TrackID Music Application |ALL J2ME DEVICES|
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 20
The new and amazing TrackID-feature on Sony Ericsson Walkman phones have now been created in a JAVA-version, too. Of course, it's not official, but it works like magic!
Here's how you do:
1. Use the phone feature 'Record sound', any song from any FM radio, NOT your built-in radio.
2. Record for at least 10-15 seconds. The file will have .amr extension. It's automatically saved in Music folder.
3. Open Track ID. Browse to folder e--Music--your recording.amr. Folder E: is your Memory Stick.
4. Click Select
5. Allow to send to the net? Yes.
6. TrackID processes the .amr file. You'll see log, flush, open Audio Streaming, etc.
7. If successful, the app will ask you to launch your web browser
Should be working on all J2ME phones with a recorder and internet access. But I would recommend only using it on newer phones - from about K750 and up.
The TrackID analyzes audio from recorded music from the phone and then submits that audio sample to the TrackID service. The Gracenote service compares a "musical fingerprint" generated from the audio sample against an enormous database of fingerprints containing 2.5 million songs which covers the global music market. The fingerprint is matched and the listener is sent the song name and artist info.
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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