Bluetooth issues on V635

Moto's can handle 128kbps and more. I have a number of 192kbps loaded
just fine. I've found that when I have a connectivity problem, brief
battery removal does a better reset than just power cycling.

From:Otto Pylot
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> My previous post had to do with my V635 not recognizing the MP3's that
> were being sent to it from my Mac so the suggestion (a good one) was
> to "downconvert" the MP3 to a lower bit rate because the Moto can't
> handle 128kbps or higher MP3's. So I converted the file via iTunes to
> 64 and sent it. The transfer went fine but Moto still didn't
> recognize it. So I converted it down to 32 and attempted to resend.
> Now Bluetooth can't see the phone no matter what I do. This has
> happened before. It seems like I only get one shot for the phone and
> computer to play nice. After that, nothing. I can power-cycle BT on
> the Moto, tell it to Find Me and it still won't work. I don't know if
> it's the Moto being strange or my Mac. My other BT devices have no
> problem at all connecting to my computer so it seems to be just the
> Moto. Suggestions anyone? Thanks.
>
> --
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>
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I've been getting music downloads from www.allofmp3.com and putting them
straight into the phone. Great prices too - most songs are only about a
dime.

From:Otto Pylot
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> In article <[email protected]>, BruceR
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Moto's can handle 128kbps and more. I have a number of 192kbps loaded
>> just fine. I've found that when I have a connectivity problem, brief
>> battery removal does a better reset than just power cycling.
>>
> <snip>
>
> Thanks. That's good to know. I think I've got the connectivity issue
> resolved but Moto still won't recognize the files and won't save the
> downloaded file to either the phone or the memory card. I'm looking
> around for some software that will take my MP3's or whatever and
> convert them to MIDI or polyphonic files. It just may be a problem
> with my MP3's that I've tried even though they play well on any
> device.
>
> --
> Deja Moo: I've seen this bull**** before.
>
> My address has been anti-spammed.
> Please reply to: [email protected] replacing invalid with sonic.