My Itunes wont let me convert my songs (20-30 seconds) to AAC!! Its driving me nutsss!! Please help me!
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HELP!!! Im going crazy!
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My Itunes wont let me convert my songs (20-30 seconds) to AAC!! Its driving me nutsss!! Please help me!
and i tryed getting ringtones from 3rd party sites too and adding them to my ringtones folder and they dont show up on my phone after I sync! I been messing with this thing for 5 hours!
I been messing with this thing for 5 hours!Try this (but converting from one lossy format to another...?)
http://www.ehow.com/how_4884275_convert-mp3-itunes-format.html
http://www.ehow.com/how_4884275_convert-mp3-itunes-format.html
bomb! so i did everything that said and made the m4r files and put them in my ringtones folder in itunes... but now the ringtones arnt showing up on my phone under ringtones?? just my luck! Any Ideas?
just my luck! Any Ideas?
bomb! so i did everything that said and made the m4r files and put them in my ringtones folder in itunes... but now the ringtones arnt showing up on my phone under ringtones??
You can't drag them to the ring tones folder. Try opening the ring tone in iTunes and that should add it to the library.
Why in the F^&K does Apple make things so hard to do. With my Blackberry I could email a ringtone and use it with in seconds. Itunes sucks!
For the ringtone issue:
The way I got around this was to open Garage Band and drag and drop the mp3 file onto your new project. Then choose "export as ringtone to itunes" in the menu above. It'll display some kind of notification that you have to choose an appropriate length loop- click on the button to agree. There'll be a yellow slider above the mp3 track now- just click and drag to the appropriate length you want your ringtone to be. Then "export as ringtone to itunes" again, and it'll automatically send the file in the appropriate format to itunes.
The way I got around this was to open Garage Band and drag and drop the mp3 file onto your new project. Then choose "export as ringtone to itunes" in the menu above. It'll display some kind of notification that you have to choose an appropriate length loop- click on the button to agree. There'll be a yellow slider above the mp3 track now- just click and drag to the appropriate length you want your ringtone to be. Then "export as ringtone to itunes" again, and it'll automatically send the file in the appropriate format to itunes.