Apple iPhone 3G
FREE RINGTONES FOR IPHONE 3G
THIS IS WHAT I USE FOR FREE RINGTONES,ITS THE BEST ONE YET,ALOT BETTER THAN THE M4R CONVERSION... http://www.iringer.net/
LOOK IT UP,ITS FREE AND IF YOU DONATE 10 BUCKS IT WILL LET YOU DO ALL DIFFERENT KINDS OF THINGS TO THE SONGS.CHECK IT OUT!LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK...ONCE YOU UPLOAD AND CROP THE SONG,IT AUTOMATICALLY PUTS IT INTO YOUR RINGTONES FOLDER OF ITUNES.... 😳
LOOK IT UP,ITS FREE AND IF YOU DONATE 10 BUCKS IT WILL LET YOU DO ALL DIFFERENT KINDS OF THINGS TO THE SONGS.CHECK IT OUT!LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK...ONCE YOU UPLOAD AND CROP THE SONG,IT AUTOMATICALLY PUTS IT INTO YOUR RINGTONES FOLDER OF ITUNES.... 😳
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cant you email a small sound file(.mp3 or something) to the phone and save it as a ringtone?
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NO, because ringtones are NOT mp3s
They are m4r files.
ALL YOU NEED TO DO is to have an m4r file that is LESS than 40 seconds (although the ringtone only rings for about 18-20 seconds), import it to iTunes and it will sync into your ringotnes folder on your phone.
Note: m4r is simmilar to m4a, which is the AAC apple format that they rip music as. All you have to do is rename an m4a file to m4r. iTunes can convert mp3s if you need to.
They are m4r files.
ALL YOU NEED TO DO is to have an m4r file that is LESS than 40 seconds (although the ringtone only rings for about 18-20 seconds), import it to iTunes and it will sync into your ringotnes folder on your phone.
Note: m4r is simmilar to m4a, which is the AAC apple format that they rip music as. All you have to do is rename an m4a file to m4r. iTunes can convert mp3s if you need to.
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