Posted by aidan_771
does anyone know if there is a maximum file size that you can send to your phone via bluetooth? I tried sending a 12mb file from my laptop but it won't let me - it keeps saying "sending failed" but I can send a 10mb file without any errors
Posted by MikLSP
It will need more free memory in the internal drive than the size of the file but I don't know if there is a specific limit other than that
By the way, what phone?
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Posted by marlonski
What phone are you transfering to ?
I have transfered a file onto my K700 of around 22 megs with no problems.
Posted by Trev1982
i cant send a 65 meg file via bluetooth why ????
Posted by tranced
why your bringing this thread to live?
Posted by Trev1982
because tranced i searched and only found this and im having troubles sending a 65meg file over bluetooth, and was wondering if anyone new why
Posted by tranced
ok ok ok i thought so
cant you send those 65mb to an specific device? have you tried sending them to another decive?
Posted by Trev1982
trying to send it to my phone, as my usb ports have died. dont matter now wifi did the trick
Posted by gothenk
On 2004-10-15 17:04:49, aidan_771 wrote:
does anyone know if there is a maximum file size that you can send to your phone via bluetooth? I tried sending a 12mb file from my laptop but it won't let me - it keeps saying "sending failed" but I can send a 10mb file without any errors
its weird, i think ur bluetooth hardware on ur phone have some trouble
Posted by buntoo
I just tried sending a 253MB file via bluetooth to my K850i and got no error.
EDIT
Yeah..! i can also transfer a 769MB file via bt to my K850i.
Posted by nvkid909
yeah but why would you want to? it's slooooow! i love bluetooth with my laptop. but only for themes pictures & ringtones. for music (whole albums) - use the cable.
why make life hard for yourself?
Posted by buntoo
On 2008-11-02 11:47:19, nvkid909 wrote:
yeah but why would you want to? it's slooooow! i love bluetooth with my laptop. but only for themes pictures & ringtones. for music (whole albums) - use the cable.
why make life hard for yourself?
Nope, it isn't slow in the case of K850i. It can recieve files via BT @ 160KB/s.
Means a 5MB file will take approx. 31sec only to be transferred.
Though the cable is still faster, but there is an advantage of using BT that you dont have to browse for the folder for the file to be copied. It will automatically get copied to the appropriate folder.