Re: [Bitpim-devel] Fw: VX4600 support

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

Dale wrote:
> The edit entry screen shows:
> Name
> Phone#
> Phone#
> Phone#
> Phone#
> Phone#
> Email
> Group
> Sound (ringtone)
> Memo
> Default
> Not Secret
> URL

Can you find out where you wallpapers and ringtones are stored, as
well as the index files.

This is it for the VX4400:

    imagelocations=(
        # offset, index file, files location, type, maximumentries
        ( 10, "dloadindex/brewImageIndex.map", "brew/shared", "images", 30),
        )

    ringtonelocations=(
        # offset, index file, files location, type, maximumentries
        ( 50, "dloadindex/brewRingerIndex.map", "user/sound/ringer", "ringers", 30),
        )

This is it for the VX6000:

    imagelocations=(
        # offset, index file, files location, type, maximumentries
        ( 10, "download/dloadindex/brewImageIndex.map", "brew/shared", "images", 30) ,
        ( 0xc8, "download/dloadindex/mmsImageIndex.map", "brew/shared/mms", "mms", 20),
        ( 0xdc, "download/dloadindex/mmsDrmImageIndex.map", "brew/shared/mms/d", "drm", 20), 
        ( 0x82, None, None, "camera", 20) # nb camera must be last
        )

    ringtonelocations=(
        # offset, index file, files location, type, maximumentries
        ( 50, "download/dloadindex/brewRingerIndex.map", "user/sound/ringer", "ringers", 30),
        ( 150, "download/dloadindex/mmsRingerIndex.map", "mms/sound", "mms", 20),
        ( 180, "download/dloadindex/mmsDrmRingerIndex.map", "mms/sound/drm", "drm", 20)
        )

This is for the VX4500, although I assume it is incomplete.  (Doesn't the VX4500 
have mms?):

    imagelocations=(
        # offset, index file, files location, type, maximumentries
        ( 10, "download/dloadindex/brewImageIndex.map", "brew/shared", "images", 30) ,
        )

    ringtonelocations=(
        # offset, index file, files location, type, maximumentries
        ( 50, "download/dloadindex/brewRingerIndex.map", "user/sound/ringer", "ringers", 30),
        )

The offset is the number added to store that item in a phonebook entry.
For the VX4400 for example, the images offset is 10.  That means that if
you have a file in the image index with a value of 13, then the phone
stores it as (23) 10 + 13.

You also need to find out the wallpaper preferred format (most likely
BMP) and the wallpaper size (probably something like 120x131).

Roger