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ringtone question...
I have finally figured out how to get mp3's converted to .wav files and transferred to my phone for use as a ringtone. the problem I am encountering is that the .wav files are huge and I do not know how to cut the size of the song down to, say, just the chorus. Can someone help me with this?
Or do you know how to get the cingular 8125 to accept .mp3 files as ringtones?
Or do you know how to get the cingular 8125 to accept .mp3 files as ringtones?
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I know there's software to condense the .wav files to fit better into the memory for the phone. but how to you .mp3 files to .wav?
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I have the software to do that. I need editing software so that I can cut the song down to just the chorus or just the part that I want to send to the phone and use as a ringtone.
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There is a free download called audacity that can be downloaded from the following link:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/audacity »
You will also need to download the 'lame encoder' but it is really not that hard.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/audacity »
You will also need to download the 'lame encoder' but it is really not that hard.
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So in order to have a song play as your ringtone, you've got to convert from mp3 to wav? Well, obviously slash it down to a manageable size and then convert to wav?
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and you took the time to post that response?
.....and I took the time ro reply to you! Man Both of us are stupid. 😉
.....and I took the time ro reply to you! Man Both of us are stupid. 😉
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You can use some sort of editing software to cut the song to just the part that you want (I use Audacity). It's free, just search for it on google 🙂 The program takes some getting used to but it also has a setting to let you enhance the quality of the song so that it sounds really good on your phone.
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