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    Hello, I'm developing a desktop application that sends sms messages,I'm trying to send a midi file ring tone to a NOKIA phone but I don't know how to format it to be acceptable for NOKIA phones.First, I've read the file for a byte[] then I've converted it to a hex string but it does not work! How can I convert the binary midi file to a format acceptable to NOKIA phones? Thanks

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      Hello, I'm developing a desktop application that sends sms messages,I'm trying to send a midi file ring tone to a NOKIA phone but I don't know how to format it to be acceptable for NOKIA phones.First, I've read the file for a byte[] then I've converted it to a hex string but it does not work! How can I convert the binary midi file to a format acceptable to NOKIA phones? Thanks

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      Depends on the Nokia model, most phones accept MP3 in today's models.

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        Hello, I'm developing a desktop application that sends sms messages,I'm trying to send a midi file ring tone to a NOKIA phone but I don't know how to format it to be acceptable for NOKIA phones.First, I've read the file for a byte[] then I've converted it to a hex string but it does not work! How can I convert the binary midi file to a format acceptable to NOKIA phones? Thanks

        Dad

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        Depends on the handset. The one I use supports avi, mp3 and may be more.

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