1. Open Mp3 with program like Audicity/Mp3 Cutter or equivalent program
2. Cut Mp3 to 30 seconds or less (must be under 300KB also)
3. Save modified Mp3 to PC
4. Go to www.mobstorage.com and click on "Click here to upload your files now >>"
5. Click on the Browse button and locate cropped Mp3 and then click on the upload tab
6. You are then given an Item Code
7. Go to wap.mobstorage.com on your cell phone
8. Enter the item code and save the tone to your phone
**Data charges may apply for some providers**
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jhildreth Posts: 1
Phone Model: Samsung a970
Service Provider: Verizon
Fri Dec 02, 2005 11:31 am
will this work w/ my samsung a970 verizon phone?
igetbombed Posts: 1
Phone Model: lg vx6100
Service Provider: verizon
Tue Dec 06, 2005 1:45 am
I don't have internet on my phone
Any other way to do this???
Soniku Posts: 2
Wed Dec 07, 2005 11:54 pm
don;t work on my samsung a950
mtown11 Posts: 1
Phone Model: samsung A840
Service Provider: sprint
Mon Dec 19, 2005 11:04 pm
I tried that. It seemed to work, but when I went to the site on my phone, I got a reply that said " content size mismatch. Any suggestions? The file i uploaded was 204kb. Thanks
Homeless Posts: 1
Phone Model: shg-x495
Service Provider: T-Mobile
Mon Feb 06, 2006 10:08 pm
why is my mp3 sound like total crap. I have a sgh-x495. How do i encode the mp3s so they sound like the hifi tones you can download from t-mobile?
SetMeA3 Posts: 2
Fri Mar 24, 2006 9:54 am
Soniku wrote:
don;t work on my samsung a950
For the a950, use a free download program from Qualcomm called PureVoice. It allows you to convert mp3 (and other format files) into the QCP format that the a950 wants to see.
1) Open ring123.mp3 in PureVoice
2) Execute Menu item File, Convert
3) Save converted file to ring123.qcp
4) Copy ring123.qcp to your transflash card into the MY_SOUNDS folder
5) Reload the transflash card into the phone and the ringtone will be visible now.
I've used it and it's pretty easy, plus I finally have my "Hells Bells" ringtone that I love so much.
Good luck!
LewD Posts: 2
Tue Mar 28, 2006 2:06 pm
Can you please post more information on this procedure for the samsung a 950. What file types are used for the music vs. The tones? I have the music folder filled with mwas and they work fine. Mp3's are not recognized. What file type is used for tones or the sounds folder? I downloaded the qualcom product but found it crashes when I try to convert the mp3s or wmas? I have quicktime, not Edora, How do I use the purevoice as part of quicktime or as a stand alone to convert mp3s or wmas to the proper file for a tone or sound or ring tone?
thanks.
SetMeA3 Posts: 2
Fri Apr 14, 2006 11:45 am
There's another way than what I wrote above that I read elsewhere on this site...
If you're looking top do ringtones, you can take an mp3 and edit it down to the part you want to use, then convert it to a .WAV file (there are numerous tools for this, like Poikosoft). Then, if you simply change the file extension from .WAV to .MID, it works. Plus you get much better sound quality than the .QCP.
LewD wrote:
Can you please post more information on this procedure for the samsung a 950. What file types are used for the music vs. The tones? I have the music folder filled with mwas and they work fine. Mp3's are not recognized. What file type is used for tones or the sounds folder? I downloaded the qualcom product but found it crashes when I try to convert the mp3s or wmas? I have quicktime, not Edora, How do I use the purevoice as part of quicktime or as a stand alone to convert mp3s or wmas to the proper file for a tone or sound or ring tone?
thanks.
wakipaki926 Posts: 1
Mon Jun 12, 2006 11:48 pm
I followed the directions with mostorage. The song downloads and it plays, but I dont know how to save it with my Samsung A920. I cannot use music on my tranflash card as ringtones.
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