This phone is unlocked and flashed to HK/TW mixed firmware if I am not wrong. Everything works without problem and the functions available compared to Japanese firmware is a lot lesser.

Yeah and its amazing and don't know how those guys did it.



Hmm for Toshiba phone, I can't do any firmware flashing and unlock only.

The best I think you should convert your MP3 into MMF instead of 3GP as the audio in 3GP only supports AMF instead of AAC. MMF will be the best for 904T. Convert into MA-7 MMF, 24Khz, <300Kb size.

Sorry that the Red 3G straps is already sold out.

Thanks.



This post has been edited by vodafone: Dec 9 2007, 09:36 PM

Use Yamaha Sound Converter for converting wav to mmf. Suggest you could try GoldWave for MP3 trimming and saving it back into WAV format.

Yes it is possible as long as your ringtone length is around 20 seconds. There is no point to use full length songs for ringtone.

Will attach the settings ppt file here after I'm back from work at night.




No idea and 911T doesn't have GSM. So you need to always have 3G/3.5G signals to use the phone. No 3G = no signal.




I remembered last time when I use 904T, some Digi request code doesn't work, but forgot what code is that.

As promised, here is the settings for Toshiba phones. You might need to switch the authentication type for certain Toshiba models and network combination.

If you can't successfully connect, try changing PAP -> CHAP or CHAP -> PAP.




Attached File(s)
 904Tsetting.ppt ( 110k ) Number of downloads: 93

Yes, the settings the same.

Should be able to send MMS but not receiving.

Can listen to MP3 and AAC by converting them through BeatEngine software in PC.

For ringtone, seems that you can assign AAC-HE (Nero AAC) and also listen to them with the music player. (This method has not tested with 904T as found out by other people when I don't have any 904T in hand anymore).

The above tested and works on 902T, 903T so shouldn't be a problem to use it in 904T also.

Hmm.. as that is open market and doesn't have any retail price.. so the pricing will depends on individual.

Price around RM600 should be fair. It is plus minus for it depends on the phone condition also.

Another thing to note that you can't change firmware for Toshiba and 904T only have Japanese firmware. So writing Chinese is impossible unless you write with Japanese Kanji which provide you around 60-70% Chinese writing capability. Displays also the same, could display around 60-70% Chinese characters.

If Chinese input/display is your main requirement, then no doubt go with 902SH.

For ringtone, you need to do trick to assign MP3 as ringtone in 902SH.
For 904T, just convert your ringtone file to AAC-HE format as assign as is.

Music playback:
902SH - Just put your MP3 and you can listen to it straight away.
904T - Convert you favourite musics via Beat Engine to memory card and insert into the phone and play it with Beat Engine Music Box.

There are 3 preset themes for 904T while 902SH there is only 1 theme.

Here are some of the differences and just justify yourself to see which one suits you better.

Give me your email via PM and I could send the settings file to you for Toshiba phones.

For phonebook searching, you need to enter the Reading Name column in each contact. Then search by Reading Name will be possible (remember to switch it to search by reading name mode).

Don't think you could find any Vista compatible driver for it as this is the same case for 903SH.

Sure will email you the settings for all local telcos to you shortly after this.

Hmm the reading name works like this:

Example:

Mr. Abc
mr. Abc
Abc
abc
Def
DEf

(All the above are all reading names, doesn't affected by first or last name).
First switch the searching mode to reading, this must be done or else it will not work. Then the phonebook contacts should listed like this:

Abc
DDf
DEf
Def
Mr. Abc
abc
mr. Abc

(IIRC, it should be uppercase listed first then only lowercase). It will be differentiate by character casing. Uppercase and lowercase do affect the listing.

You can try to install the drivers but not sure the compatibility though. To use as modem, you of course need the appropriate driver, can try to install the driver on Vista but not sure will it work. Didn't use as modem before so can't help you much on that.

Well 120fps if you're capturing video at QVGA resolution which is at 320*240 pixels. 30fps will be good enough to watch any normal video unless you want to capture something which is fast-moving and playback with slow motion mode, then 120fps will do the trick.

Did you set the phone number in beat engine software? It must be the exact phone number you're using on your 803T. The place to set is Tools -> Settings. Key in your phone number there like 012XXX2222.

Did you check the number in your own contact card details (in your phone) same as the one input in beat engine? Besides, when you transfer files via Beat Engine, your media files will get converted into Toshiba proprietary format (.TSD) if I remember correctly.

Hmm I think bitrate of 192kbps is the max if my memory serves correctly.

Just use iTunes will do. It is free.

Download through Browser.

Hmm... where did you download the .jar file? Make sure the MIME type set correctly so that phone will install it.

Hmm you uploaded the jar file and download back?

Well last time I usually upload my jar or with jad file to (http://www.eatj.com) and download it from there.

The phone will then install the java app into the phone after download successfully.