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  1. #1
    Robin Colleen Moore
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    Is this the best way to transfer JPG pictures, MP4 videos, and MP3
    ringtones back and forth between my new Motorola RAZR V3 cellphone and my
    Windows XP computer?

    After much googling, I came up with the following procedure which worked
    for me (and which I'd like you to help us improve).

    0. Obtain & install Motorola Phone Tools v4.3.6
    http://direct.motorola.com/ens/MPT/MPT_FullSpecs.asp
    1. Connect your Motorola phone via a standard USB cable
    to the Windows XP computer (bluetooth would be better)
    2. In MPT "Multimedia Tools", bring up the "File Transfer Studio"
    to transfer pics & videos back & forth between the telephone
    & the Windows XP computer
    3. In MPT "Multimedia Tools", bring up the "Melody Studio"
    to create, edit, & transfer ringtones & music back & forth
    between the telephone and the PC
    4. In "Multimedia Tools", bring up the "Video Studio"
    to edit & transfer videos back & forth between the telephone
    and the WinXP computer

    Is this the best way to transfer your pictures, videos, and ringtones back
    and forth between the Motorola RAZR V3 cell phone and the WinXP computer?

    Or do you have a better way to transfer files back and forth?



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  2. #2
    Robin Colleen Moore
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    Re: How to transfer pictures, video, & ringtones for Motorola RAZR V3

    One problem I had was that every audio ringtone I created by singing into
    the microphone using Motorola Phone Tools had an audible annoying whine.

    After googling for a while, I found out about the wondrous
    alt.comp.freeware Audacity and Lame programs which instantly eliminated
    that whine using the exact same equipment.

    If you have a BETTER method of creating ringtones of your own singing
    voice, then please post the better solution here!

    CREATE YOUR OWN RINGTONE:
    0. Install Audacity sound recording & editing freeware
    http://audacity.sourceforge.net
    1. Download & unpack Lame MPEG Audio Layer III (MP3) encoder freeware
    http://www-users.york.ac.uk/~raa110/audacity/lame.html
    2. Start Audacity & tell it to point to lame for MP3 encoding
    Edit > Preferences > File Formats > 'Find Library'
    After you select the LAME "lame_enc.dll" file you unpacked,
    MP3 exporting will then be available.
    3. Start a new project to create .mp3 ringtones by pressing
    the RECORD & STOP buttons in Audacity.
    4. In Audacity, "File > Export as MP3" or "File > Export as WAV"
    to save your ringtone to the WinXP computer disk.

    TRANSFER YOUR NEW RINGTONE TO YOUR MOTOROLA RAZR V3 CELLPHONE:
    0. Obtain & install Motorola Phone Tools v4.3.6
    http://direct.motorola.com/ens/MPT/MPT_FullSpecs.asp
    1. Connect your Motorola phone via a standard USB cable
    to the Windows XP computer (bluetooth would be better)
    2. In MPT "Multimedia Tools", bring up the "File Transfer Studio"
    to transfer pics & videos back & forth between the telephone
    & the Windows XP computer
    3. In MPT "Multimedia Tools", bring up the "Melody Studio"
    to create, edit, & transfer ringtones & music back & forth
    between the telephone and the PC
    4. In "Multimedia Tools", bring up the "Video Studio"
    to edit & transfer videos back & forth between the telephone
    and the WinXP computer

    Being brand new to the Motorola RAZR V3, I ask if there is a
    better way to create, and transfer JPG pictures, MP4 videos,
    and WAV/MP3 ringtones back and forth between the Motorola
    RAZR V3 cell phone and the WinXP computer?







  3. #3
    Robin Colleen Moore
    Guest

    Re: How to transfer pictures, video, & ringtones for Motorola RAZR V3

    My first ringtones were distorted and almost blew the speakers so here's
    what I found out that I WISHED I had known when I created my first set of
    ringtones.

    Hints on creating Motorola RAZR V3 ringtones.
    - Create a 21 to 25 second WAV file using Audacity freeware on WinXP
    - Don't go any higher than a sampling rate of 22.05 Khz
    - Effect Fade In at about 2% and Effect Fade Out at around 19%
    - Make sure you "Split Stereo Track" into a single track
    - Then, close one of the two tracks
    - Ctrl+A, Quick Mix,
    - Increase volume with Ctrl+A, Effect, Equalize to +9 db at 1000 Hz
    - Remove base with Ctrl+A, Effect, High Pass Filter, 150 Hz
    - Compress to MP3 with RazorLame freeware
    - Set constant bitrate by unchecking the variable bit rate (VBR)
    - Set bitrate 32 kbps mono, set sampling rate to 22.05 kHz
    - The final ringtone file size should be less than 120 kb on disk

    Transfer the ringtone to your Motorola RAZR V3 using Motorola Phone Tools
    or P2KTools.



  4. #4
    Robin Colleen Moore
    Guest

    Re: How to transfer pictures, video, & ringtones for Motorola RAZR V3

    On Wed, 03 Jan 2007 20:43:38 GMT, [email protected] wrote:
    > Just my bit, I have ~30 second files in stereo on my V3 and V3i and around
    > 160 - 180Kb. Both tracks kept separate, 32 Kbps stereo,


    According to NineToez at
    http://www.ninetoez.net/moto/maketones.html
    "The Vxxx series is incapable of telling the difference between
    stereo or mono, but the purpose for splitting the track here
    is for saving file size. You will need to make the single track
    a mono track as well...The software will recognize a soliatary
    track and mix to mono automatically"

    However, the date of this otherwise excellent ringtone-creation tutorial is
    Sept. 23, 2004 - so maybe the Motorola RAZR V3 made later can actually play
    stereo ringtones. I don't know. If the Motorola RAZR V3 can't play stereo
    ringtones, then we're wasting space giving it stereo if it can't handle it.

    Does anyone know if the Motorola RAZR V3 can actually play stereo files?



  5. #5
    plokji1212
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    Re: How to transfer pictures, video, & ringtones for Motorola RAZR V3


    whenever i try to transfer something it says it does not support that
    format, yet when i look in my phone i see pictures and ringtones with
    that same format, am i doing something wrong? does my v3 need to be
    unlocked?


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  6. #6
    John Navas
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    Re: How to transfer pictures, video, & ringtones for Motorola RAZR V3

    On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 18:38:52 -0500, plokji1212
    <[email protected]> wrote in
    <[email protected]>:

    >whenever i try to transfer something it says it does not support that
    >format, yet when i look in my phone i see pictures and ringtones with
    >that same format, am i doing something wrong? does my v3 need to be
    >unlocked?


    What format are you trying to transfer?

    Try JPEG and GIF at the native resolution of your phone, 176×220 for the
    original RAZR V3, 240x320 for some later versions.

    --
    Best regards, FAQ FOR CINGULAR WIRELESS:
    John Navas <http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cingular_Wireless_FAQ>



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