Talk:Samsung SGH-A707

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by the way... i'm looking to get this phone, but i want to know some stuff...

the front is touch sensitive, can you turn that off so it makes no noise. also, i dont want it to make noise in class, can i shut off the music, texting sounds, cammera sound, and other things like that. i need to know this month so please aim me at abczyx1928 or email me at kingofthesea123@aim.com

thanks - added by 76.183.87.79 (Talk) on February 14 2007 at 16:47 CST

[edit] Response

  • The front buttons never make any noise when you press them.
  • you can put the phone into silent mode, which uses vibrating alerts for everything with one exception:
    • It is impossible to disable the camera shutter sound

Pomokey 04:49, 15 February 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Moved from main article page, #2

I have tried converting to 3gp and Mp4 in the PC media manager program that Samsung provides. I have converted to every size and file extension offered, and still get the same result. After conversion, I upload to the phone, and all I see is the video player playing the prism screen, and I hear the sound of the movie and that's it. Please help. - added by 139.161.2.10 (Talk) on February 14 2007 at 16:17 CST

[edit] Video Conversion Using SUPER Video Converter

The link for this converter is at the bottom of the main article page

[edit] This will result in video which is approximately 100MB per hour

For Widescreen Video (16:9):

  1. Select an output container of mp4
  2. Change the codec to XviD
  3. Select 'Use DirectShow'
  4. Click the 'D' to open up the DireectShow options
    1. Select 'Force a Custom VideoScale Size'
    2. Set it to 320x180
  5. Adjust the following Video Properties:
    1. Ignore the 'Video Scale Size', as it is ignored due to the DirectShow override
    2. Change the frames per second to 12.5
    3. Change the Bitrate to 128
  6. Adjust audio to the following parameters:
    1. Sampling rate: 16000
    2. Channels: 1
    3. Bitrate: 24
  7. Drag a video file into SUPER
  8. Click 'Encode (Active Files)'

For Normal Video (3:4):

  • Same as above except change the following:
  1. Do not check 'Force a Custom VideoScale Size'
  2. Instead, set the 'Video Scale Size' setting to 320x240

I had added this to the main article under tips and tricks, but it seems someone commented that section out. Pomokey 04:53, 15 February 2007 (UTC)

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[edit] False MicroSD capacity info

" It also has a MicroSD memory card slot which, at the present time, has a capacity of 2Gb that adds storage for music, applications and user data. " This is false. It certainly takes a 1GB card (i.e. 8Gb). bit != Byte; b=bit; B=Byte. According to an ad on ebay, it'll take a 4GB card too[1]. I might buy a card and try it to see and come back to update the page. --IReceivedDeathThreats (talk) 15:57, 28 April 2008 (UTC)