Motorola E815 / E816 Hollywood
Just wondering about RING TONES!!
Hey i was just wondering if someone can answer me this question!!!!!
Is there a limit to how many seconds or how many kbs the mp3 is supposed to be so i can save it as a ring tone????
and if there is what is the limit?
and can people let me know how to make my mp3's into ringtones.....please help me!!!!
Is there a limit to how many seconds or how many kbs the mp3 is supposed to be so i can save it as a ring tone????
and if there is what is the limit?
and can people let me know how to make my mp3's into ringtones.....please help me!!!!
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You keep asking this, but it is on here over and over again! Noone is going to answer this again, so I'd Lern2LveWithIt and do some more searching!!!!!!!!!!
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Mary424 said:
You keep asking this, but it is on here over and over again! Noone is going to answer this again, so I'd Lern2LveWithIt and do some more searching!!!!!!!!!!
I agree with you Mary! 😉
These kids need to do their own homework a little instead of us having to "spoon" feed them every step of the way. 👿
I can't imagine how many times that question has been answered on this Forum. There is plenty of information available if they really are interested in finding it! 😕
Stop "wondering" kids, and just do a "Search" for the answers! 🙂
The "Search" block is at both the top and bottom of the main Forum page in case you need help with this too in finding it! 😉
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BLAH... maybe they didnt know that dumba$$....
u ppl walk around here like ppl should just know everything right...
u ppl walk around here like ppl should just know everything right...
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You people kill me...Instead of wasting time ripping the guy apart why didnt you just type in the answer instead? You will take the time to make fun and tell him to "do research" when you could have used that energy to just answer the goddamn question. And what do you call coming to the phonescoop.com forums to look for the answer? I call it DOING RESEARCH!
Now, I can sort of answer your question about the ringtones. YOu need a TransFlash card and a car reader. You need to transfer the ringtones onto the transflash card via your pc and then put the card in your phone. This is because Verizon lovingly disabled file transfers from your phone to your pc. Was that so hard people?
Now, I can sort of answer your question about the ringtones. YOu need a TransFlash card and a car reader. You need to transfer the ringtones onto the transflash card via your pc and then put the card in your phone. This is because Verizon lovingly disabled file transfers from your phone to your pc. Was that so hard people?
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FrankieNYC said:
You people kill me...Instead of wasting time ripping the guy apart why didnt you just type in the answer instead? You will take the time to make fun and tell him to "do research" when you could have used that energy to just answer the goddamn question. And what do you call coming to the phonescoop.com forums to look for the answer? I call it DOING RESEARCH!
Now, I can sort of answer your question about the ringtones. YOu need a TransFlash card and a car reader. You need to transfer the ringtones onto the transflash card via your pc and then put the card in your phone. This is because Verizon lovingly disabled file transfers from your phone to your pc. Was that so hard people?
You forgot...
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I'm sure you'll figure it out. I ripped bits at 96KPS and used 30second ringers and din't have a problem. Also just go to this address
http://funformobile.com/pages/ringtone/uploadRington ... »
and you can email your self these small files and you don't have to use a card. Just cut and past if link dosen't work
http://funformobile.com/pages/ringtone/uploadRington ... »
and you can email your self these small files and you don't have to use a card. Just cut and past if link dosen't work
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I get my ring tones from walmart.com now. They have like 39 second clips, and they work on my phone just fine..
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