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V3i iTunes 50 Songs Limit?
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Posted by: Boris

I just got my V3i with iTunes, and it's telling me it has 50 songs limit. What's the deal? I thought it was 100 songs. Is there a seems hack to fix this?

BTW it's the V3i with the iTunes dedicated button so it's OEM iTunes phone.

Posted by: codename78

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Originally Posted by Boris

I just got my V3i with iTunes, and it's telling me it has 50 songs limit. What's the deal? I thought it was 100 songs. Is there a seems hack to fix this?

BTW it's the V3i with the iTunes dedicated button so it's OEM iTunes phone.

What size of T-Flash are u using?

Posted by: CoRupT

There are a few phones with 50 song limits but i didnt know they made any with the v3i. Well its either your memory or the song limit is set to 50. This is where Apple iTunes comes in. Apple is now charging ( i think?) for the update from 50 songs to 100 songs. That or find a way to flash it or enable it to 100 songs?

Posted by: Boris

I'm using 256 meg TF card.

Posted by: Gymo w/tmo rokr

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Originally Posted by Boris

I'm using 256 meg TF card.

Mem card has nothing to do wit it...its bcuz u got it from sumwhere else..not america...all othr itunes enabled phones n the world hav a 50 song limit...itunes is selling sum patch or sumn for 50$ to upgrade 2 100 songs

Posted by: DC5S

Hey not trying to thread jack but i have a non Itunes and everytime i play a song using DAP it says error in valid file, but it will play like 30 sec of the song. My file format is just regular MP3 do I have to use Itunes to load the songs onto my TF?

Posted by: 2K3Bimmer

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Originally Posted by DC5S

Hey not trying to thread jack but i have a non Itunes and everytime i play a song using DAP it says error in valid file, but it will play like 30 sec of the song. My file format is just regular MP3 do I have to use Itunes to load the songs onto my TF?

If you have DAP, not iTunes, you don't transfer MP3s to your phone using iTunes. You can use either MPT, the USB cable or a BT connection to copy/move the songs from your PC into the Transflash's "Audio" folder. Your MP3 problem might be related to the bitrate of your MP3s.

Good luck....JL

Posted by: DC5S

so what should the bitrate be at?mine are at around 192

Posted by: 2K3Bimmer

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Originally Posted by DC5S

so what should the bitrate be at?mine are at around 192

I read 192 was OK, but all mine are 128. I've never had a problem. Try it a see if the problem is resolved.

Good luck...JL

Posted by: DC5S

what do u use to change it to 128?