3gp playback on 6230i

I am unable to playback 3gp files downloaded from the Web on my MMR card and they do not appear in the Gallery. Why is this? I thought 3gp files are compatible with this phone. I am also having trouble with .wav files.
All advice welcome.
Noob

MMR? Where did that come from? Have a festive Ho Ho Ho!
It's def. an MMC card, but fractionally smaller than the cargo bay. That and the fact that the 6230i relies on the battery and cover for the card to make contact is the problem. Anyway, the blu-tak seems to work and I'm on the hunt for an MP3 convertor. Thanks again for your help.
23-Nov-2005
12:41 PM
sister_bliss wrote:
you keep saying MMR, isnt that an injection you give to kids to prevent measles, mumps and rubella? lol
Seriously, i think you mean MMC - it stands for multimedia card. If you had to stick it down with blu-tak that isnt good, was it to large to fit in the phone? If that is the case you may have an SD-Card. These are pretty much identical to MMC, most devices that use MMC can use SD-Cards also...apart from Nokia phones. Also, 1gb is too large for this phone, many people on these boards are saying that they cant use a 1gb card, I think one of the mods/admins has said the phone does not support a 1gb card etc.
As regards converting wav etc, I have no idea. But if you take a look at the N91 that supports wav files... http://www.n-gage.com/nseries/v2/media/product/tech_specs/en

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