Re: Re: Sound file identification

> I never tested it before now, but you can also trick it by adding .mid 
> and it will play as a ringer. (I imagine it doesn't bear any 
> resemblance to a midi file either.) I haven't found any other 
> extensions that will work.

It doesn't.  There is the layer of software by Samsung which insists
on particular recognisable extensions.  The file is then handed off
to Qualcomm code which ignores the extension and parses the file
contents to work out what to do. 

The other format it may be is constant bitrate Purevoice, without
any meta-information, but there is little chance of being able
to figure that out.

Roger


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