Sanyo SCP-8400
What Format Ringers Will The 8400 Support?
Well, I know it supports midi (.mid) but what else?
http://t1mmy.net/phone/phone.html » says they have a 1mb size limit.
What's the supported formats & video? The manual doesn't specify. I know ringers go to internal memory so that would be a restriction which is disappointing since I'm quite successfully using a 2gb microSD card.
http://t1mmy.net/phone/phone.html » says they have a 1mb size limit.
What's the supported formats & video? The manual doesn't specify. I know ringers go to internal memory so that would be a restriction which is disappointing since I'm quite successfully using a 2gb microSD card.
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this may not be completely complete (!?!), but I know it supports
MP3, AAC, AAC+, QCP, MID, 3GPP, 3gp, 3G2 and MP4
anyone else know of others?
MP3, AAC, AAC+, QCP, MID, 3GPP, 3gp, 3G2 and MP4
anyone else know of others?
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I did notice that as for audio formats t1mmy about only supported midi so this list looks interesting. I'll need to try one. Any recommendations? I want to try sending an mp3 I just edited down to "ringer" size.
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I just dumped a bunch on Rumkin.com itself, Try #1642897 for an instrumental blues guitar into that sounds sweet. Its about 90k for a 30 second mp3 (mp3 -> mono-WAV (to edit)-> mono-22khz MP3), sounds great and louder than Midi ringers, certainly more plentiful and easily recognized.
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I've had great success with Rumkin.com. Keep files below 1MB. Any bitrate Mp3 stereo/mono joint/dual VBR etc. has worked so far for me as a ringer.
I also did Windows PCM Wav and AIFF encoded wav just to see, but there's no point using those.
I also did Windows PCM Wav and AIFF encoded wav just to see, but there's no point using those.
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the phone is neutered to prevent you from accessing ringtones (mp3s, midi, whatever format) you have on the microSD card. Very annoying.
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That might be by design, since the SD card is removable, and takes longer to access. Maybe reading a large mp3 off the card would be too slow to catch sprint's stupid 30 second ringing window between finding the ESN and the voice-mail picking up. Just a thought. I get mp3's down to 90k each for a 30 second rip for ringtones. I'll let full songs stay on the card.
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Nah, as I've said here before I'm sure it's so we cab't use a USB cable and transfer them from our PC ourselves. They want us to buy them from Sprint. Anything on the microSD card we can transfer to and from.
Snerdley said:
That might be by design, since the SD card is removable, and takes longer to access. Maybe reading a large mp3 off the card would be too slow to catch sprint's stupid 30 second ringing window between finding the ESN and the voice-mail picking up. Just a thought. I get mp3's down to 90k each for a 30 second rip for ringtones. I'll let full songs stay on the card.
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So about how much internal Ram is there? Since ringtones (especially mp3's I like to use) have to use it. Midi files are small and use very little but mp3's are somewhat "heaftier". As I've said before my microSD is a 2gb Sandisk. I wish I could direct everything to be saved there.
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I was told the M1 only has 40 MB for downloads (ringers etc.) and 1GB shared Flash max for everything else. No MicroSD slot.
When I was making my purchase decision the Sprint reps pointed out (referring to all the smudges and fingerprints) "this thing gets greasier than a PSP."
When I was making my purchase decision the Sprint reps pointed out (referring to all the smudges and fingerprints) "this thing gets greasier than a PSP."
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