Re: Looking for MM-7400 owners who can run BitPim from source

On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 06:36:36 -0800 (PST), Robert Eden <[email protected]> wrote:
> --- Stephen Wood <[email protected]> wrote:
...
> I'll CC you in case the attachment doesn't make it to the list. The
> phone returned a lot of large (mostly zero) packets.

Do the calendar events look like you expect when look in the calendar tab.

It looks like the format of the call alarm entries has indeed changed
from earlier models.  I'll work on that tonight.

> 
> Now for the cost.... :)
> 
> I'm would like to get video's out of the phone. I initially thought all
> that was needed was to add the file extention (.3g2) to the list of
> wallpapers in COM_SANYOMEDIA.  That didn't work. :(
>
> 
> I can see (and download) the files in brew mode
>          /data/brew/camera/videos/#/filename.3g2
Are the videos directly viewable with common media viewers?

> 
>
> I looked at the code trying to figure it out... I'm beginning to think
> you don't get the wallpapers using brew mode, but some other method.

For all the previous Sanyo's, wallpaper, ringers and videos (SCP-5500)
did not appear in the regular file system (brew mode).  They are in a
kind of special limited file system.  It looks like for the 7400 some
of these files are accessible through both kinds of file system.  If
you had videos on your phone at the time you made the protocol dump
you sent, then we can conclude that videos are not in this special
file system.  (Thus your COM_SANYOMEDIA trick didn't work).

Reading the videos through the regular (brew) filesystem should be
pretty straightforward.  If you can either send me a zip of your who
filesystem (I don't recommend posting this) or at least a full listing
of the filesystem directory structure, I can put together something to
read the videos which you will probably need to debug.

Thanks for the help with the calendar, Stephen


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