mfm files

Alright, well if anyone read my post about the infrared port, I'm taking it one step forward. To use the Port:

1) Under menu option in your phone select "Tools & Set Time"
2) Select "Infrared Port"
3) Select "Receive Data"
4) Sit the phone near your laptop or pc (if it is a newer model)
5) Wait for your computer to recognize the phone, it will say something along the lines of: "Send files to the computer Panasonic Gd87," "Click here to send files to another computer"or "Another computer is nearby."
6) Drag and drop files (wallpaper, rings) into your phone

Here are some voice ringers (song clips) that I'm currently using as rintones, just in case someone wants to try it.

JayZ My First song
Alicia Keys Diary
Alicia Keys Feelin U, Feelin Me
Foxy Brown O Yeah

How can i get new games for my panasonic GD87

hi

i am also looking for ringtones in mfm,amr or midi format.

thanks

hi everybody

It should be mmf format. You should be able to find some in the Ringtones section,
http://cellphoneforums.net/f36

is it possible to change it to mmf format from midi? just wondering

Wy my x400 dont recognize some mmf files?Can anybody help with this? I use PSMplayer to convert midi and wave,but this not work everytime.

Hiya,

It seems you are moving along with your phone, can you please give me some help if you can with the provider codes for AT&T.

I have a ring tone that I want but it's in a .wav and an mp3 format. Is there a free software utility out there that will let me convert it to what I would need on my GU87?

Thanks.

Tanque - check which format of mmf file you are creating. X400 supports SMAF (MA2) but not SMAF (MA3)

sfman123 - Yamaha make the sound chip in many Panasonic phones. They have tools that will help you convert MIDI files to SMAF format (.mmf). Try here http://smaf-yamaha.com/tools/downloads.html

Everyone - visit www.box.panasonic.com to get ringtones/games etc for Panasonic handsets.