LG AX380 Wave ringtones info from memory card

I can not find a data connectivity kit that will work with my vista machine for the LG Wave-AX380. I have put songs on the memory card and would like to set them as ringtones. All we can do is play them. Please Help!! If nothing there how can I bluetooth from another phone(motorola razr V3a) to that phone can not get the V3a to connect or find the LG??

It is easy. Set your memory card (not the phone) as the default location. Go to settings (9), then to memory (8), then to audio (3) and save to card memory. Then go back to settings (9), Sound (2), Ringer (1), All calls (1), Default, then toggle over to either the left or right of the OK button, which should put you in recorded ringtones. You can play which everyone you want with the OK button & then set with the upper left dash(-) key. Let me know if that works. As for the cable, I have one and it is only good for charging my cell phone. If you have or know of a download to manger files & songs, I would appreciate you passing along the info. RHraleigh (in NC)

I have the lg wave and had the same problem til I figured out how to use songs as ringtones. When you open the folders on the microsd card(card should be formatted for use with you phone), you need to put the songs you want to use as ringtones in the "other sounds" folder" If you put them in the "music" folder you will only be allowed to play the songs & not use them as ringtones. Once you have put the songs in the "other sounds" folder on the card & the card is back in the phone go to *Menu* then *My Media* (7), then *Audio* (3) next go down to "downloaded" Your songs should appear here. Then you have the option to use the songs in the folder as ringtones & as long as the songs are not "DRM Protected you can move them from the card to the phone. Hope this helps

Here is the way that works for me.

1) Make sure you format your card.
2) Insert card into pc.
3) Open audio software that allows you to trim down the mp3s to 30 secs or less. The phone's internal audio memory is only about 5 mb. One full mp3 can easily take up all your memory. I use Wavepad Master's Edition, part of the Switch Audio Software. I looked at different software and this is the easiest to use, of course you will have to play with the software to understand how it works. 4) Open an existing mp3 file within the Wavepad. Trim it up (30 secs or less)to what part of the song you like. You will need to find the "normalize" button within audio software to make sure that sound is not recorded with too much distortion. The equalizer at the bottom should only show green not red. Red means sound will be distorted on phone.
"Save file as" and select mp3 extension from selection arrow. I made a folder on desktop in which to save ringtones or you can save it straight to your memory card under "Other Memory". Once you have saved it, open up the folder you save it to and change the file extension to ".mid". You may have to tell your pc to show file extensions. You are not just renaming the file, you are changing the extension from .mp3 to .mid.
5) Take memory card from pc and insert into phone. Selet "menu" then "mymedia" then "audio" then "downloaded". The file you saved should be here. Select it then "options" then "move" then "yes" to move it into phone memory. You can then use the options button to set as a ringtone. Woohoo!!

It took me about a day and a half to work through this by myself. The most important step is changing the file extension. If you leave as .mp3 you can only play the sound and not set it as ringtone. I hope this helps.

I had to go though the computer using BitPim and navigating the file system. the directions are located on the following site.

www phonearena com / forums / showthread.php ?t=9620

now just to crack into the preloaded ring tones and hack them so i can change the text ringer.

Please remove all spaces and add the dots. it will give you step by step directions on what software to use and how to do it.