How-to: use MP3's on Rogers phones

Some Motorola phones have a USB port that you can hook up and put small MP3's on it. I have the W370 and have me saying "Bring Bring" on it as my ringtone

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I am having the same issue with my new LG Xenon...I cannot set any sounds i add to my phone, as Ringtunes...

Just ran it through my LG Neon on Fido(Same thing). For combined delivery it can detect the file in external memory, in both the file manager and the alarm clock sound options on the phone, however it can't use/play the file; on the alarm clock it will say "Only DRM file is available", same as regular mp3's; trying to set as a ringtone is not an option. On internal memory the .dm file doesn't show up.

Ran it with forward-lock and the file doesn't even show up on external memory.

Just a heads up for anyone planning to try it with a Neon.

Also tried converting the file through Daniusoft Music Converter, suggested elsewhere, as both wma. and another mp3. Doens't work either.

I tried that method on my Samsung SGH-A256 "Hype" phone, and it didn't work. I don't have a way to directly connect my phone to my computer, so I transferred the ringtone over the Net to my phone.

I have a samsung a886 and this does not work. phone does not recognize dm files.
is there a way to apply digital rights and keep mp3 format?

mp3 ringtones are a feature of this phone and if I have to pay to flash or debrand this phone for it to work the way advertised I will take rogers to small claims court and spam the crap out of it on the net.

why are there not more people jumping mad about this?

I have 600gb of media and I am not going to be forced into buying some crappy katy perry song for a ringtone.

this is extortion. in fact I don`t think what they are doing (ie crippling MY hardware) is even LEGAL?

will keep you posted

I've had good success with Ventones.