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no like i said there is a bug in 3.0 O.S; APPLE, but to fix it, you just rename/edit the song on Ringtone Playlist and sync!

as to limit, I really doubt it!

Looking through the thread I'm a little confused as to what you're saying. Are you saying that you can't drag and drop your ringtones?
 
Looking through the thread I'm a little confused as to what you're saying. Are you saying that you can't drag and drop your ringtones?

i drag and drop...someone else says you cannot not me. Im just saying if you guys ever encounter the problem like me, just rename/edit the song title on Ringtone Playlist.
 
I had problems when I dragged and dropped them directly onto the iphone. I had to put them into the itunes library first under ringtones, and then sync the phone with the itunes library and then it worked.
 
i think i have a bug as well

when i try to synch 2 ringtones, it adds the first twice but the 2nd ringtone not at all
 
Had the same problem

I had the same problem. I created a bunch of ringtones using the iRingtones app. The first time, they all synced fine. Then I made some more and synced again and only a couple of the new ones were added. In all I was missing about half of my total ringtones. I was able to get them all eventually by doing the following:

I deselected the "sync ringtones" check box, so when I synced, all my ringtones were removed. Then I re-selected the "sync ringtones" checkbox again and synced again. This time all my ringtones were added and I am no longer missing any.
 
Some ringtones don't sync.


I have had the same problem,.. I had to go into Itunes Library, select "tones" and delete the tones that are not working. Then sync. Then replay the tone from whatever folder the .m4r is located. It shows up in the Library again. Then sync again, and they all worked fine the second time
 
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