How to rip ringtone sites

On 15 Jul 2006 02:27:34 GMT, Paul Day <[email protected]> wrote:

>Call me strange, but what's wrong with "ring ring" for a ring-tone?
>Maybe it's because I see my phone as a tool, not a fashion accessory...

Here here!
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On Sat, 15 Jul 2006 22:34:52 +0100, Tym <[email protected]> wrote:

>On 15 Jul 2006 02:27:34 GMT, Paul Day <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>Call me strange, but what's wrong with "ring ring" for a ring-tone?
>>Maybe it's because I see my phone as a tool, not a fashion accessory...
>
>Here here!
hear, hear ?

On 15 Jul 2006 02:27:34 GMT, Paul Day <[email protected]> wrote:

>In alt.cellular.gsm Osiris <> may have written:
>> To get free ringtones from the net ( I mean: any tone you find and
>> which you can 'preview'):
>
>Call me strange, but what's wrong with "ring ring" for a ring-tone?
>Maybe it's because I see my phone as a tool, not a fashion accessory...
>
>PD

In a crowded space, EVERYBODY has ring-ring.
So EVERYBODY starts searching for their phone in the wrong pocket.
SO your (indeed) tool works better with a somehow personalized
ringtone.
Ring-ring only works ok, if you have your phone screwed to the wall at
home...
So the screwholeless design with the possibility of personalized
ringtones is sound.

Go ahead.......if you think I'd be dumb enough to put a REAL name
etc........don't bother me one little bit.......have at it.



>
>You know something Harry, you really should be nice to people in open
>forums.
>Don't pick on people you know nothing about. Some of them don't take kindly
>to needledicks like you.
>Next time you mouth off I will expose your true ID, Ok there Harry?
>

well not exactly, but when I get bored, it's amusing how easy it is to
feed the trolls...


>Rusty like to quarrel...

On Sun, 16 Jul 2006 19:36:03 GMT, Rusty <[email protected]> wrote:

>well not exactly, but when I get bored, it's amusing how easy it is to
>feed the trolls...
>
>
>>Rusty like to quarrel...

exactly

"Rusty" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Go ahead.......if you think I'd be dumb enough to put a REAL name
> etc........don't bother me one little bit.......have at it.


Actually Harry R Harris...you ARE dumb enough to do EXACTLY that!.
You did bigmouth! you posted your HAM radio callsign, your home phone
numbers too.
Does KB0GNK ring any bells......
Does (417) 862-1496 ring your chimes?
Does (417) 538-2403 do anything for you?
Does October 1959 mean anything to you?
If you run Harry Harris of Springfield Mo. thru Zabasearch you get the above
numbers.
If you run his HAM radio callsign, you get the same address in Springfield,
Mo.
The FCC says you live at....
627 East Grand St.
Springfield,Mo. 65807

You ARE Dumb enough Harry, We have the right person..YOU yourself POSTED
this info on the web.Nothing "special" was used to get this info there
Harry....
Keep your stupid comments to yourself asswipe. If you were HALF as smart as
you even think you are...you would be worth something.

LOL......you think that information is correct? LMAO!
The information WAS correct when I renewed my license, but I moved a
few years ago, and the phone numbers are not correct.........Bring it
on asswipe (your
words)hhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaa


>
>You ARE Dumb enough Harry, We have the right person..YOU yourself POSTED
>this info on the web.Nothing "special" was used to get this info there
>Harry....
>Keep your stupid comments to yourself asswipe. If you were HALF as smart as
>you even think you are...you would be worth something.
>

On 15 Jul 2006 02:27:34 GMT, Paul Day <[email protected]> wrote:

>In alt.cellular.gsm Osiris <> may have written:
>> To get free ringtones from the net ( I mean: any tone you find and
>> which you can 'preview'):
>
>Call me strange, but what's wrong with "ring ring" for a ring-tone?
>Maybe it's because I see my phone as a tool, not a fashion accessory...
>
>PD

Everybody in the room has ring-ring. So which is mine ??

In <[email protected]> Osiris wrote:
> To get free ringtones from the net ( I mean: any tone you find and
> which you can 'preview'):
>
> just connect the audio-out jack of your soundcard to the audio in-jack
> and record the tones you "preview" from the WWW-sites with the Windows
> soundrecorder, setting the recording volume with Windows volume
> control, or with Super MP3 Recorder Pro 6.2
>
> Connect with a stereo cable with a 3.5 mm stereo jack on each end.
> Can be bought or made
>
> Convert to desired format using any conversion program that has trial
> versions. (google for it)

Hi, I've been wondering if there's a program to convert mp3's to a
format my nokia 6256i can use. I think it's .amr or .mid (I'd bet it'd
be easier converting to .amr

If I could do this legally, I'd rather just use some of the mp3's in my
music library, rather than ones on the 'net.

Anyone Got any ideas?

TIA

On 15 Jul 2006 02:27:34 GMT, Paul Day <[email protected]> wrote:

>In alt.cellular.gsm Osiris <> may have written:
>> To get free ringtones from the net ( I mean: any tone you find and
>> which you can 'preview'):
>
>Call me strange, but what's wrong with "ring ring" for a ring-tone?
>Maybe it's because I see my phone as a tool, not a fashion accessory...
>
>PD

Agreed. I have a classic 1950's type bell ringtone for my V3. I don't
need twenty bars of Heavy Metal to tell me someone's calling.

On Wed, 19 Jul 2006 08:01:28 -0400, "\"Reb\" Ruster"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>On 15 Jul 2006 02:27:34 GMT, Paul Day <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>In alt.cellular.gsm Osiris <> may have written:
>>> To get free ringtones from the net ( I mean: any tone you find and
>>> which you can 'preview'):
>>
>>Call me strange, but what's wrong with "ring ring" for a ring-tone?
>>Maybe it's because I see my phone as a tool, not a fashion accessory...
>>
>>PD
>
>Agreed. I have a classic 1950's type bell ringtone for my V3. I don't
>need twenty bars of Heavy Metal to tell me someone's calling.

That one is rather popular and distinguishing. Proves my point once
more: the standard tones give confusion, because everybody starts
searching for their cellphone in the wrong pocket in a crowded place.
I bet that one did not come standard installed.
But I partly agree with you: the non-ringing, music tones are annoying
somehow.
The only non-annoying ones are tones hat have no meaning in them, or
the funny ones, REAL funny ones.

On Sat, 15 Jul 2006 01:08:35 GMT, "Dennis Smith" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>Most of them are ****!...not even worth stealing.
>
>
ummmm, yes, maybe. But that is a statement, not a critique...
No one would download ****ty tones.
Only the ones worth stealing.
So what is your point besides this statement ?
seems like your comment was not very well thought through...

in the attic of his mind
not much daylight ever shined...

also some times you can find the sound files in the temporary internet
files.......

"Paul Day" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In alt.cellular.gsm Osiris <> may have written:
>> To get free ringtones from the net ( I mean: any tone you find and
>> which you can 'preview'):
>
> Call me strange, but what's wrong with "ring ring" for a ring-tone?
> Maybe it's because I see my phone as a tool, not a fashion accessory...
>
> PD
>
> --
> Paul Day
> Web: http://www.enigma.id.au/