E815 TransFlash RingTones Etc, How?

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Jan 7, 2006, 2:01:18 PM1/7/06

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Got this Verizon E815 (Motorola) got a 512mb TransFlash Card
I can transfer pictures to the card, how can I transfer stuff
from the card to the phone?
Don't Look Up!

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Rich Pierson

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Jan 7, 2006, 10:42:41 PM1/7/06

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Seagulldudu (Seagu...@BeachCrap.com) wrote in
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> Got this Verizon E815 (Motorola) got a 512mb TransFlash Card
> I can transfer pictures to the card, how can I transfer stuff
> from the card to the phone?
> Don't Look Up!
>

Move the transflash to your pc, copy ringtones from whatever source, 30
second sound bytes work well saved as mpg's.
Copy to transflash
Take to a non-service area [I use my sheilded comp room at home] and send
the sound file as an attachment to a message. It will fail but this has
moved it thru the verizon 'revenue enhancement security wall' and over to
the 'phone' side, it can now be saved as a ringtone or file, pick
ringtone..keep the file names short, I stick with 6 or 8 characters.

More involved, order the data to usb cable, tools and go to howard forums
for the step by step seem edit to turn the full bluetooth on, from then on
you can transfer directly and wirelessly.

mitchelle...@comcast.net

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Jan 8, 2006, 9:18:03 AM1/8/06

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I USE THE CARD TO DOWNLOAD MUSIC FOR THE MP3.
WHAT KIND OF STUFF DO YOU WANT TO TRANSFER?

Bob the Printer

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Jan 9, 2006, 10:35:36 PM1/9/06

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"Rich Pierson" <fi...@ptd.net> wrote in message
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> Seagulldudu (Seagu...@BeachCrap.com) wrote in
> news:P5KdnRDRbaFjkl3e...@giganews.com:
>
>> Got this Verizon E815 (Motorola) got a 512mb TransFlash Card
>> I can transfer pictures to the card, how can I transfer stuff
>> from the card to the phone?
>> Don't Look Up!
>>
>
> Move the transflash to your pc, copy ringtones from whatever source, 30
> second sound bytes work well saved as mpg's.
> Copy to transflash
> Take to a non-service area [I use my sheilded comp room at home] and send
> the sound file as an attachment to a message. It will fail but this has
> moved it thru the verizon 'revenue enhancement security wall' and over to
> the 'phone' side, it can now be saved as a ringtone or file, pick
> ringtone..keep the file names short, I stick with 6 or 8 characters.

You really don't have to go to a 'non service area', just put a non-existent
number in the message as the destination (555-555-5555 is what I usually
use). It'll fail as you say and the rest is easy..:-)

David S

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Jan 10, 2006, 12:36:04 AM1/10/06

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On 8 Jan 2006 06:18:03 -0800, mitchelle...@comcast.net chose to add
this to the great equation of life, the universe, and everything:

<top-post corrected>

>Seagu...@BeachCrap.com wrote:
>> Got this Verizon E815 (Motorola) got a 512mb TransFlash Card
>> I can transfer pictures to the card, how can I transfer stuff
>> from the card to the phone?
>> Don't Look Up!

>I USE THE CARD TO DOWNLOAD MUSIC FOR THE MP3.
>WHAT KIND OF STUFF DO YOU WANT TO TRANSFER?

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Rich Pierson

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Jan 10, 2006, 6:16:54 AM1/10/06

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"Bob the Printer" <bdo...@comcast.net> wrote in
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Unless they decide that hmmm, maybe we ought to charge for that 555
number... :-)