[mousecatcher]

I have just bought the 6111 and think it's a great little phone. It's a bit wierd that it has no memory card though. I have figured out most things now - that I need to know, anyway, but when I use the Nokia Audio Manager to transfer music to my phone, it only let me put 3 songs on before the memory was full.....Can't go jogging far listening to 3 songs can I!! Does anybody know how to get more songs on to actually make a decent playlist?

[jcw1]

Hi,

I've just discovered the same problem. However, there could be a way around gaining maximum use out of the available memory on the phone. According to the online user guide, the phone has 2 memories - one for your contacts list, text messages, etc, and another for items listed in the 'gallery' (this can be found in the main menu of the phone). The gallery appears to include pre-programmed items, such as ring tones and games, as well as stuff you put onto the phone youreself - like music files and photos. I experimented by deleting 2 photos, and when I went back into the music player, the available memory had increased accordingly (not by very much, as these were only small files).

Presumbaly if there were pre-programmed items in the gallery that you did not want, you could delete them and gain memory to use on things you do want - like music files.

[seraphim]

a gallant effor, but the only problem here is that the 6111 only has 22mb of memory for everything, including images, videos, music, contacts etc...

[nymphojamite]

I have shrunk my mp3s down and managed to put 25 songs on my Nokia 6111. I used this software http://www.nch.com.au/switch/plus.html I hope this helps.

[nj15]

A more compressed MP3 file would be ok if you have a decent headphones.

48Kbps is below the ceiling, but i think you could stay with it though(If your ear and mind can tolerate it).

LOL