Hello.
I've got problem with encoding long nokia ringtones.
As far as I understand Smart Messaging Specification
there are no visible limitations in producing multipart
ringtones ?
Does anyone ever received and played properly multipart ringtone ?
I'm trying to send properly encoded long 'songstream' to phone
divided to two SMSes with UDH fields like below [+128 bytes of
text 'songstream']. Kannel sends both messages - phone receives both
of them and then.. plays notes from the first part only ?!
where's the trick ?
does Kannel add somes extra informations to my SMS'es ?
nevertheless - please, tell me, shold the KANNEL UDH look like that ?
char udh1[]="udh=%06%05%04%15%81%00%00"; // for 1 SMS ringtones
char udh2_1[]="udh=%0B%05%04%15%81%00%00%00%03%FF%02%01"; // for two
char udh2_2[]="udh=%0B%05%04%15%81%00%00%00%03%FF%02%02"; // SMS ringtones
char udh3_1[]="udh=%0B%05%04%15%81%00%00%00%03%FF%03%01"; // for three
char udh3_2[]="udh=%0B%05%04%15%81%00%00%00%03%FF%03%02"; // SMS ringtones
char udh3_3[]="udh=%0B%05%04%15%81%00%00%00%03%FF%03%03";
where f.e. for 2 part ringtone and first SMS UDH looks like:
0B - UDH length
05 - command 'ports'
04 - length of 'ports' data
15 81 - destination port number 00 00 - origination port number
00 - command 'multipart'
03 - length of 'multipart' data
FF - reference number to group of the messages
02 - total parts number
01 - part number
ps. I saw in 'gnokii' sources line ' #define GSM_MAX_RINGTONE_NOTES 130 '
are there really such limitations in number of notes in ringtone ?
or it depends on specific Nokia phone series number ?
Or mabye there is something else that I don't know about ?
Please help me...because I'm going nuts trying to do it on my own :)
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Regards
Kamil F mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
