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thaoman
Posts: 1 |
 
Wed Aug 02, 2006 11:32 pm |
yo i got a t-509 and i had a friedn of mine bluetooth me some ringtones
but every time i go to set them as my ring tone it wont let me
anybody know why.
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Masstechteach
Posts: 9
Phone Model:
Samsung X495
Service Provider:
T-Mobile |
Tue Aug 08, 2006 9:06 pm |
Homeless,
I too have an X495 I am trying to put my own MP3s on it. How are U doing it??? I am having a hell of time using PC Studio to transfer them. Basically it ain't working. I need to know how to transfer them from my PC to the X495.
HELP!!!!
Thanks,
MTT
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Sonni
Posts: 1 |
Thu Aug 10, 2006 4:43 pm |
Every thing worked til I tried to play it. It sez it doesnt support the file.
EDIT-mah phone's the t609.
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Kimberly312
Posts: 3
Phone Model:
Samsung SPH A800
Service Provider:
Sprint PCS |
Sun Aug 13, 2006 2:52 am |
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I did everything requested, but when I try and download the phone display says, "The requested file cannot be displayed".
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danbraniff
Posts: 1 |
Mon Aug 14, 2006 10:13 am |
Why when i try mobstorage.com or mobango on my cell phone as soon as it trys to retrieve the file it says page can not be displayed?
My phone is the samsung sph-a920
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Kimberly312
Posts: 3
Phone Model:
Samsung SPH A800
Service Provider:
Sprint PCS |
Mon Aug 14, 2006 10:30 pm |
Well, after allllllllll of those software downloads and experiments (with no success), I got some other info which worked for me.
I used the Audacity software to cut down my mp3 to about 40 seconds long. Then I went to http://rumkin.com/tools/sprint/ and uploaded the small mp3. When I put my phone # on the website, I automatically received a text message. When I opened the text and saved the file, it saved to my downloaded application section. From there, I was able to assign it to be a ringtone.
The other info was useful, but too many various steps and downloads. I think my mmf file wa still too large- who knows? But, I learned something though and knowledge is POWER.
Try the method I used for the ringtone. Good luck.
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Shalalala
Posts: 662 |
Sat Aug 26, 2006 4:46 pm |
Audacity?
Pc Stuido?
What ever happend to good ol Acid Pro?
I have used the website in the first post with mp3s I cut down in Acid Pro and encoded to 96kbps (which is WAY MORE THAN GOOD, I don't know why people would complain about less than 196kbps) and I have had no problems what so ever with my D807.
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Netheby
Posts: 1 |
Tue Aug 29, 2006 2:04 pm |
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Is there any charge for accessing t-zones and for the data transfer involved in downloading the song?
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Jarret_G
Posts: 1 |
Thu Aug 31, 2006 2:53 pm |
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Soo i did all that first guy said, with the a920 on mobstorage, but after i downloaded it, and listened to the ringtone, i wasnt able to access it once i disconected from my providers (bell) web service. I went to select the ringtone, went to "download" and it wasnt there. Any help guys? Does it have to be an mp3 file, because on initial reveiwing i thought it might work better as a .mmf or a midi or something like that. Anyone with an answer let me know, thanks.
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Shalalala
Posts: 662 |
Fri Sep 01, 2006 2:43 pm |
I know this is not a samsung phone, but my wife just got a Razr, and I was wondering: will this website work for her phone too?
Oh, and to the guy above me, yes, it does need to be an mp3 - preferablly under 300kb
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