Is there a (Cydia) App that extends the Ringtone time?

braddick

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• Sep 22, 2010

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I have a ringtone I want to add to my iPhone but I think the cutoff in length is 30 seconds standard. Is there an app that would allow me to lengthen the time?

 

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Bandolier

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• Sep 22, 2010

• #2

braddick said:

I have a ringtone I want to add to my iPhone but I think the cutoff in length is 30 seconds standard. Is there an app that would allow me to lengthen the time?

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Do you plan on letting the phone ring for more than 30 seconds? Doesn't it just go to voicemail after that anyway? You see why we have these rules?

 

braddick

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• Sep 23, 2010

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Bandolier said:

Do you plan on letting the phone ring for more than 30 seconds? Doesn't it just go to voicemail after that anyway? You see why we have these rules?

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No, I'd answer it as quick as usual but just want the ringtone to load. The restriction is preventing me from doing so and I can't come up with a reasonable workaround short of editing.

 

treyjustice

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• Sep 23, 2010

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use garageband to select the 30 seconds you want to use then export it as a ringtone

 

maturola

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• Sep 23, 2010

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treyjustice said:

use garageband to select the 30 seconds you want to use then export it as a ringtone

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Audiko will let you pick the 30 sec you want from a sound file and you can download it directly as m4r

 

braddick

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• Sep 23, 2010

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Thanks guys.
Between those two excellent suggestions I'll get it done.

I appreciate it.

 

Applejuiced

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• Sep 27, 2010

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maturola said:

Audiko will let you pick the 30 sec you want from a sound file and you can download it directly as m4r

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Great suggestion Maturola.
Unlike some people that have nothing helpfull to contribute but negative posts

 

lucifiel

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• Sep 27, 2010

• #8

I'm pretty sure that iTunes can do this too though?

 

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TheTorch

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• Oct 13, 2010

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Just copy the file directly to the Ringtones.XXXXXXX folder though SSH or iFunBox. It'll play the full file.