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meecal
Posts: 2
Phone Model:
LG VX6000
Service Provider:
Verizon |
 
Tue Mar 02, 2004 2:12 am |
They don't have to be qcp files. You can use standard midi files or mp3s. If you're using mp3s, they still must be under 30 kb to email them to your phone, and you must change the file extension (within Windows) to .mid. If you can't see file extensions on your computer, you need to change your file viewing options so that you can.
| 74rhoward wrote: | | where and how do you add the extention midi to the end of the qcp files. |
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74rhoward
Posts: 4
Phone Model:
lg vx6000
Service Provider:
verizon |
Tue Mar 02, 2004 12:26 pm |
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where do you go in windows to add the extension mid
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74rhoward
Posts: 4
Phone Model:
lg vx6000
Service Provider:
verizon |
Tue Mar 02, 2004 6:10 pm |
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go to myphonefiles.com for voice ringtones.
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kills
Posts: 2
Phone Model:
3410
Service Provider:
digicel |
Sat Mar 27, 2004 1:27 pm |
wat kida service provider do have wats kind of band is it (gsm,tdmaor cdma)
dont know if thos will help http://www.cellringtones.com
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Hoodaville85
Posts: 2
Phone Model:
lg vx 6000
Service Provider:
verizon |
Mon May 03, 2004 12:57 pm |
| WillSD wrote: | This is actually very easilly done. Just take the file name and add .mid to the end of it.
So MyFile.qcp would become MyFile.qcp.mid
You can then email/sms it to your phone and you will be able to save and play it. Works fine, have put a number of voice ringers on my phone this way.
Good luck!
-=-Will-=- |
hay i was wondering if you could be a little to more explanatory w/ how get voice ringtones
jason 
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msimon7
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
LG VX6000
Service Provider:
Verizon |
Thu Jun 03, 2004 10:34 pm |
hello. took me a little bit, but one thing i figured out after many failures is that if you are creating a short mp3 file (which will be later renamed to .mid), you need to save the file at 16000 Hz. all other settings (lower than 16000) failed to play once I received them on my phone. at 16000 it sounds great.
i now have a nice little wav to mp3 renamed to mid uploaded to my phone as my ringer. the one thing i'd like to know now is how to have it repeat when the phone rings. it just plays one time and that is it.
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ldl
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
LG VX6000
Service Provider:
Verizon |
Mon Sep 27, 2004 8:20 pm |
Hey,
Here's the issue at hand...
I've created a short mp3 (@16000Hz), changed extension to .mid, sent file to my phone (LG VX6000) via a data transfer cable, and it wont play.
I also sent a wallpaper I created to check if the cable was to blame; however, the wallpaper was sent fine.
Here are some questions that I have:
- Is there anymore specs for the .mp3 (.mid) file, other then it must be 16000Hz, that I should be aware of? If so, what might those be?
- If you have effectively transfered sound (.mid) files that have played, what specific steps did you take to create said playable files?
Info:
Phone - LG VX6000
Cable - VerizonWireless Mobile Office Kit Cable that supports LG VX6000
Data Transfer Software - BitPim Verson 0.7.18 (Offical)
Operating System - Windows XP Professional
Well thank you all for your time, and hoping to hear your thoughts...
Thanks again.
- Damien
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masterg2
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
lg vx6000
Service Provider:
verizon |
Wed Jun 01, 2005 1:05 am |
first off, you need to get the usb data cable which can be found anywhere. it should cost about $20 the the lg vx6000 and is compatible with other lg phones.
after you get yourself the cable, install the software that comes on the cd and youre almost there. next, you need to download the free program, bitpim. always get the most recent version. after you dl and install it, open up the program and click on ringers. youll want to get rid of any that are in there, especially delete the ones on your phone in the my media, music just so you can save some space. when you are in ringers, right click, then click "add." search for whatever mp3 you want and click open. a box will come up and tell you to convert. you can leave the sampling rate at what it is. anything will work. just click convert. a box will come up and youll see it converting. when it is done, you have an option of listening to it. dont worry, it sounds great. last but not least, click on the toolbar where it says data, then click on send phone data and after a few mins(depends on length of song) itll be under your my media and you can set it as ringtone and what not. i currently have 2 songs on my phone. no more right now cause they are all i want for the time being. not sure how many you can fit, but the 2 songs i have equal 1.7mbs. im sure there isnt much space left. any questions, feel free to email me, masterg2@comcast.net good luck!
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jersey_cutie08
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
vx6000 / vx7000
Service Provider:
verizon |
Sun Aug 21, 2005 3:52 pm |
hey guys...
i am trying to upload ringtones to my vx6000 with QCP or whatever the name of the software is. the problem is, that i used it once and it worked but then when i tried again, the songs would not upload although i did the same things i did before.
anyone have any advice? thank you in advance !!
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chris275
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
LG VX-6000
Service Provider:
Verizon Wireless |
Wed Nov 23, 2005 5:42 pm |
| masterg2 wrote: |
...after you get yourself the cable, install the software that comes on the cd and youre almost there... |
Is there a way I can download the software for free? If so, can you direct me where?
Thanks.
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