Custom Ringtone Not Syncing (Solution)

you do not need to be jailbroken to get custom ringtones onto you iPhone 3G I am not JB and I have the latest update and have custom ringtones for all my contacts with no ssh/JB needed.

If you go under edit/preferences then click the ringtone box you can drag the ringtones onto iTunes from your desktop then either manualy drag the ringtone(s) over onto you iPhone device in the left menu

 

try deletingvall the song info that seems to cause issues when adding ringrones one being multipule coppies of the same ringtone.

 

thanks

just want'd to say thanks on the deleting the info on the custom rings that help'd

 

no problem.

 

I am having the same problem. I can see all the ringtones are on the iphone, but I can't only see one custom ringtone on my iphone. I deleted all the song info, but no luck any suggestions?

 

I think the custom rington needs to be no longer than 30 seconds to succesfully show up on your device.

 

i have ringtones as long as 37 seconds that work.

make sure the ringtone is mported to itunes first that will usualy get rid of some problems.

 

Yea sorry I meant 40 seconds. Longer than that and the song won't show up as ringtone. I think I read this somewhere.

 

Suggested solution to ringtone sync

Apparently Ringtones in ITunes are considered music and cannot be synced if you manually mange your music. It you try to sync it deletes all music. If you manually manage ringtones they do not transfer to the Iphone by dragging to the ringtones folder on the device. I found this work around to manually manage ringtones. And this also explains how to make ringtones in ITunes. I'm using ITunes 9.0.2 on a Mac and have an IPhone 3G s.
1) In music library select the song that you want as a ringtone. The KIND must be “Purchased AAC audio file”
2) Decide where to start and end it to create 30 seconds of play time
3) Right click to Get Info
4) Select Start and Stop time in Options
5) Click OK.
6) Select song again in music library. Right click. Select Convert to AAC.
7) Creates duplicate in your Music list.
8) Drag to desktop.
9) Rename file from M4A to M4r.
10: Import/Add to Library
11) Drag to Device ICON not Ringtone folder
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Now it is so easy to make your own ringtones. All we need is to select our favourtie MP3 song, and upload it on AAfter Search by typing 'ringtone:' (without quotes) in the search box. It will split the MP3 into 20 secs ringtones. Select the interesting section of the song/music from 20 secs segments. Have fun!