V400 uploading MP3s -- Corrupt

I've got the cable, drivers, and mPT all seemingly working fine.
However, whenever I upload an MP3 to use as a ringtone, it shows as corrupt
when I try to play it on the phone. Do they have to be in a particular bit
or KHz rate for them to work on the V400? I have over 4000k available for
use on the phone ...

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30 seconds long, 64kbps or lower

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Steve
"mhicaoidh" <®źmõvé_mhic_aoidh@hotŃīXmailŠPäM.com> wrote in message
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> I've got the cable, drivers, and mPT all seemingly working fine.
> However, whenever I upload an MP3 to use as a ringtone, it shows as
> corrupt
> when I try to play it on the phone. Do they have to be in a particular
> bit
> or KHz rate for them to work on the V400? I have over 4000k available for
> use on the phone ...
>
>

It appears it was the encoding I was using. I switched to using
Audacity as my encoder, and the files play fine.

> It appears it was the encoding I was using. I switched to using
> Audacity as my encoder, and the files play fine.

What was your encoder before?

Taking a moment's reflection, Tropical Haven mused:
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| What was your encoder before?

Wave MP3 Encoder (trial version) by RockN Audio. I had the choice of
using the lame MP encoder, and the Microsoft encoder within the program. I
chose the MS one assuming the "lame" one was, well, lame. As it turns out,
that is the one Audacity uses ... and the files probably would have worked I
had chosen it initially.

Steve wrote:

> 30 seconds long, 64kbps or lower
>


.....and not more than 64K in size, regardless of bit rate.

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jer
email reply - I am not a 'ten'

Taking a moment's reflection, Jer mused:
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| ....and not more than 64K in size, regardless of bit rate.

You sure about that? The one I finally got to work is showing on the
phone as 106k.