Motorola V710
I need Extreme help with my Moto V710
I am having a lot of trouble with my Motorola V710. I juts got it today with Verizon Wireless. I want to know how to put MP3 ringtones onto my phone. It didn't come with a memory card and I do not have a USB cable. I have an iMac computer,so basically I have a Mac. I tried e-mailing MP3's to my phone but it doesn't want to go through. Please help me b/c I want those MP3 ringtones. Thanks.
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As someone wrote, go to walmart.com and download an MP3 (their clips are 30 second long)... then email them to yourself @vzwpix.com I think it was. I just tried it but have yet to receive the darned message!!! Let me know if it works for you.
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PhoneMan3 said:
I can't save them on windows media player on the mac. ☹️
help????
You have a Mac? Use iTunes!
http://mysite.verizon.net/vze8kn4d/gtawydrvr/id5.html »
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This is from an earlier post by roadroach:
"To create an mp3 in iTunes go to edit>preferences>import using>mp3 encoder>setting>custom>stereo bit rate>64kbps>ok>ok. Next: file>add file to library>choose your location of the file>ok. The file is imported to your library. Right click on the file and choose get info (or control+i). New window opens then choose options. Click start time and stop time and enter the corresponding times that you want. Click ok. Make sure your target file is highlighted and right click on it to choose convert selection to mp3. A new mp3 is created with your settings. Right click and choose copy to save outside of iTunes (like the desktop). Once the file is saved on the desktop you must rename it to xxxx.mid. To do...
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"To create an mp3 in iTunes go to edit>preferences>import using>mp3 encoder>setting>custom>stereo bit rate>64kbps>ok>ok. Next: file>add file to library>choose your location of the file>ok. The file is imported to your library. Right click on the file and choose get info (or control+i). New window opens then choose options. Click start time and stop time and enter the corresponding times that you want. Click ok. Make sure your target file is highlighted and right click on it to choose convert selection to mp3. A new mp3 is created with your settings. Right click and choose copy to save outside of iTunes (like the desktop). Once the file is saved on the desktop you must rename it to xxxx.mid. To do...
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YYYYYYYYYYOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thankz so much man. It worked like a charm. You solved all my problems. Thanks man. This method does REALLY WORK!!!
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