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peejayw

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#147274 14-Jun-2014 12:48

Anyone using EvolveSMS? I cant get it to send MMS but txts are fine.

Here are the MMS settings on Nexus 5

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jonovw

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#1065483 14-Jun-2014 12:51

I use EvolveSMS but never send MMS. I have received MMS fine a few times from friends though

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peejayw

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#1065515 14-Jun-2014 13:30

Can you look at your settings and see if they match mine? Thanks.

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nzgeek

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#1065912 15-Jun-2014 11:27

Are you on Wi-Fi or mobile data when you try to send the MMS message? If you're on Wi-Fi, try switching to mobile data and see if that makes a difference.

The bit I'm looking at in particular is the MMS proxy. The address is in the range 172.16.x.x to 172.31.x.x, which means that it's a private address that's not accessible from a general internet connection. It might be accessible from a standard Vodafone mobile data connection, or it might only accessible from the special Vodafone MMS APN.

The standard Android messaging app is supposed to use the MMS APN when sending picture messages, so hopefully EvolveSMS does the same thing. If not, and there's no way to say which APN to use within the app, you might need to switch back to the stock app to send MMS.

peejayw

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#1065919 15-Jun-2014 11:30

Data is on. That proxy is what is shown on the Voda site.

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Rustee75

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#1066252 15-Jun-2014 22:20

I gave Evolve a decent crack for a few weeks as it looked a helluva lot classier than the standard samsung messaging app, but I discovered I wasnt receiving any MMS or getting notified that i had a MMS to download if my data wasnt turned on.

Pain in the arse when i dont always have my data on to help battery drain when im out.

Had to switch to Hangouts which works mint but with no customization possible.

Not a solution but you're not the only one if that helps!

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#1067253 17-Jun-2014 08:15

I useD it and loveD it, but I got of the LED light never stopping, even after reading all msgs. It seems like an issue that's been there for a while, but not fixed.

Switched to Hello, which has the same smooth UI but keeps the contacts down the left hand side in a bar so it's easy to jump between conversations. Recommend checking that one out instead.

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peejayw

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#1067254 17-Jun-2014 08:16

Thanks, will have a look althoigh I have not had an issue (so far) with the notification led.

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#1067270 17-Jun-2014 09:54

Hi peejayw,

I've just tested this on my Note 3 & was able to send & receive MMS through EvolveSMS fine. My advanced APN settings are the same as your screenshot, so I'm thinking this will either be a vanilla Android/Nexus issue or a setting somewhere else.

Can you please confirm your MMS APN settings from device settings/mobile networks/APNs? Have you tried a fresh install of EvolveSMS?

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peejayw

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#1067587 17-Jun-2014 15:02

Interesting. Re-installed and now working. Thanks for the suggestion.

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