mp3 to amr??

New to ringtone composing.
Used Audicity to cut a 15 sec. piece out of a song from a CD.
Followed instructions from forum to cut bitrate, mono, etc. etc.
Used [email protected] to send to phone but two things happen.
1. It's real distorted. (as if overpowering speaker)
2. It's showing as a AMR file.

This was only a test but not sure where I went wrong?

suggestions please,

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Motorolas Are Made So If The Song Is To Loud It Wont Play It Has To Be Set At A Certain Sound

Followed instructions @ http://www.ninetoez.com/moto/maketones.html
but not sure how to turn down loudness.

Is that why the mp3 is being converted to an AMR file?

I've tried several different setting and need to give up, no telling what this is costing in transport fees!!!!

All I'm looking for is a ringtone for New York Minute and Hotel California.

Originally Posted by ALEN

Motorolas Are Made So If The Song Is To Loud It Wont Play

Not so, I just got my v330 and dl one of my ringtones (it's not on my site so don't worry) and it blew my speaker. Although it was one of the ringtones a friend made and very load, very annoying if this was the case I wouldn't have a phone that now sounds like it has rice crispies in the speaker. P.S. Don't tell t-mobile their sending me a new one.

What do you mean "not so".

I also notice that not only is the mp3 being converted to an AMR file, the bitrate is 8!!

check the quote from alen you can dl ringtones that are too loud and they will blow your speaker

So if I record too luod, cingular or something else is changing the mp3 to amr and dropping the bitrate?
I'm trying to learn and this is getting more confussing. :-)

where do you get free ringtones for your motorola v330

I make my own and dl them through t-zones and lswing there's really not a whole lot you can do other than get your cable and start downloading ringtones with mpt It's just that they want to milk more money out of you and not letting you e-mail ringtones is just ONE of the was.

Thanks for the info. I received an e-mail for Moto and they say it's the MMS service from cingular.
As a test, I purchased a Mp3 ringtone from Cingular and it came through OK as a 84 kp @ 64 kbps but too soft to really hear but at least it worked.