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  1. #1
    Caerbannog
    Guest
    Hi all

    I have a 6820 with which I use the Sound Converter software to import MIDI's
    by IR, which mostly works fine.

    However, some MIDI files refuse to play when actually in the phone, it gives
    an error msg 'Cannot Open File'. These same problematic MIDI files, when
    transferred straight to a Motorola phone, work perfectly.

    Is there some system command within the MIDI which Nokia doesn't like? If
    so, you'd think the Sound Converter would pick them out. I have also tried
    MIDIscale but get the same issue.

    Anyone have a clue?

    Thanks

    D



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  2. #2
    mal
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    Re: MIDI to Tone problems

    Same problem on 7250 - I've posted some infoe to help folks out and
    sent Nokia and Oxygen a request for help.
    I think the problem is something to do with SP-Midi being different
    from normal Midi. I even used Nokia's PC Suite to convert my midi
    files to polyphonic. played it in PC SUite and saved it there. All
    worked fine but then had to use Oxygen to transfer and although it got
    to the phone I had exactly ythe same problem as you did. I'll post an
    answer if I hear from Nokia or Oxygen. Crap PC Suite if it converst to
    something that won't work !!!

    > I have a 6820 with which I use the Sound Converter software to import MIDI's
    > by IR, which mostly works fine.
    >
    > However, some MIDI files refuse to play when actually in the phone, it gives
    > an error msg 'Cannot Open File'. These same problematic MIDI files, when
    > transferred straight to a Motorola phone, work perfectly.
    >
    > Is there some system command within the MIDI which Nokia doesn't like? If
    > so, you'd think the Sound Converter would pick them out. I have also tried
    > MIDIscale but get the same issue.
    >
    > Anyone have a clue?




  3. #3
    mal
    Guest

    Re: MIDI to Tone problems

    Here's a good one -

    I sent the information to Oxygen as I have the same error as you.

    Guess what ....

    They said
    Maybe the files are incompatible with the phone

    Great Help Oxygen. I think I knew that !

    "Caerbannog" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > I'm trying to get Nokia's site to even accept my query!
    >
    > I can't understand why the PC Suite program doesn't convert to a format even
    > its own phone can recognise. I'd have thought it would convert to SP Midi
    > as a matter of course.
    >
    > What I've been doing is to suck the MIDIs back out of the phone by IR, then
    > I've posted them on my website so they can be accessed by GPRS/WAP. This is
    > how I know the exact same file works on a Motorola handset!
    >
    > We await news from Nokia!!
    >
    > D
    >
    >
    > "mal" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > Same problem on 7250 - I've posted some infoe to help folks out and
    > > sent Nokia and Oxygen a request for help.
    > > I think the problem is something to do with SP-Midi being different
    > > from normal Midi. I even used Nokia's PC Suite to convert my midi
    > > files to polyphonic. played it in PC SUite and saved it there. All
    > > worked fine but then had to use Oxygen to transfer and although it got
    > > to the phone I had exactly ythe same problem as you did. I'll post an
    > > answer if I hear from Nokia or Oxygen. Crap PC Suite if it converst to
    > > something that won't work !!!
    > >
    > > > I have a 6820 with which I use the Sound Converter software to import

    > MIDI's
    > > > by IR, which mostly works fine.
    > > >
    > > > However, some MIDI files refuse to play when actually in the phone, it

    > gives
    > > > an error msg 'Cannot Open File'. These same problematic MIDI files,

    > when
    > > > transferred straight to a Motorola phone, work perfectly.
    > > >
    > > > Is there some system command within the MIDI which Nokia doesn't like?

    > If
    > > > so, you'd think the Sound Converter would pick them out. I have also

    > tried
    > > > MIDIscale but get the same issue.
    > > >
    > > > Anyone have a clue?




  4. #4
    Caerbannog
    Guest

    Re: MIDI to Tone problems

    D'oh! Brilliant and really helpful. I'm still trying to identify a common
    thread - i.e. is it a different MIDI format, or number of tracks/channels,
    or GM/XG Midi but I really don't know enough about it. Needs a MIDI expert
    probably. My query's in a at Nokia so I'll wait to hear from them (maybe!)

    D


    "mal" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Here's a good one -
    >
    > I sent the information to Oxygen as I have the same error as you.
    >
    > Guess what ....
    >
    > They said
    > Maybe the files are incompatible with the phone
    >
    > Great Help Oxygen. I think I knew that !
    >
    > "Caerbannog" <[email protected]> wrote in message

    news:<[email protected]>...
    > > I'm trying to get Nokia's site to even accept my query!
    > >
    > > I can't understand why the PC Suite program doesn't convert to a format

    even
    > > its own phone can recognise. I'd have thought it would convert to SP

    Midi
    > > as a matter of course.
    > >
    > > What I've been doing is to suck the MIDIs back out of the phone by IR,

    then
    > > I've posted them on my website so they can be accessed by GPRS/WAP.

