From: Stephen W. <sa...@ge...> - 2004-04-20 04:44:47
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On Mon, 2004-04-19 at 17:37, Roger Binns wrote: > I would appreciate it if you could update web/phonespec.html with > various useful bits of information (such as this) as you find them > out. OK > > Two things are added to the result dictionary. One is an index > describing each piece of media. This is currently a name field > and an origin field (for example the VX6000 has images in > brew/shared, brew/shared/mms, brew/shared/mms/d, the camera and > some builtin. The origin fields are set to images, mms, drm > camera and builtin respectively). What are mms and drm? > > Everything returned there ends up being selectable in the > phonebookentryeditor. At this point, I don't how to assign pictures or ringers to phone book entries (except using the phone itself of course). > > When writing out, images are sent to the origin they > came from assuming the phone has it available. If not > they just get assigned to the first location with free > space. This means that you can trivially read everything > from a VX6000 and dump them to a VX4400 without having > to worry about the differening locations available. For the Sanyo phones, I can read meadia from camera, internet downloads, and cable uploads "directories". But so far, I think I can only upload to the cable uploads directory. > > Some Sanyo phones can take short movies. Can I return the movies in the > > same structure as the wallpapers? > > Sure. The only current constraint is that it must be possible to > display them as an image. What format are they in? The file extension on the movies is .mp4. xine calls it MOV/MPEG-4. I'll see if I can grab a frame with ffmepg. Stephen |