Info: Easy Mp3 Ringers

The software that came with the cable is useless. You have to have the proper drivers for Bitpim to work right.

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Where can I get the right drivers for me to be able to use bitpim

Im not trying to be hard here, but there are several drivers out there. Go to Yahoo and enter Bitpim drivers. Search for the one that is compatable with the version of Bitpim that you are trying to use. If you absolutly cant find them i will try and send you my driver, but i havent done that before and cant promise it will work.

CellBoy... I just got the VX6000 and spent almost 1/2 the day using Sound Forge (go ahead and cringe. i LOVE it) to put mp3's on my phone.

Thank you SOOO much.

real quick ..
do the mp3s have to be mono?

i dont think they HAVE to be, but it cuts the file size in half... so its a good idea.

cool
thanks..

what size should they be..
and how long..

Well, i try not to make mine much longer than 30 seconds.. again, its not a rule, but your phone doesnt ring much longer than 30 seconds anyways, so youre wasting space if you have it longer.

My mp3's average about 400-500Kb each. I've also bumped the audio quality down from 128Kbps to 96Kbps without any noticeable difference, therefore wacking about 80-90Kb off the filesize...

AIM: DJMattB241 if you want to get into more detail about any of that.

ok ...
so i got the data cable from u.s. cellular.. the "genuine accessory by LG"
and it keeps trying to load the usb drivers..
over and over again
it just wont work ..
is there a reason for this..

also it bitpim tells me that they have to be 64k

here is the error i get..

An unexpected exception has occurred.
Please see the help for details on what to do.

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "gui.pyo", line 197, in run
File "gui.pyo", line 138, in __call__
File "gui.pyo", line 1006, in senddata
File "gui.pyo", line 1018, in writeringtone
File "com_lgvx6000.pyo", line 538, in saveringtones
File "com_lgvx6000.pyo", line 496, in saveprettystuff
File "com_lgvx6000.pyo", line 661, in writefile
File "com_lgvx6000.pyo", line 894, in sendbrewcommand
File "com_lgvx6000.pyo", line 934, in _sendbrewcommand
BrewCommandException: Brew Error 0x0d

verry nice cell boy very helpful

umm does your phone hav to be be ringtone compatible with mp3s??? coz i got asharp gx30 but it cant set mp3s as ringtones. . . but i was wondering if you knew a way around this???

Soorry forget my last post i should have read all posts. . . i just saw the one about changing to .mid through wmplayer so ill try that !!!

ooh smart!!

is it possible for the music to keep "re-playing" after it ends? Cuz for mine, the music simply stops after it's been played once. However for the normal midi files, the phone would keep playing it until I pick up the phone or the other guy ended the call.

Originally posted by jacjac_c
is it possible for the music to keep "re-playing" after it ends? Cuz for mine, the music simply stops after it's been played once. However for the normal midi files, the phone would keep playing it until I pick up the phone or the other guy ended the call.

Well basically its not necessary. The phone stops ringing after between 30 and 40 seconds, and goes to voicemail, so if you make the mp3 about 35 seconds or so, it wont have the opportunity to loop.

Other than that, i'm afraid you'd need to loop the mp3 yourself (aka, bring it into Acid Music or something and make loops, making the file longer) and make it 35 seconds.

did that make sense? lol