    This is
    > > how I know the exact same file works on a Motorola handset!
    > >
    > > We await news from Nokia!!
    > >
    > > D
    > >
    > >
    > > "mal" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > > news:[email protected]...
    > > > Same problem on 7250 - I've posted some infoe to help folks out and
    > > > sent Nokia and Oxygen a request for help.
    > > > I think the problem is something to do with SP-Midi being different
    > > > from normal Midi. I even used Nokia's PC Suite to convert my midi
    > > > files to polyphonic. played it in PC SUite and saved it there. All
    > > > worked fine but then had to use Oxygen to transfer and although it got
    > > > to the phone I had exactly ythe same problem as you did. I'll post an
    > > > answer if I hear from Nokia or Oxygen. Crap PC Suite if it converst to
    > > > something that won't work !!!
    > > >
    > > > > I have a 6820 with which I use the Sound Converter software to

    import
    > > MIDI's
    > > > > by IR, which mostly works fine.
    > > > >
    > > > > However, some MIDI files refuse to play when actually in the phone,

    it
    > > gives
    > > > > an error msg 'Cannot Open File'. These same problematic MIDI files,

    > > when
    > > > > transferred straight to a Motorola phone, work perfectly.
    > > > >
    > > > > Is there some system command within the MIDI which Nokia doesn't

    like?
    > > If
    > > > > so, you'd think the Sound Converter would pick them out. I have

    also
    > > tried
    > > > > MIDIscale but get the same issue.
    > > > >
    > > > > Anyone have a clue?






  5. #5
    Caerbannog
    Guest

    Re: MIDI to Tone problems

    Nokia have been similarly helpful, bless them. They said that I can use the
    Nokia Sound converter to convert MIDI tracks into SP MIDI to upload to the
    phone. Really? Well I never! They seem to have completely missed the
    point that this is what I've been bloody well trying to do, and the sodding
    phone won't play the tracks! I've now tested the converted SP MIDIs on 2
    Motorolas and a Sony Ericsson K700 and they all work perfectly. It's just
    Nokia.

    I await further news from them.

    D


    "Caerbannog" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > D'oh! Brilliant and really helpful. I'm still trying to identify a

    common
    > thread - i.e. is it a different MIDI format, or number of tracks/channels,
    > or GM/XG Midi but I really don't know enough about it. Needs a MIDI

    expert
    > probably. My query's in a at Nokia so I'll wait to hear from them

    (maybe!)
    >
    > D
    >
    >
    > "mal" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > Here's a good one -
    > >
    > > I sent the information to Oxygen as I have the same error as you.
    > >
    > > Guess what ....
    > >
    > > They said
    > > Maybe the files are incompatible with the phone
    > >
    > > Great Help Oxygen. I think I knew that !
    > >
    > > "Caerbannog" <[email protected]> wrote in message

    > news:<[email protected]>...
    > > > I'm trying to get Nokia's site to even accept my query!
    > > >
    > > > I can't understand why the PC Suite program doesn't convert to a

    format
    > even
    > > > its own phone can recognise. I'd have thought it would convert to SP

    > Midi
    > > > as a matter of course.
    > > >
    > > > What I've been doing is to suck the MIDIs back out of the phone by IR,

    > then
    > > > I've posted them on my website so they can be accessed by GPRS/WAP.

    > This is
    > > > how I know the exact same file works on a Motorola handset!
    > > >
    > > > We await news from Nokia!!
    > > >
    > > > D
    > > >
    > > >
    > > > "mal" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > > > news:[email protected]...
    > > > > Same problem on 7250 - I've posted some infoe to help folks out and
    > > > > sent Nokia and Oxygen a request for help.
    > > > > I think the problem is something to do with SP-Midi being different
    > > > > from normal Midi. I even used Nokia's PC Suite to convert my midi
    > > > > files to polyphonic. played it in PC SUite and saved it there. All
    > > > > worked fine but then had to use Oxygen to transfer and although it

    got
    > > > > to the phone I had exactly ythe same problem as you did. I'll post

    an
    > > > > answer if I hear from Nokia or Oxygen. Crap PC Suite if it converst

    to
    > > > > something that won't work !!!
    > > > >
    > > > > > I have a 6820 with which I use the Sound Converter software to

    > import
    > > > MIDI's
    > > > > > by IR, which mostly works fine.
    > > > > >
    > > > > > However, some MIDI files refuse to play when actually in the

    phone,
    > it
    > > > gives
    > > > > > an error msg 'Cannot Open File'. These same problematic MIDI

    files,
    > > > when
    > > > > > transferred straight to a Motorola phone, work perfectly.
    > > > > >
    > > > > > Is there some system command within the MIDI which Nokia doesn't

    > like?
    > > > If
    > > > > > so, you'd think the Sound Converter would pick them out. I have

    > also
    > > > tried
    > > > > > MIDIscale but get the same issue.
    > > > > >
    > > > > > Anyone have a clue?

    >
    >






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