Tricked Out
Mp3 for ringtones
I keep getting absolutelys for this question from several cell phone reps. Can someone give me an honest answer?
Is there a phone which will use actual mp3s which I get off of my computer (I would just use small clips, actually) as ringtones. I don't want one that uses mp3s that have been converted to midis or polyphonic ringtones. I want it to sound like at least radio quality, get my drift?
I would even be willing to buy a cable, or transfer them by memory card, whatever, I just don't want to have to download them from somewhere else and pay for them, I have thousands of songs I actually like on my computer.
Thanks for any help.
Is there a phone which will use actual mp3s which I get off of my computer (I would just use small clips, actually) as ringtones. I don't want one that uses mp3s that have been converted to midis or polyphonic ringtones. I want it to sound like at least radio quality, get my drift?
I would even be willing to buy a cable, or transfer them by memory card, whatever, I just don't want to have to download them from somewhere else and pay for them, I have thousands of songs I actually like on my computer.
Thanks for any help.
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Umm, i think almost any multimedia phone will do this. For example I have and A900 on Sprint's network and it will do this.
BTW, mp3 is far from radio quality...but I understand what you mean.
BTW, mp3 is far from radio quality...but I understand what you mean.
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There are two ways that I did it.
1. A program called mp3 to ringtone gold. I was able to get a copy for free, but I believe you can get one at best buy for $20. You can make your own clips and then you send it in a text message and download it to your phone.
I used that for a while and it worked great.
2. Motorola phone tools
If you have a moto this should work for you better because you can make the clips in the multimedia maker and send them directly to the phone with a usb cable. Thats the one i'm using now ad I love it.
Hope this helps.
1. A program called mp3 to ringtone gold. I was able to get a copy for free, but I believe you can get one at best buy for $20. You can make your own clips and then you send it in a text message and download it to your phone.
I used that for a while and it worked great.
2. Motorola phone tools
If you have a moto this should work for you better because you can make the clips in the multimedia maker and send them directly to the phone with a usb cable. Thats the one i'm using now ad I love it.
Hope this helps.
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Thanks. I believe that it did. Do the clips sound good, voice and all? Oh, and can I assign individual clips to different callers in my contacts?
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Yea they do sound good not loud and distorted when you hear some peoples ringtones. You should be able to assign them to different callers.
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