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Ringtones help!
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How long is the ringtone? Make sure to keep it under 30 seconds.
Besides drag-drop, what happens if you do a "right-click - open with - iTunes"?
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Try using Import from the menu. Or copying the m4r files into your iTunes music folder then re-open iTunes.
Try using Import from the menu. Or copying the m4r files into your iTunes music folder then re-open iTunes.
The ringtones are 30 seconds and under only.
when i right click on the file and open with itunes, it doesn't do anything. It doesn't even play in itunes...
Actually, all my ringtones are in the same folder and i've tried putting the ringtones in the iTunes music folder too. any more suggestions?
Did you convert them to aac in itunes?
Do you have a ringtones folder in your itunes directory?
What happens when you drag the file into the itunes library?
Do you have a ringtones folder in your itunes directory?
What happens when you drag the file into the itunes library?
Yes, I do. The only ringtones I have in the folder is the ringtones from when I have Itunes 9 only, but now that since I've updated to Itunes 10, it wouldn't copy itself when i drag it into Itunes.
iringer
The best and free way to place any format music or tones onto an iphone to use as a ringtone is by using the the free program "iringer"
1 Just download iringer
2 import tone or music
3 export to itunes
4 open itunes and tick in ringtones under the tab.
5 sync phone and its available under tones custom
JOB DONE
The best and free way to place any format music or tones onto an iphone to use as a ringtone is by using the the free program "iringer"
1 Just download iringer
2 import tone or music
3 export to itunes
4 open itunes and tick in ringtones under the tab.
5 sync phone and its available under tones custom
JOB DONE
1. find the song
2. rename extension to *.m4r
3. play it in itunes
now it appears in your rintones tab
you may want to change the song EQ to trebble booster before converting it if you want a really loud ringtone.
I'd go for bass reducer, which will give the track more volume before distortion on iPhones small format speaker.
You haven't confirmed how you got to the point of having the .m4r files... give some more details on what you've done so far.
Actually, I was asking the OP to document his steps in ringtone creation. I have no problems with making ringtones.
But thanks anyway.
But thanks anyway.
Thank you!!! i finally got them!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!
The best and free way to place any format music or tones onto an iphone to use as a ringtone is by using the the free program "iringer"
1 Just download iringer
2 import tone or music
3 export to itunes
4 open itunes and tick in ringtones under the tab.
5 sync phone and its available under tones custom
JOB DONE