LG Voyager VX-10000
Ringtoneeess!! #7
hey so i hated the beeps for when I got texts and I just figured out ringtone #7 isnt a full length ringtone just short for text so thats my new sound!! Anyone else have one of those ringtone numbers for text alerts?? let me know which one i will play around with them then! 🙂
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I actually created my own ringtone for incoming messages. I use the begining of Final Fantasy VII's victory fanfare. I love it and everyone that here's it get a little chuckle 🤣 .
I could actualy send it to anyone if they want it. Or if I can figure out where to post it I could include directions on how to get it as a ringtone on your phone.
It is taken from the original source and uses a fade-in/fade-out to make it sould just right. Yes, I am a dork 😁
I could actualy send it to anyone if they want it. Or if I can figure out where to post it I could include directions on how to get it as a ringtone on your phone.
It is taken from the original source and uses a fade-in/fade-out to make it sould just right. Yes, I am a dork 😁
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can u send that to me..would like to hear what it sounds like. i use now pacman sound
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for my enV i just go to mobile17.com and use any mp3 file that is on my computer and cut it up into a 30 second mp3 file then send it to my phone via picture message. Work great.
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ok cool...i was asking if anyone is using like ringtones it came with for the text alerts?? i use number 7 and its short and good any others that anyone uses??!! 🙂
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Hey everyone, just download the newest version of Bitpim. You can then just drop the ringtones into the ringtone folder and pick it.
Also check Howard Forums > Verizon Wireless > LG > Voyager hack thread for more info.
Also check Howard Forums > Verizon Wireless > LG > Voyager hack thread for more info.
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WHAT IS BITPIM...sorry for the caps lol...what is bitpim and does that mean you can put ur own sounds on there?
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BitPim is a program that allows you to view and manipulate data on many CDMA phones from LG, Samsung, Sanyo and other manufacturers. This includes the PhoneBook, Calendar, WallPapers, RingTones (functionality varies by phone) and the Filesystem for most Qualcomm CDMA chipset based phones. To see when phones will be supported, which ones are already supported and which features are supported, see online help.
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