LG Dare VX-9700
Transfer video to the dare?
I have a tivo and I attempted to transfer a tv show via bluetooth to the dare, but it said unsupported file format....the file says megp4 and it's .mp4 on the actual file.
I was just wondering what format the Dare would support?
Thanks
I was just wondering what format the Dare would support?
Thanks
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it supports .mp4, it just might have not wanted to transfer such a large file through bluetooth. i have like 4 or 5 dvds on my 4gig card and they are all .mp4 and they all work fine. try just using the cable or a card reader/mem card.
hope this helps
hope this helps
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I just got my Dare and downloaded the BitPim program. I can transfer pictures to my Dare but not to my SD card. my music is on my SD card but i cant use BitPim for that. How do you transfer videos to your Dare?
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i use a card reader, got one that is microsd to usb for about 10$.
bitpim i use for ringtones to big to send in mms.
bitpim i use for ringtones to big to send in mms.
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I just use the USB cord, plug it to my PC and use USB mass storage feature to copy my videos to the DARE.
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i didnt know u could transfer videos via usb mass storage. I thought it was only for music and pictures 😲
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You can transfer ANYTHING YOU WANT to the memory card with USB Mass Storage mode. All it does is turn your phone into a $499 memory card reader.
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Well I was able to get videos to work with MP4, but the dare does not seem to like them. When I hit videos it is very slow and it also copies the video files twice. One video is watchable and the other is not...wierd
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arouth said:
Well I was able to get videos to work with MP4, but the dare does not seem to like them. When I hit videos it is very slow and it also copies the video files twice. One video is watchable and the other is not...wierd
I usually convert my videos to 3GP (or is 3GPP...ugh, too early, lol). I've had no issues in that video format.
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Well I tried 3gp and it worked, but the video looks horrible....oh well, maybe it is just not meant to be.
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You may be having problems with Mac produced files which have certain embedded Meta Data that devices based on PC software do not know how to handle.
I suspect you have a Mac computer. If you do, try this:
1. Download the free MPEG Stream Clip from www.squared5.com and convert your files with the MPEG converter. Use the Apple version of the MPEG conversion (the non Apple version results in stuttering video).
2. Download KopyMac to delete the Meta Data causing the problem. It is also free.
The result should eliminate the "Ghost" duplication of the file designation (the ghost one is proceeded by ._) and provide better video operation.
Note that the process is reasonably fast and not as daunting as it may sound.
Good luck.
I suspect you have a Mac computer. If you do, try this:
1. Download the free MPEG Stream Clip from www.squared5.com and convert your files with the MPEG converter. Use the Apple version of the MPEG conversion (the non Apple version results in stuttering video).
2. Download KopyMac to delete the Meta Data causing the problem. It is also free.
The result should eliminate the "Ghost" duplication of the file designation (the ghost one is proceeded by ._) and provide better video operation.
Note that the process is reasonably fast and not as daunting as it may sound.
Good luck.
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