V635 Photo Problem

I DID transfer photos first (Via a TransFlash Card reader), as
bluetooth's way too slow.

And I Have tried opening in other software - Paint, Windows Picture and
Fax Viewer, IE6, FlashMX 2004, VB6 They either give the same error
messages, or just don't open.

Does anyone know of software that lets you open damaged JPEGs with any
degree of success?


T Wrote:
> I have the 635 and have never had any problems...I will say that maybe
> you should xfer the photos to your computer first before you try to
> open them directly from the phone...Give that a try..
>
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> On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 10:23:59 +0000, Dieu [email protected] wrote:
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> MrStability wrote:
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> I can transfer photos to my PC OK with a TransFlash card reader, but
> when I open them in Photoshop, I get these error messages:
>
> 1) Could not open "F:\mobile\picture\09-09-05_1408.jpg" because an
> unknown or invalid JPEG marker type is found
>
> 2) Could not open "F:\mobile\picture\09-09-05_1410.jpg" because an
> invalid second SOI or SOFn marker is found
>
> 3) Could not open "F:\mobile\picture\17-09-05_1922.jpg" because an
> invalid number of colors is specified in the JPEG SOS marker.
>
> the pictures won't open in Paint, Windows Picture and Fax Viewer,
> IE6,
> FlashMX 2004, or VB6
>
> is the phone faulty, or is there a firmware/software update that may
> correct the problem.
> The photos display fine on the phone.
>
> BTW: there's no problem with photos taken on my old V220 phone.
>
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> Did you try with other JPEG software?-


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In <[email protected]> on Mon, 3 Oct 2005 15:35:21 +0000,
MrStability <[email protected]> wrote:

>I DID transfer photos first (Via a TransFlash Card reader), as
>bluetooth's way too slow.
>...

Properly configured, Bluetooth is actually pretty fast, up to about 800 Kbps.
The usual problem is that it's configured to run at only 115 Kbps.

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| Properly configured, Bluetooth is actually pretty fast, up to about 800
Kbps.
| The usual problem is that it's configured to run at only 115 Kbps.
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How would one configure it to go to speeds like 800?

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In <[email protected]> on Wed, 5 Oct 2005 12:07:29 -0400,
"CJD" <[email protected]> wrote:

>"John Navas" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
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>| Properly configured, Bluetooth is actually pretty fast, up to about 800 Kbps.
>| The usual problem is that it's configured to run at only 115 Kbps.

>How would one configure it to go to speeds like 800?

To set cellular serial port speed in Windows XP:
- Open Network Connections
- Right-click on cellular connection, and choose Properties
- In Properties-General, select checked cellular modem, and click Configure
- In Modem Configuration, select desired Maximum Speed.
- Click OK to close all windows.

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