Motorola Q
MP3 Ringtones
Absolutely - I just did it.
I got a 1Gb miniSD and just put some full length MP3's and big JPG.s on it.
As soon as I went back into the "Sounds" menu - all of my MP3's (even the full size ones) were all available to be selected as ringtones.
I just called my phone and the full song started playing (until it went to VM).
The JPG's were also available to be used as home-screen wall paper (and are alot better than the awful images that came pre-loaded)
The integration was seamless - no more editing MP3's down to smaller snippits (like in the v710)
I got a 1Gb miniSD and just put some full length MP3's and big JPG.s on it.
As soon as I went back into the "Sounds" menu - all of my MP3's (even the full size ones) were all available to be selected as ringtones.
I just called my phone and the full song started playing (until it went to VM).
The JPG's were also available to be used as home-screen wall paper (and are alot better than the awful images that came pre-loaded)
The integration was seamless - no more editing MP3's down to smaller snippits (like in the v710)
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Can you talk me through how to do this onto the internal memory of the phone? I don't see how to add audio files by exploring my mobile device.
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jsb, i had the same problem but i figured it out myself. when you sync the mp3s onto your Q it saves it in the MUSIC folder. through your desktop, explore the mobile device, copy and paste the mp3 and then go back to the SOUNDS folder of the Q and paste it there. then you will see it under ringer. lemme know it works for u.
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Hopefully iam just an idiot, and cant figure this out, but when going to explore the mobile device i dont have a sounds folder, so how do i paste that mp3 into sounds???? I've been trying to figure out how to add ringtones all day and iam at my witts end!!! HELP!!!!!!!
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