Subject: 0.7.29 issue with QCP's uploading to Samsung A-670 - msg#00232

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Using BitPim 0.7.29 with Windows XP Pro SP2 to a Samsung A-670 using a
data cable labels A610

In prior versions of BitPim, when adding QCP ringtones to the ringtones
tab, the files were automatically renamed in the tab to .PMD format. In
this version the name remains .QCP and the ringtones will not show up in
the phone as valid ringtones. (ie if I delete all ringtones from the
phone, add a new ringtone and successfully load it into the phone, when
using the phone to pick the new ringer, I get the message "Download
first" when I pick "MyMelody".) I can manually get around this by
changing the extension of the file from .QCP to .PMD before I add it to
the ringtones tab of BitPim. If the extension is .PMD the phone
recognizes it properly as a ringtone and all is fine.

10:03:02.500 SCH-A670: Listing dir 'brew/ringer'
10:03:39.578 SCH-A670: Switching from BREW to modem
10:03:39.594 SCH-A670: Now in modem mode
10:03:39.594 SCH-A670: Switching from modem to phonebook
10:03:39.608 SCH-A670: Now in phonebook mode
10:03:39.608 SCH-A670: Now in phonebook mode
10:03:39.608 SCH-A670: Retrieving fundamental phone information
10:03:39.608 SCH-A670: Reading phone serial number
10:03:39.640 SCH-A670: Reading group information
10:03:39.733 SCH-A670: Switching from phonebook to modem
10:03:39.750 SCH-A670: Now in modem mode
10:03:39.750 SCH-A670: Switching from modem to BREW
10:03:39.765 SCH-A670: Now in brew mode
10:03:39.765 SCH-A670: Now in brew mode
10:03:39.780 SCH-A670: Getting file contents 'nvm/nvm/brew_melody'
10:03:40.265 SCH-A670: Getting file contents 'nvm/nvm/brew_image'
10:03:40.469 SCH-A670: Listing dir 'digital_cam'
10:03:40.671 SCH-A670: Switching from BREW to modem
10:03:40.687 SCH-A670: Now in modem mode
10:03:40.703 SCH-A670: Fundamentals retrieved
10:03:40.719 SCH-A670: Switching from modem to BREW
10:03:40.733 SCH-A670: Now in brew mode
10:03:40.733 SCH-A670: Getting file contents 'nvm/nvm/brew_melody'
10:03:41.233 SCH-A670: Saving media for type ringtone
10:03:41.233 SCH-A670: Making directory 'brew'
10:03:41.265 SCH-A670: Making directory 'brew/ringer'
10:03:41.296 SCH-A670: Making directory 'brew'
10:03:41.312 SCH-A670: Making directory 'brew/shared'
10:03:41.358 SCH-A670: Writing file: brew/ringer/r_bush_approved.qcp
10:03:41.358 SCH-A670: Writing file 'brew/ringer/r_bush_approved.qcp'
bytes 5324
10:03:42.358 SCH-A670: Writing file: brew/ringer/r_wigum_912.pmd
10:03:42.375 SCH-A670: Writing file 'brew/ringer/r_wigum_912.pmd' bytes
5040
10:03:43.344 SCH-A670: Switching from BREW to modem
10:03:43.344 SCH-A670: Now in modem mode
10:03:43.358 BitPim is rebooting your phone for changes to take effect
10:03:43.358 SCH-A670: Taking phone offline
10:03:43.358 SCH-A670: Switching from modem to BREW
10:03:43.375 SCH-A670: Now in brew mode
10:03:43.405 SCH-A670: Resetting phone

Error does not appear to be in sending of the data, but in the renaming
of the file when the add button is used in the ringers tab.

In the above log, starting with a phone with no ringers, the
r_wigum_912.pmd file works properly in the phone as a ringer, but the
r_bush_approved.qcp file is not available in the "MyMelody" selection.

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Speedial Import/Export

I've been using BitPim for a few weeks on two VX4400s that I and my wife recently acquired. It's really quite nice -- thanks to Roger and others who've maintained and improved it over the years. But I have one ardent feature request... Are there any plans to add speedial codes to BitPim phonebook import and export any time soon? I saw a message that said this was not high priority, but I hope this minimal change can be made in the near future. Here's why... Without these, phonebook import and export are really quite limited in usefulness. I can maintain my VX4400 phonebook somewhere else convenient, but every time I import it, I have to insert the speed dials by hand using the BitPim phonebook interface. I can't see any way around this without at least speed dial import. I'd really like to fill up my speed dial slots, or at least 30-40 of them, so this manual step is a major impediment to regular maintenance. I'm not asking for csv export (though it would be nice). I can transform the VCard format to a spreadsheet in a number of ways -- I've done it for now with MS Access. I don't know much Python or Perl, but I'll offer a deal -- if someone will add speed dial to the VCard export and csv and VCard import (or at very least, csv import), I'll learn enough Python to write and contribute a VCard->csv transformation (or maybe there's one out there somewhere). Thanks. --David Lewis ------------------------------------------------------- SF email is sponsored by - The IT Product Guide Read honest & candid reviews on hundreds of IT Products from real users. Discover which products truly live up to the hype. Start reading now. http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=6595&alloc_id=14396&op=click _______________________________________________ BitPim-user mailing list BitPim-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Unsubscribe or change options at https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bitpim-user There are several hundred people on this list. Please be courteous, on topic and follow the instructions before posting http://bitpim.sf.net/testhelp/support.htm

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Re: 0.7.29 issue with QCP's uploading to Samsung A-670

-- "Will Salzman" <wsalzman@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >I can manually get around this by changing the extension of the file >from .QCP to .PMD That's one way of working it. Others may choose to use .mid instead. Whatever works for them. -Joe Pham ______________________________________________________________________ Speed up your surfing with NetZero HiSpeed. Now includes pop-up blocker! Only $14.95/month -visit http://www.netzero.com/surf to sign up today! ------------------------------------------------------- SF email is sponsored by - The IT Product Guide Read honest & candid reviews on hundreds of IT Products from real users. Discover which products truly live up to the hype. Start reading now. http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=6595&alloc_id=14396&op=click _______________________________________________ BitPim-user mailing list BitPim-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Unsubscribe or change options at https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bitpim-user There are several hundred people on this list. Please be courteous, on topic and follow the instructions before posting http://bitpim.sf.net/testhelp/support.htm

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