ive tired both of these steps and have not been able to get them on. i also have da a930
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Traumatini Posts: 3
Wed Dec 06, 2006 8:23 pm
dj_aj28,
Format your micro SD card in your cell phone per the User Guide first, then follow the procedures above. Formatting it on your PC won't let you get through. -Trauma
melchiah Posts: 3
Sun Dec 10, 2006 11:22 pm
why not just download a ringtone maker? that way you save your self a lot of troubles.
i just have a simple question to ask...my phone was locked and i dont have a number to unlock it...does anybody know how i can unlock it? if anybody knows please tell
bob1313 Posts: 1
Mon Dec 25, 2006 11:42 pm
unlock by entering the last 4 digits of ur phone number. i have an imac g5 and i got the audacity but i couldnt download the mptrip. i made an mp3 20 sec and turned exported it into a wav the changed the file to .mid, i put it on my card then into the sounds folder and it says its a midi in the phone. when i go to contacts or anything to try and make my made ringtone a usable one, it doesnt offer me the choice to use it as a ringtone. so what is the problem, can anyone help me
tvswami Posts: 1
Fri Dec 29, 2006 4:50 pm
Please help. I have a vx6100 and have spent about 7 hrs today trying to send a ringtone I created to my phone.
When I email it as an attachment to my cell#@vzwpix dot com (I am registered), absolutely nothing happens until a while later my email bounces back. The bounced email says "Wap encoding error".
The facts:
It is a midi file- though I also tried an mp3 and mid file.
I emailed it from mac Mail application, yahoo and mac internet mail account- same thing with each.
It is only 100 kb
I used Garage Band to create my own, exported to iTunes as MP3, then changed the extension.
Anyone know why this is happening?
Thanks
Spamassasin Posts: 16
Phone Model: VX 8500 (Chocolate)
Service Provider: Verizon Wireless
Tue Jan 09, 2007 12:55 am
Everyone Go Check out the LG Talk forums. I have two forums that i will show anyone how to make their own ringtones and send them to your phone...
It searches your computer with the browse function and you choose what you want to upload. From MP3's to Wav's whatever. If you set up an account there you can even select the length and section of the song you would like to download to your phone. It cost me the same cost as a text. IF that helps?
cmorgan18 Posts: 1
Tue Jan 23, 2007 12:57 pm
Does anybody know if it's possible to make a midi sound file a ringtone on the vx8100?
I made the ringtone on a website and received the file as a picture message. I saved the sound file, and now I'm unsure if I can use that file as a ringtone. Can anyone help?
