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Crimedogg32
Posts: 21
Phone Model:
LG VX9800
Service Provider:
Verizon Wireless |
 
Mon Mar 14, 2005 12:11 am |
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When I right click on them and hit save as target I get a whole bunch of numbers but they dont say .mp3 but it says save as MPEG Layer 3 Audio. How can I change that so it goes to .mid do I just add .mid to the end and let is say save as MPEG Layer 3 audio?
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Posts: 2
Phone Model:
Motorola V 265
Service Provider:
Verizon |
Mon Mar 14, 2005 4:47 pm |
There is an easy way to upload quality MP3 ringtones to your Phone. I will post a how-to in the near future. I never thought it would be this easy after reading all the previous posts, but it really is.
The small software program I use is shareware, so it cost me like $20.00 to keep it active past the 2 week trial.But thats cheap compared to the $3.00 ringtones from Verizon ! Besides you can make an awful lot of ringtones in 2 weeks if you don't want to register it. It will take a segment of any Mp3 file you choose and make it a ringtone suitible in size and frequency. Then e-mail to your phone via : yournumber@vzwpix.com. Sounds awesome !
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makaveli1996
Posts: 82
Phone Model:
Motorola v265
Service Provider:
Verizon |
Mon Mar 14, 2005 7:13 pm |
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the walmart way is wayy better
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sniepre
Posts: 4
Phone Model:
Motorola V265
Service Provider:
Verizon Wireless |
Tue Mar 15, 2005 2:50 am |
I tried this (the non-walmart way) and it worked tonight. Here were the steps I took:
1) Take mp3 song and open it in (Adobe Audition, Sony SoundForge, etc.) and crop out the part you wish to use as the ringtone (try to stay within 15-25 seconds.)
2) Save that clip as a mp3 file - I saved mine as 40kbit MP3 in single channel (mono.)
3) Open that mp3 file in (Winamp, Foobar, Windows Media Player, etc.) and remove it's ID3 information (clear the tags.) I did this as a precautionary step to make sure that verizons once mentioned filtering of mp3s as per this thread earlier on wouldn't detect it by the id3 headers.
4) Rename the file from filename.mp3 to filename.mid.
5) Emailed it to (NPANXX1234@vzwpix.com) with my desktop email client - I used thunderbird but I'd assume outlook would work just as well.
6) Wait between 2-5 minutes for phone to recieve message - open it - open the attachment - go to store it - set as ringer... and..???
Voila! worked like a champ!
Thanks for the info!
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dmusiz
Posts: 9
Phone Model:
nextelI95
Service Provider:
nextel ---->verizon |
Tue Mar 15, 2005 10:37 pm |
why is it so hard 2 download ring tones to this phone or all the phones this hard also... 
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makaveli1996
Posts: 82
Phone Model:
Motorola v265
Service Provider:
Verizon |
Tue Mar 15, 2005 10:48 pm |
because verizon is dumb and they are greedy
and they want to get money any way they can by HAVING to buy if from them unless ur smart like me and most of the people that sendt themselves Mp3 ringtones
if i wud have got it from them , first of all they wouldnt have had the songs and i wanted and even if they did i would have payed baout $2 per song PLUS the progrom to download them!
by now i wud have proble spent about $30 dollars...but i have only spent about$6 dollars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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sniepre
Posts: 4
Phone Model:
Motorola V265
Service Provider:
Verizon Wireless |
Wed Mar 16, 2005 1:01 am |
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how much does it cost this way to recieve the ringtones? ive sent two mp3s so far - i cant imagine it'd be that expensive since i already pay for the pix/messaging/internet options on the plan or is that only a part of it?
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Crimedogg32
Posts: 21
Phone Model:
LG VX9800
Service Provider:
Verizon Wireless |
Wed Mar 16, 2005 1:33 pm |
| Crimedogg32 wrote: | | When I right click on them and hit save as target I get a whole bunch of numbers but they dont say .mp3 but it says save as MPEG Layer 3 Audio. How can I change that so it goes to .mid do I just add .mid to the end and let is say save as MPEG Layer 3 audio? |
could anyone help me with my question?
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Crimedogg32
Posts: 21
Phone Model:
LG VX9800
Service Provider:
Verizon Wireless |
Wed Mar 16, 2005 2:32 pm |
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also are you suppose to save them as .mid or .midi?
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makaveli1996
Posts: 82
Phone Model:
Motorola v265
Service Provider:
Verizon |
Wed Mar 16, 2005 7:14 pm |
| Crimedogg32 wrote: | | When I right click on them and hit save as target I get a whole bunch of numbers but they dont say .mp3 but it says save as MPEG Layer 3 Audio. How can I change that so it goes to .mid do I just add .mid to the end and let is say save as MPEG Layer 3 audio? |
ok erase all the numbers and name it watever u want exmple
loyal2thegame.mid
make sure u have no spaces and .mid at the end.............
NOW
were it says mpeg 3audio or watever click on that and change it so that it says "all files" and then save and thats it!
AND MAKE SURE U DO THIS IN INTERNET EXPLORER OR I WONT WORK
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