[longtalker]

Hey everyone,

On my old Nokia 6230i, I was able to use Java applications such as Guitar Mobile Tools ( http://www.maxboom.it/GMT/mob_index.asp?lang=eng&sys=mob ) to tune my guitar, find chords, etc. I now have a Symbian smpartphone (Nokia N85), and Guitar Mobile Tools is no longer able to produce any sound, even though it is set to maximum volume from the application settings. The phone's volume is also set to maximum, and any other sound applications (e.g. Music Player) are turned off.

I tried about 5 other similar Java-based applications (as I could not find any Symbian guitar tuning applications), and all of them are "muted". I also tried everything on another Symbian (N95 8GB), with the same results.

Why are Java apps not producing any sound on a Symbian phone but work perfectly on an S40? I would very much appreciate any advice - thanks in advance.

[psychomania · Accepted solution]

You need to check your current profile settings on the phone.

If "warning tones" are disabled this will also cause java apps/games to be silent.

[post007]

Don't use your S40 files in your S60 mobile. Download the latest version which supported for your mobile and screen resolution.

[psychomania]

Thats assuming that a newer version does exist of a specific app.

Most standard and S40 based java apps do work on S60, with sound. It's generally other issues that will be encountered such as incorrect screen size.

Message Edited by psychomania on 17-Aug-2009 01:40 PM

[longtalker]

Thanks psychomania!

[psychomania]

You are welcome

[Chowder995]

Well, I have Nokia 5800, and screen size is right, also sounds are turned on, and still have no sound. Help!