Motorola E398
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- Anonymous
- 06 Sep 2004
Dear alfred , my phone is pre-loaded with 192 kbps mp3 named "Callin' out" and sounds awesome .So e398 supports more than 128 kbps u all can say . For ur knowledge sake I would tell u that most of mp3 songs avlbl are 128 kbps so it's preferable to edit them and rip them at 128 kbps or less to save memory , it's no use to rip at higher kbps bcoz it covers more space and even may cause distortion .
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- crazyy
- 05 Sep 2004
what video format does the phone support?
when i tried transffering mpeg format video into the hp,it doesnt show in the hp.
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- beeehhhh
- 05 Sep 2004
best phone ever made in the entire world
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- Riaan
- 04 Sep 2004
I currently have 97 sms'es in my inbox and my phone hasn't displayed the low memory message yet and even when my contacts and messages increase neither my phone nor Trans Flash memory decreases, so I think there is some other dedicated internal memory for messages & contact details.
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- jake
- 04 Sep 2004
not sure about the size taken by phonebk, but most probably its using de internal memory.
the package do not come with a bluetooth headset.
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- Cp
- 04 Sep 2004
Thx HelloMoto.. u mean it depends on de avaliable size which is 5mb? then thats alot.. can some1 try to store as much as possible and tell me if its really able to store so many.. i mean.. 1 mb of sms is already like many hundereds already..
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- Alfred C
- 04 Sep 2004
HI all,
A little knowlwdge about transfering mp3 songs to the E398.
It only accept 56 kbps to 128 kbps mp3 files. Any rate not within this range it will give you an error during transfer - whether bluetooth, USB and to the Transflash card.
This may be the reason for those who posted with tranfering problem with mp3.
Check you ripping application/program to see what rate it has set up.
In my experience, 128 kbps has the best sound quality but take about 3.7 to 4 magabyte per song. Even if you have a 128 mb transflash, not much songs can be carry with the phone.
So I rip my mp3 with different rate and found 64 kbps mp3 is ok.
It contains both quality of sound and relatively small size files - 2 mb per song. Hope this help!
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- unknown
- 04 Sep 2004
What is the size taken for the phonebook which is capable of accepting 1000 entries?
Does the phonebook used the internal shared memory(5MB) or the T-Flash card, or both also can?
What is the bluetooth headset that comes together with the package?
Does the bluetooth headset have radio functionality?
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- HelloMoto
- 04 Sep 2004
I have more than 80 sms in my inbox. I think the no. of sms you can store depends on your available phone memory. Btw, there is delivery reports funtion in this phone. If your sms is not send to the other party, it will show sending in progress. :-)
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- Anonymous
- 04 Sep 2004
what is symbian?
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- Cp
- 04 Sep 2004
how many sms can this phone store?
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- Riaan
- 04 Sep 2004
To transfer video files (3gp/mp4) you just copy & paste to the video folder on the Trans Flash or send it throu the mobile phone tools program to the phone memory.
If you have any problems check if the connection settings on the phone is correct either phone/memory card. If the problem pursists turn off your phone leave for 2 seconds, turn back on and try again. Or if you have a SD card reader just use the SD adapter for the Trans Flash & copy the files throu the card reader.
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- crazyy
- 03 Sep 2004
ya...how do you actually transfer a video file into the hp?i need to know.
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- cherry
- 03 Sep 2004
I went back to the shop and got a new phone..it works better now, but only through the usb cable. Sometimes I get errors like "Acess Denied by mobile" of sorts too, but it works fine after i restart both the mobile software and my mobile. As for transferring through bluetooth, it only works fine for the phone memory, for the card memory, it's still pretty much screwed up.
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- vandrake
- 01 Sep 2004
I can download mp3 directly to the phone
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- Fernando
- 01 Sep 2004
Hello guys. Regarding the problem of transfering Mp3 files to the phone, it might have something to do with this: I bought it locked to a national operator ( EUR 290. ) and the assistant told me that all operations with the PC have to be performed without the T-flash card in. It sounded strange when she told me that. I thought: " Then, I can I transfer files bigger than the 5 Mb of the phone and then afterwards to the t-flash??" Might be the solution. Take the T-flash prior to any pc operation..
Brgds
Fernando ( Portugal )
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- Lokesh
- 01 Sep 2004
How can u put the video file on the phone,I mean waht shoult be the files extension- help me out
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- crazyy
- 01 Sep 2004
sometimes....i think you have to unplug the hp and connect it again..and sometimes you will have to off the hp then on it again.
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- hashishh
- 31 Aug 2004
I have a problem 2: after I install the software from the cd I try to transfer MP3's on the phone , and when I enter MP3 maker a message requesting to connect my phone to the PC appears . So I connect the phone with USB cable and retry but nothin' happens. Got any ideas why ?
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- cherry
- 31 Aug 2004
The phone's great until I tried to tranfer mp3 files into my phone. It refuses to transfer into my memory card; I already switched device to memory card. Please do advise!!