-save). Then try it again. For some reason this happens with JPG's, after it saves the file it tries to decompress the image and gets an error. As far as to what ratio to use or how to make sure your files won't do that in the first place, its kind of just trial and error.
Hope that helps.

i've re-opened in photoshop (mac) and re-saved but i still get the data 907 error. i don't know anything about compression nor can i find anything in photoshop. could you tell me more on how to fix the compression rate.
thanks!

[one2ku]

nevermind i found the compression rate on photoshop.
but i'm still getting the data error 907?

i had it set to high but changed it to medium then low compression
and i'm still gettting the error.

i've cropped and adjusted the picture size to be 132X176 for my sanyo 7300.

please help.

thanks

[one2ku]

ok i figured it out. i now use the setting on focus uploader size 132x176. before i was using "do not change size" or "my phone is not listed"
the pics have been coming out great!
i do use photoshop before hand to set the image at 132x176
that way the pictures doesn't tweek to much when uploadin.
all good!

[julls]

u go girl! (or boy) lol

[Ory'Hara]

(Third attempt at posting...if this winds up triple posting, I'm sorry; Quick Reply was not functioning properly)

I was recently having this problem trying to download a ringer I created. I had tried many of the upload tools, and also tried hosting it myself, and kept getting the 907.

After I updated my Vision Data Profiles and restarted the phone, not only was the entire internet experience about 80% faster, but the 907 error helpfully disappeared and the ringer downloaded correctly.

[steude]

How does one update one's "Vision Data Profiles"? What are they? Where are they?

[laursifer]

If you go to Menu/Settings/PCS Vision there should be an option to reset your Vision profile. It's kind of like a hard reset for your Vision. If your phone gets locked on an error code, as they often do, resetting the Vision profile will clear that and start fresh. You will still have all of your bookmarks and everything, though.