Re: How to > Put mp3's as ringtones on your phone

I just got a new slvr from there and I was told by a friend you have to buy accesories to be able to put mp3 on my phone but I didnt know if I could go right off Limewire and put them on my phone?please help

How do you use the bluetooth?

very nice.

I'll try asking this again. I want to put an MP3 ringtone on a T619. We don't use email on the phone and won't ever use it. I used to use Bitpim and a cable for my LG 6200 when I was with verizon, but for midis. I can't seem to find a straight answer about what file format these mp3's are supposed to be saved in. Some say AAC, others 3GP which is VIDEO. I have software to edit the mp3, so I can use the bitrate, file size, and file format. Does someone have the info?
Thanks,
Beta

I just got my Samsung U740, and I was having a hard time trying to put new ringtones on it...but this site works Great (rumkin . com)...with this phone and Bell Mobility in Ontario....I didn't get the text message but I used my phones internet and had no problem Thanks

Here is great article about this _ttp://ezinearticles.com/?Make-Any-MP3-Into-Your-Very-Own-Ringtone&id=790998

Well over here in canada on CMDA(sp?)

All i had to do was go into my music folder on my phones memory, and click on the song, click options, click set as.

I don't think it works going into your ringer settings then trying to manually find it.. just go to the mp3 file on your phone (if its on micro sd card it will ask to copy to phone) And click options, then set as. Easy easy..

unless this is just cause of my network over hee, but i bought my phone from hong kong i think so im not sure that matters..

hope this helps a few people!

Good sticky

Hi im from quebec canada, and i just buy a sph-m620 with BELL , and i want to no if somebody try to put mp3's for a call incoming? if yes how do you do that?

you can buy a usb to bluetooth adapter for about 19.99 us from most stores heck i think i got mine at walmart. follow directions and make a bluettooth connection .turn both your phone and pc on to look for each other. then just rt click and send by bluetooth any file you wish.

OK, A genius I am not but here is what I did:
I searched for a converter and found this one
It is called Smart Audio Converter. I tried posting the Url but being a newbie it wouldn't let me

It is the simplest and fastest one i have found. There is another one out that will convert copyright some files but it was not dependable but the best way I know how to avoid that is to burn a cd. I did copy them from one pc and then downloaded them to another pc but when I burned the cd it labeled the tracks as numbered tracks ( like "track 1, track 2" ) etc, and Windows Media didnt know the difference I guess, but that was the only way I could get them to convert. Then I copied them to my micro card for my M510.

I dont have a data cable for that phone (M510) and I do have a SPHa900 ( both Sprint) and it does have a mass storage but no card so I have never put any files on it, but the M510 works relly good.

Just thought I would at least try and help.

Jeanne

Here's my problem, my phone dosen't accept text messages. so what I'm wondering is if you know of any programs that will allow me to acess the files on my phone, or in other words crack it open like an external hard drive through My Computer on Windows XP, or could you point me in the direction of some one who can tell me how. Any info would be greatly appreciated. O Ya my phone is a Samsung U340 if that helps.

My email is: thestonethebuilderrefused_"AT"_hotmail.com

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Dude this totally rocked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i dont get how this works can i use wmas?

Woow!!! this is so simple.Thanks!!!