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tucker3434
07-13-2005, 01:08 AM
How do you transfer mp3's from the comp to the e815? I have a usb cable, but don't know what I'm doing.

Sokar
07-26-2005, 03:26 AM
Hey. I just picked up this phone today switching from Sprint.

The fact that it could play MP3's totally blew me away and was unexpected. I've done more research on the Bluetooth bits, but from what I've figured out...

You have to get a memory card called a Transflash (I believe). It's one of the 50 or so different memory stick brands out there. Very tiny and the most storage made right now is 128mb.

I guess the other side of the equation is to get a Transflash card reader for your PC and just drag the files to the removable drive in Windows. I suppose one is made that connects to USB, but I haven't checked yet. I have an Olympus camera that uses larger SmartMedia cards (yay, another format). I hope I can find one that does both the Transflash and SmartMedia. Although I bet I'll be taking up two USB ports with readers.

Is this the way to do it, or is there another approach? I've only owned this thing 5 hours and didn't expect to use it as an MP3 player, but now I'm digging the idea.

Crossblade
07-26-2005, 10:13 AM
There are lots of 7 in 1 or "21 in 1" cardreader. They read SD/MMC, Memory Sticks (that Sony Uses), CF (Type I/II), xD, SmartMedia, etc. Then you have all you need in one.
Transflash is something like Reduced Size MMC. T-Flash (Transflash) is compatible with SD through adaptor (to get in the size of SD) so you won't worry about the card reader. You can get one for $10-$20 as far as I know.

T-Flash cards are up to 512MB now and they are sold with adaptor, so you won't worry how to put it in the card reader.

:thumbup:

oftheborg
08-08-2005, 02:45 PM
if any of you get that working, post it... From what I understand, on the latter V710's, you can't transfer files from the card to the phone. but you can use the files on the card. In other words, if you want to pull pictures off the phone, you can't do it with the card... But, maybe I'm wrong.

Willya
08-24-2005, 08:27 PM
The e815 from the factory cannot transfer files from the card to the phone. There are seem hacks to the phone, but by doing this you void your warranty and could possibly ruin your phone. You are not able to transfer file via bluetooth onto the TransFlash card either. Verizon has disabled the OBEX profile on the bluetooth and allows only connectection with a headset. Again, you are able to hack the bluetooth in order to get it to work, but this is not recommended or encouraged. For now the only way to get files to your card is using the data cable or using the SD adapter (I recommend this). If you want to get the music onto your phone, email it to yourself at 5551235555(your phone #)@vzwpix.com.

oftheborg
08-31-2005, 10:07 AM
I attempted to send the mp3's the way you suggested, and I'm stumped, it gives me a little orage/red alert signal in the upper left corner of the screen and it won't actually download the mp3. It tells me to download it later.

Willya
08-31-2005, 08:03 PM
How large is the .mp3? I think they may have a limited size. I have not personally checked what that is. Again, your best bet is to just purchase a TransFlash card. Trust me.

oftheborg
08-31-2005, 09:52 PM
I'd rather unlock the phone... I don't care about listening to mp3's, but I'd like one or two to use as ring tones, and none of the ones I want can be found on any website... It's pretty much up to me to get the ringtones I want on there.

Unregistered
09-14-2005, 10:03 PM
Can you play MP3's as ringtones on either the Moto E815 or the LG 8100?

Unregistered
01-05-2006, 05:54 PM
there is a way to play mp3's on your phone if you own a T'flash reader...no need to hack your phone or use the inconvenient usb cable...no need to covert & re-convert files over and over like the old method and you can also transfer the complete sond with out cutting it short...
cable free easy to use in your palm method of playing your favorite songs as ringtones...
I've owned my e815 for some time now and everyone loves how great it sounds, perfect and clear....non-cheesy like most downloads.guaranteed to work on your E815


I'd rather unlock the phone... I don't care about listening to mp3's, but I'd like one or two to use as ring tones, and none of the ones I want can be found on any website... It's pretty much up to me to get the ringtones I want on there.

fuzisnoman
01-18-2006, 12:19 AM
How do you transfer mp3's from the comp to the e815? I have a usb cable, but don't know what I'm doing.
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I have had success with emailing the mp3 to my phone where I can Store Only or (maybe) Store as Ringtone. The form of my email address is xxxxxxxxxx@vzwpix.com, where the x's are my phone number.

Unregistered
01-18-2006, 08:32 PM
How large is the .mp3? I think they may have a limited size. I have not personally checked what that is. Again, your best bet is to just purchase a TransFlash card. Trust me.
and there is no other way to do it without a t flash card?

SoConfused
01-22-2006, 04:07 PM
Okay, I've just gotten an e815 and i also got the TransFlash Memory chip. I've gotten the songs that I want stored to the chip and onto the phone but I have *NO* idea how to make them ringtones...PLEASE Help me!

Unregistered
01-27-2006, 10:27 AM
TO make ringtones (short of what you already know) It has to be no larger than a 30 second clip and change the file extension to .mid from .mp3. Send to phone then you are able to save the file as a ringtone. So the jist to it is change the file extension to make it a midi file and it will work always.
neen

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Unregistered
05-12-2006, 07:34 PM
i don't understand how to transfer mp3's to the transflash.. i just got an A920 yesterday that has a transflash memory card with it and i dont really understand how to use it at all

Unregistered
07-21-2006, 12:44 AM
Can I pick up mp3's that are playing with my bluetooth headset for the E815? I was counting on this, and it doesn't seem to be working, or the way to do it isn't apparent. Any help would be great!

pete

shamu
08-10-2006, 08:24 PM
Again, your best bet is to just purchase a TransFlash card. Trust me.
Okay... I trust you. Why would I not? I don't even know you.

That being said, is a TransFlash card the same as a Micro SD card? I got a 512mb MicroSD for use with my Garmin GPS. http://www.garmin.com/products/gpsmap76cx/

Looks the same.

Unregistered
10-04-2006, 01:43 PM
Transflash and microsd Are the same MIcro SD is the new name and is to be used for now on. Trans flash is the old name.

Unregistered
11-14-2006, 09:42 PM
ok well i have the e815...a USB cord..and might get a MicroSd card if i can play mp3s on it...so all i need to do is just copy MP3s onto the card with my card reader and then somehow it will show up on my phone?...i dont get how u play the mp3s from the card on ur phone..like can u just click on something that says "2GB Memory Card" on ur phone and will it like open it or something?