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Posted by: Jason_M_2007

Hello,
I am new to editing to doing this. So here it goes. I am using BitPim 1.0.6. I was able to get songs to work for ringtones. I would like to replace them with smaller versions. During the replacement process, I get an error. Am I doing this correct to remove the unwanted ringtone? I have an LG enV2 VX9100 from Verizon.

BitPim version: 1.0.6-official
An unexpected exception has occurred.
Please see the help for details on what to do.

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "fileview.pyo", line 1036, in OnReplace
File "contextlib.pyo", line 29, in __exit__
File "guihelper.pyo", line 185, in WXDialogWrapper
File "fileview.pyo", line 1035, in OnReplace
File "ringers.pyo", line 174, in ReplaceContents
File "common.pyo", line 543, in basename
AttributeError: type object 'file' has no attribute 'rfind'

Variables by last 8 frames, innermost last

Frame OnReplace in fileview.pyo at line 1036
items = [<ringers.DisplayItem object at 0x05A625D0>]
self = <ringers.RingerView; proxy of <Swig Object of type 'wxPanel *' at 0x2e46ae8> >
dlg = <wx._windows.FileDialog; proxy of <Swig Object of type 'wxFileDialog *' at 0x5c4
retcode = 5100
_ = <wx._core.CommandEvent; proxy of <Swig Object of type 'wxCommandEvent *' at 0x12

Frame __exit__ in contextlib.pyo at line 45
self = <contextlib.GeneratorContextManager object at 0x0646F8B0>
traceback = <traceback object at 0x05B5BF80>
type = <type 'exceptions.AttributeError'>
value = "type object 'file' has no attribute 'rfind'"

Frame WXDialogWrapper in guihelper.pyo at line 187
dlg = <wx._windows.FileDialog; proxy of <Swig Object of type 'wxFileDialog *' at 0x5c4
showmodal = True

Frame OnReplace in fileview.pyo at line 1036
items = [<ringers.DisplayItem object at 0x05A625D0>]
self = <ringers.RingerView; proxy of <Swig Object of type 'wxPanel *' at 0x2e46ae8> >
dlg = <wx._windows.FileDialog; proxy of <Swig Object of type 'wxFileDialog *' at 0x5c4
retcode = 5100
_ = <wx._core.CommandEvent; proxy of <Swig Object of type 'wxCommandEvent *' at 0x12

Frame ReplaceContents in ringers.pyo at line 174
origin = 'ringers'
afi = <fileinfo.AudioFileInfo instance at 0x05C813C8>
new_file_name = u'C:\\Documents and Settings\\HP_Administrator.TORQUEWORKS\\Desktop\\P hone Music
file_stat = (33206, 0L, 0, 0, 0, 0, 2688621L, 1229801301, 1229801316, 1229801301)
convertinfo = <fileinfo.AudioFileInfo instance at 0x05BFFE90>
mtime = 1229801316.15625
newext = 'mp3'
filedata = '\xff\xfb2d\x9f\x81\x11A\x1a\\\x81\xe31\xc0\x15`[\xc0\x1c\xc2\x00\x04\xf4Yv\xa7\
self = <ringers.RingerView; proxy of <Swig Object of type 'wxPanel *' at 0x2e46ae8> >
max_size = 200000
name = u'11_ Afterlife (Alternate Ver.mp3'

Frame basename in common.pyo at line 543
name = <type 'file'>

Thank you for your help,
Jason

Posted by: Steve.G

The best/easiest way is to simply delete them on the phone, using the phone's menus. Then just upload your new versions.

Posted by: psycho_maniac

Can you even see them on your phone? i had a somewhat similar error and i ended up going over the space i had on my phone. had to load bitpim again and delete ringtones because they didnt show up at all on the phone. or is that not the case?...check your memory status on the phone

Posted by: Jason_M_2007

My phone is recognized. Right now I am unable to do anything. It sees my phone, but it will not transfer data either direction.

Posted by: alex mawdsley

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jason_M_2007

My phone is recognized. Right now I am unable to do anything. It sees my phone, but it will not transfer data either direction.

I have this problem occasionally with bluetooth, if your using bluetooth, then un-pair your phone, then pair it again. That should work.
I'm guessing the cable connection method uses virtual serial ports too? If so then try plugging into a different usb port, or uninstall the drivers. PM me for specifics, I can also tell you how to get rid of unused serial ports when they start stacking up and still saying they are being used when they obviously are not