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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (5)
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2009-12-19
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Hello, my first post here. I am trying to view pictures from my computer (win7) on my n900 but it wont open the pictures, says that it cant open non local files. Have tried with videofiles and thats no problem. Any idea why i can play/stream video files but cant view pictures? Thanks in advance
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2009-12-24
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Same problem here.
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2010-01-02
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Check the file properties on W7. Does it have a "Warning this file came from another computer" with an "unblock" button? If so, you know what to do.
Alternately, open a command prompt (Start, type "cmd" then enter). go to the folder where the file is held (cd) and try an attrib on it, see what it has. You can remove with minus in front of the known attribs.
e.g.:
cmd <enter>
cd d:\images\example
attrib <myfile>.jpg
the output looks like this:
^ Archive only. If it has H, S, or R, then issue the appropriate command:
attrib -h -s -r <myfile.jpg>
(no news is good news)
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Maybe explorer tries to copy some data with the file (shouldn't, Explorer knows what to do with metadata, streams, security, etc), but a commandline copy command does wonders.
Make sure it is in mass storage mode. PC Suite is a bit funky.
Alternately, open a command prompt (Start, type "cmd" then enter). go to the folder where the file is held (cd) and try an attrib on it, see what it has. You can remove with minus in front of the known attribs.
e.g.:
cmd <enter>
cd d:\images\example
attrib <myfile>.jpg
the output looks like this:
Code:
++ [ 1:41:40.21] [Ndi] D:\Admin\Web>attrib soft_Mobile.tpp A D:\Admin\Web\soft_Mobile.tpp
attrib -h -s -r <myfile.jpg>
(no news is good news)
--
Maybe explorer tries to copy some data with the file (shouldn't, Explorer knows what to do with metadata, streams, security, etc), but a commandline copy command does wonders.
Make sure it is in mass storage mode. PC Suite is a bit funky.