Nokia 6230
Seperate Memory card and Nokia Suite! Transferring files dilemma
Hi, I recently got a 6230 which I'm very happy with except this one thing. When I try to transfer mp3 over it doesnt work if you dont have enough memory on the phones memory which is 8MB. But as most of you know it has a 32MB card which is seperate. This is most frustrating because you have to move all your stuff over to the 32MB card, I wish you could combine the memory together which would make it a whole lot easier!
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I just got the phone too. It's great!
Open your Nokia Phone Browser and locate your MMC card from Gallery. Just copy the music files from your PC and paste it into the MMC card directly. (Do not make folders for music as the Music Player will not know there are files there).
BTW, use the converter so that you can use the .aac files instead of MP3's. They are about half size.
Open your Nokia Phone Browser and locate your MMC card from Gallery. Just copy the music files from your PC and paste it into the MMC card directly. (Do not make folders for music as the Music Player will not know there are files there).
BTW, use the converter so that you can use the .aac files instead of MP3's. They are about half size.
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damn nokia pc suite doesnt work for me, I have to use the built in windows thing ☹️ it picks up the phone but when I go through the phone browser it shows none of my stuff
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I had the same prob. I am using Bluetooth.
Initially, I installed the Bluetooth Software, then the unit... bypassing the PC Suite until after the reboot.
After I installed the PC Suite, the Nokia Phone Browser did not recognize my phone and I could not browse.
I then proceeded to uninstall my Bluetooth software and hardware and re-installed it... this time using the Bluetooth software to set up Nokia PC Suite as part of the install process (the Bluetooth software should ask you something along the lines of "do you want to set up other Bluetooth devices at this time") I did that... then the standard reboot and everything worked like a dream.
ps. I never uninstalled Nokia PC Suite.
I would think that using infrared would be ...
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Initially, I installed the Bluetooth Software, then the unit... bypassing the PC Suite until after the reboot.
After I installed the PC Suite, the Nokia Phone Browser did not recognize my phone and I could not browse.
I then proceeded to uninstall my Bluetooth software and hardware and re-installed it... this time using the Bluetooth software to set up Nokia PC Suite as part of the install process (the Bluetooth software should ask you something along the lines of "do you want to set up other Bluetooth devices at this time") I did that... then the standard reboot and everything worked like a dream.
ps. I never uninstalled Nokia PC Suite.
I would think that using infrared would be ...
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