- 01-26-2006, 09:56 PM #16
yea... i'm not gonna argue about sprint bein too expensive... but there is another option (through the data cable). here's the problem, it's not free... it's a one time $50 purcshase... the official data cable program for the mm-8300. its from futuredial... the company that sanyo works with to create and distribute data cable software. it's called futuredial suite, here's the link: FutureDial Suite . like i said, $50, but it will work for the mm-8300 and it will do most of what you wanna do in terms of data transfering
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- 01-26-2006, 10:29 PM #17Junior Member
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Sounds like an excellent option. I'll give it a shot. I remember seeing it at a Frys electronics store.
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- 01-27-2006, 09:14 AM #18Originally Posted by monkeyboy383
Vision Plus: $15/month (includes unlimited pic mail)
I have Vision Plus and it is worth it for me
- 01-28-2006, 12:43 AM #19Junior Member
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Seeing how futuredial isn't doing much more than bitpim did, I might just go the Vision route.
- 01-30-2006, 02:46 AM #20
that sucks, i'm sry... i was plannin on gettin it in a week with my next paycheck... still might but idk... but in all honesty the vision plan is an excellent plan and i can 100% guarantee you that the the method i put up earlier in the thread works... i now have FOB chicago, my chem romance i'm not ok, and a weezer song on my phone, just haven't had the time to add more with work... and all those clips are like 30-35 seconds and only take up like 60kb
- 02-06-2006, 09:34 AM #21Junior Member
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I am having a problem trying to get ring tones on my phone. im making the file aac/m4a which i thought we can use on our phones?
so i downloaded it onto my phone and now when i go to select the file to play, it either a)freezes the phone b) plays it, but no sound comes out...
what is going on?
thanks
- 02-06-2006, 04:36 PM #22
i know, mine did the same, thats why i just settled for the QCP format... which isn't bad and much smaller... but i'd still like to figure out the m4a/aac thing
- 02-06-2006, 06:40 PM #23member
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Mp4/aac
look on my mm8300 i have no qcp ringtones whatsoever. it is possible and i will explain my process.
1) grab the track and place it in nero wave editor
2) i trim it down to the part i desire
3) i save it as a mp4/aac file with 48 mhz cbr
4) or open nero burning rom and convert the file/encode the file
5) go 2 www.funformobile.com and upload it 2 ur cel
any questions contact me at my email: [email protected]
- 02-06-2006, 08:24 PM #24Junior Member
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Originally Posted by abiriv
- 02-08-2006, 05:09 PM #25member
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Originally Posted by crxgator
any doubts holla, peace
- 02-09-2006, 12:30 AM #26Junior Member
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Wow, I never knew just how much goes into making these ringtones!
The way it sounds, you guys do as much work as a music studio does for a full album. They only deal with one format (cda).
Anyone know how many ringtones the MM-8300 can hold?
Sidenote: How many years before they make transformer cell phones that dance on the coffee table?
son: "Mom your phone is doing the splits again."
mother: "O thats your father, pick it up"
son: "Now it's bending over"
mother: "Thats your sister"
- 04-12-2006, 06:08 AM #27
Re: MM-8300 RingTones
well as for .qcp format (doesn't sound as good, but i'm satisfied) my phones memory is 3/4 full with 31 ringtones that are about 20-30 seconds on average. as for m4a... my phone will only hold like 4-7 depending on the size... m4a sounds awesome and is alot louder, but for me, qcp all the way
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