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2005-10-01, 15:30
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is it possible to send audio and video files to a midp 2.0 fone and play them in j2me?????
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Re: mmapi and j2me -
2005-10-04, 20:39
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On current Nokia phones that support jsr 135, you can create a player from an http source. As long as the phone supports the media type. You can query Manager to find supported formats.
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2005-10-05, 11:53
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1/ what do you mean by 'send' ? is it that the phone downloads ot from a server and play it ? is it through MMS ? is it streaming ?
2/ check whether the format you use is supported (see fmsware post) 3/ you don't necesarly need midp 2, midp 1 with mmapi (n3650 for ex) is ok too
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