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7610....not allow to send midi files??

10 replies · 5,163 views · Started 07 September 2004

rolandy 07 Sep 2004, 05:03

Hi guy i need some help.
when i try to send a *.mid via mutimedia a warning sign pop up and it say (Protected items cannot be send .Send unprotected?)is it all midi file cant be send by this phone(7610).Cos 6230 dont have this problem. :con?

Jj03 10 Sep 2004, 22:28

this is easy to get around...get file explorer ( any version..its freeware) and do the following...

go into file explorer and find the midi ( either on c: or e😊 and then rename it to sis_ then you can send it. send through file explorer....this gets round the rather lax security implementation... 😃

rickyh2k 13 Sep 2004, 23:28

Jj03 wrote:this is easy to get around...get file explorer ( any version..its freeware) and do the following...

go into file explorer and find the midi ( either on c: or e😊 and then rename it to sis_ then you can send it. send through file explorer....this gets round the rather lax security implementation... 😃


Are you sure that works? i have a nokia 3650 and i can't send .mid in MMS only bluetooth/infra red it still says unsupported file on my 3650, this is on Fexplorer as well

Kamalayan 14 Sep 2004, 00:36

rickyh2k wrote:Are you sure that works? i have a nokia 3650 and i can't send .mid in MMS only bluetooth/infra red it still says unsupported file on my 3650, this is on Fexplorer as well

This is an issue with some firmwares using fexplore. Try using seleq, or try the rename extension thingy.

[ m a s s r y ] 24 Sep 2004, 01:40

This is a very simple procedure...I own a Nokia 7610 and had a frustrating problem with the copyright protection too. All you have to do is open up File Explorer and go to the location of the file you want to send and delete the ".mid" extention at the end of the file name.

For example: If the file name is "hello.mid" rename it to "hello" using FExplorer

You can still play it using your music player, however when you open up your phone directory using your computer, that file wont have a program associated to it anymore, so if you want to play it on your computer just add the ".mid" extention at the end of the file name using FExplorer.

[ m a s s r y ]

plankton 28 Sep 2004, 13:39

I tried this procedure but it didn't work. I used FExplorer to remove the extension of the midi file, tried to send it but I still get the "protected file" error. Anyone else here who knows a workaround?

jazzy1 28 Sep 2004, 14:54

plankton wrote:I tried this procedure but it didn't work. I used FExplorer to remove the extension of the midi file, tried to send it but I still get the "protected file" error. Anyone else here who knows a workaround?

" U SHOULD USE SELEQ AND SEND IT VIA E-MAIL"
" TELL ME IF ITS WORK" "WORKS IN MINE"

Vicky 28 Sep 2004, 17:02

jazzy1 wrote:" U SHOULD USE SELEQ AND SEND IT VIA E-MAIL"

Seleq can send e-mail as said above but it is not fully compatible with Nokia7610.
U can use Fx Exp

I tried this procedure but it didn't work. I used FExplorer to remove the extension of the midi file, tried to send it but I still get the "protected file" error. Anyone else here who knows a workaround?

U can simply select and Rename the file useing Fx Exp like boom.mid to boom "Delete mid from back" then u can send via IR and Bluetooth but u can't send as MMS.