Is It Posssible?

[Xman]

My Phone cant read (play) WMA sound format but (6230i) if it is possible to make phone understand that format ? for example by help of Java Application?
is this real ?

[acid]

No! There is no way to do that.
Even on smartphones I can't remember any application to allow playing WMA.

[Vahan]

Just convert it to mp3

[Ferry Corsten]

Originally Posted by acid

No! There is no way to do that.
Even on smartphones I can't remember any application to allow playing WMA.

It's bull ****. I have smart phone based on OS Win Mobile 2003. All multimedia application can read *.wma, *.mp3, *.ogg. Even i can make mp3 or wma ringtone in sound settings of my mobile phone.

[acid]

First of all watch your mouth in this forum.
The platform I was talking about is Symbian OS and it can successfully play mp3, ogg but I haven't seen any software under symbian to play wma.

[Ferry Corsten]

never seen any application for Symbian OS, allow playng wma

[Red Stone]

So... as M de La Palisse was saying...

[Xman]

I got it, but from another point of view dont you think that this is possible ?
I think so if application can get enough accesses for phone I think it is possible to read file and decode in a proper way, just we need a very odd JAVA app ... dont you think so ? What can hold java App to decode the File ?
that why I hope in WMA-Playing but cant Taste My "dreamed app" .

[Red Stone]

Originally Posted by Xman

I got it, but from another point of view dont you think that this is possible ?
I think so if application can get enough accesses for phone I think it is possible to read file and decode in a proper way, just we need a very odd JAVA app ... dont you think so ? What can hold java App to decode the File ?
that why I hope in WMA-Playing but cant Taste My "dreamed app" .

I'm affraid not at this time... unless you use one of your special powers (Xman's) Just take a look at this (question and answer):

http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/archive/t-36948

I had some hope when I found references to WMA under J2ME, but reached the conclusion that this last WMA stands for Wireless Messaging API... One more reason for hating abbreviations!

[Xman]

any way thank you

Originally Posted by Red Stone

..but reached the conclusion that this last WMA stands for Wireless Messaging API... One more reason for hating abbreviations!

Oh My god what a horrible thing