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| Anonymous |
If I have it right, amr is the 'most' supported audio format for mms. I am having difficulty in converting mp3, wav files to amr for transmission. When I listen to the converted file it sounds garbled and not at all intelligible. Advice anyone ? | |||
| vampire_janus Unregistered guest |
i think most phones also support midi. amr is so restrictive (along with mp3s) legally wise that i don't even know of any player of it in linux. | |||
| Anonymous |
.midi and .amr is the most supported type although mp3 is becoming more supported for example my v600 plays mp3's as ringtones.The best way to convert to a different format will be on your pc and getting an audio converter which converts to midi or amr. The only thing i know which plays midi is sound blaster audio system but that is on my old win95 pc. | |||
| Richard Simpson Unregistered guest |
I've used the Nokia Multimedia Converter to convert mp3 and wav audio to amr, with good results. And you may as well give up on converting anything to midi - the only good midi is original midi - conversions will only waste your time with substandard results. | |||
| Tim Smith-Gauvin Unregistered guest |
I thought that Nokia Multimedia Convertor, converts files to AAC not AMR? or are they the same thing? | |||
