Re: V635 usb transfer sppeds

Posted: 12-08-2005, 06:00 PM
drbob wrote (27-03(mar.)-2005):

>>> Does anyone else find the usb transfer speed of the v635 unbearably
>>> slow?
>>>
>>> I've tried transferring mp3's to the transflash card both in the
>>> mobile phone tools browser and with the phone in usb bypass mode
>>> (where is just appears as an external usb drive). It always takes
>>> 4-5 minutes per song.
>>>
>>> I'm intending to get a 512Mb transflash card when they start
>>> shipping in April, but the thought of having to wait an hour to
>>> upload tracks 10 disturbs me. I know that I can use the xd adaptor
>>> and a card reader but I wanted to keep removal of the transflash to
>>> a minimum (it's described as semi removable after all).



and then drbob wrote (29-03(mar.)-2005):

>> I think the problem may lie with my system and not the phone though,
>> as another v635 owner on the howard forums says they have no such
>> problem.

>
> Other people have now reported similar problems with the transfer
> speed, so it's not just me. Only workaround is to put the transflash
> in the sd adaptor and copy files using a separate card reader,
> annoying as the cards are so tiny I'm always worried about damaging
> them. It's the only (minor) problem I've discovered so far with this
> phone.
>
> The thread discussing this issue is here:
>
> http://www.howardforums.com/showthre...hreadid=599269
>
> --
> drbob



Before I bought my V635 this week, I was worried that this would be a
problem, and that I would have to remove the T-Flash card, place it in
an adapter, and put it in a PC card reader in order to get acceptable
transfer rates.

I received my phone via courier on the afternoon of Tues-6-Dec-2005, and
finally got to give it a good trial last night. I found the same
problem - copying MP3s using Mobile Phone Tools | Mobile Explorer (with
the phone in Data/Fax USB connection mode) was giving me awful transfer
rates -- specifically, it took approximately 22 minutes to transfer a
4.4MB MP3 to the phone -- 26.1 kilobits per second. Awful!

Note: MPT transferred the music to phone internal memory, not T-Flash
memory. MPT | Multimedia Studio and MPT | Mobile Explorer do not seem
to allow transferring to or from the T-Flash memory. It seems more
likely that the internal memory, or internal memory interface is slow,
than that USB is slow, considering what I discovered below.

Fortunately, the howardforums.com link above got me thinking that the
problem may only exist with the Data/Fax mode using the internal memory.
Sure enough, hooking up the phone to my PC in Memory Card USB
connection mode resulted in me being able to drag and drop an MP3 (using
Windows Explorer on the 'removable drive') to the phone (T-Flash 512MB
memory area) in 33.5 seconds for 3.7 MB -- a much better ~900 kilobits
per second.

I could probably do even better with the card adapter, but 30 seconds to
transfer a smallish song is OK for me for now.

My relevant specs for the above investigation: 1.8 GHz Pentium M IBM
ThinkPad with 512 MB RAM, running Windows XP SP2, connecting with a USB
2.0 port (via powered hub) to a SanDisk TransFlash 512 MB flash memory card.

Mark Fitzgerald


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Re: V635 usb transfer sppeds
Posted: 12-08-2005, 08:00 PM
Mark Fitzgerald wrote:

> My relevant specs for the above investigation: 1.8 GHz Pentium M IBM
> ThinkPad with 512 MB RAM, running Windows XP SP2, connecting with a USB
> 2.0 port (via powered hub) to a SanDisk TransFlash 512 MB flash memory
> card.


Oops! I forgot to mention one more spec: I used Mobile Phone Tools
3.25b for the aforementioned testing.

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Re: V635 usb transfer sppeds
Posted: 12-09-2005, 02:40 AM


>
>Note: MPT transferred the music to phone internal memory, not T-Flash
>memory. MPT | Multimedia Studio and MPT | Mobile Explorer do not seem
>to allow transferring to or from the T-Flash memory. It seems more
>likely that the internal memory, or internal memory interface is slow,
>than that USB is slow, considering what I discovered below.
>
>Fortunately, the howardforums.com link above got me thinking that the
>problem may only exist with the Data/Fax mode using the internal memory.
> Sure enough, hooking up the phone to my PC in Memory Card USB
>connection mode resulted in me being able to drag and drop an MP3 (using
>Windows Explorer on the 'removable drive') to the phone (T-Flash 512MB
>memory area) in 33.5 seconds for 3.7 MB -- a much better ~900 kilobits
>per second.
>
>I could probably do even better with the card adapter, but 30 seconds to
>transfer a smallish song is OK for me for now.
>
>My relevant specs for the above investigation: 1.8 GHz Pentium M IBM
>ThinkPad with 512 MB RAM, running Windows XP SP2, connecting with a USB
>2.0 port (via powered hub) to a SanDisk TransFlash 512 MB flash memory card.
>
>Mark Fitzgerald
>


I use the same phone. v635i. It came with a 512 transflash card.
Having the same speeds results as you did. However, even 30 seconds
for a 4 meg file is a little slow when trying fill a 512 meg card.
I put it the adaptor, filled 'er up, and that was that. Only took a
few minutes that way.

Bob
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