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Originally Posted by mrhawks
im on win 7 also tried to put one of the corrupted videos back on the phone today and i couldnt play it can u confirm this as if this is the case then it could be a problem when the file is being written
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Yes I can confirm that once transferred back onto the phone it will not play on the phone.
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Originally Posted by mrhawks
doug i have a solution for you if you have a 4gb memory card install into phone copy video to mem card then remove from phone and install to pc then copy from memory card to pc this works ive now got to get an 8gb memory card as my file wont fit onto the 4gb i have lol asda were doing the 4gb for £7 a few weeks ago let me know if it goes ok
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Not sure? How do I find out? My total space is 11.50GB.
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Originally Posted by mrhawks
hi doug what network are you on and what firmware do you have on your phone
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I'm on T-Mobile. I have no idea how to find what firmware I'm on. My last phone was a Nokia 5800 so I'm a bit of a noob with this phone at moment.
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Originally Posted by mrhawks
solved it.
- download file manager from market i used file manager joydao
- locate the video on your phone press and hold the icon and select copy from the pop up list
- hit the phone menu button & select LAN sharing
- enter the ip address of your computer and then select "access"
- (you will need file sharing in windows turned on and have a shard folder with read and write permissions turned on)
- select your shared folder where you want to save your video
- hit the phone menu button and select paste
btw some attempts failed randomly due to connection errors somewhere. so in windows you can check by right clicking in a blank space in windows explorer in the video file folder & select refresh a couple of times and then check the file size or just leave your phone for a long time and when the wireless lights and the lan lights on your router stop indicating activity then you should be ready to go hope this helps and stuff kies where the sun dont shine because its About as useful as a Condom vending machine in the Vatican |
I will try this, you have done a great job. Do you have any idea what is causing this issue? I think this problem could be affecting all Samsung Galaxy S2 owners. I asked on another forum that I used regularly if anyone with the phone could do the experiment. Here's a response:
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Just done the same and it does seem to be an issue with the phone. Made 2 videos, one around 900mb and the other 3.2gb. The one at 900mb played no bother on VLC, DIVX and Quicktime, as always mp4's didn't play on WMP. The 3.2gb didn't play on any. DIVX prompted me to play the file on Quicktime which leads me to believe that there must be an issue with the codec compression after a certain video size. The more I think about it, the more I'm convinced its a codec error, or maybe an autostop feature not correctly implimented.
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