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- I've hand coded my SVG, but it will not transcode into .pme. How do I find out what is wrong?
- The Logging Window is telling me I have an invalid DTD specified in my content. What should I do?
- I've hand coded my SVG and the background color of my scene appears as black on the BlackBerry handheld. How can I change this to make it another color?
- I've created my content, and it plays fine in the Media Engine Simulator. I've placed it on my server, but when I try to view with my BlackBerry, I get an 'unrecognized content type' error. What does this mean?
- I can't seem to launch the Simulator from within Composer. What's going on?
- I can't seem to launch the Mobile Data Services Simulator. What's going on?
- I've created a series of complex polygons in Composer that intersect with themselves. However, I can't get the simulator to transcode them. Why?
- I previewed my content in the Media Engine Simulator that I created in Composer. However, I received a loading error when trying to activate a hotspot. Why?
- In Composer, why does the Dissolve composite method have no effect on my bitmap?
- In Composer, when I highlight a layer in the layer window, and I press Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V, the layer does not get copied and pasted. Why?
1. I've hand coded my SVG, but it will not transcode into .pme. How do I find out what is wrong?
In the Media Engine Simulator, you can launch the Logging Window, which outputs information during svg transcoding. The Logging Window provides useful information to help to debug your content. There should also be error information output to the Logging Window when running the Transcoder from the command line. The Logging Window icon is to the right of the current handheld profile. Category Top2. The Logging Window is telling me I have an invalid DTD specified in my content. What should I do?
Please specify the following DTD in your SVG file:http://www.plazmic.com/dtd/1_0/svg.dtd
Category Top3. I've hand-coded my SVG and the background color of my scene appears as black on the BlackBerry handheld. How can I change this to make it another color?
In SVG there is no way to specify the background color of a scene. By default, we set the background to black. A method to specify the background color of a scene is to specify the color with the -bgcolor option while transcoding the SVG file with the SVG transcoding utility.Examples:
The following examples set the background color to white:
svgc -bgcolor "rgb(255,255,255)" my file.svg
svgc -bgcolor "white" myfile.svg
svgc -bgcolor "FFFFFF" myfile.svg
4. I've created my content, and it plays fine in the Media Engine Simulator. I've placed it on my server, but when I try to view with my BlackBerry, I get an 'unrecognized content type' error. What does this mean?
Verify that the following mime types were added to your web application server's mime type settings:For .pme files:
AddType application/x-vnd.rim.pme .pme
For .pmb files:
AddType application/x-vnd.rim.pme.b .pmb
If you are using Apache, you can set the mime types in the httpd.conf file or in the mime.types file. These files are located in
Please note that you might require a Systems Administrator to modify these settings. We strongly recommend that you are familiar with administering web application servers before modifying ANY web server settings. Category Top