Paying for ringtones is asinine even from companies which do not use an opt out approach.
If you have the mental capacity to read an article then putting ringtones on your phone from your PC should be easy as cake for you.
well as easy as a tricky to make the first time but easy after that cake anyway.
steps.
1. Find a cable for your phone on Ebay. Many phones need one which acts as a serial port. This usb Cable has a large lump in it. More info on the correct cabel can be found at howardforums.com or you can pick up a cable at yoru going out of business Radio Shack.
2. Get Bitpim, its at sourceforge.com
3. Use Bitpim's built in editor or Audacity to trip mp3's to 30 seconds or midi files if your phone can't handle mp3 ringers.
4. Use Bitpim to transfer the ringers to your phone. Its a simple process that is straightforward and easy for many phones.
5. Having troubles? check howardforums.com or drop me a line through my site and I'll do my best to help you.
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Paying for ringtones is asinine even from companies which do not use an opt out approach.
If you have the mental capacity to read an article then putting ringtones on your phone from your PC should be easy as cake for you.
well as easy as a tricky to make the first time but easy after that cake anyway.
steps.
1. Find a cable for your phone on Ebay. Many phones need one which acts as a serial port. This usb Cable has a large lump in it. More info on the correct cabel can be found at howardforums.com or you can pick up a cable at yoru going out of business Radio Shack.
2. Get Bitpim, its at sourceforge.com
3. Use Bitpim's built in editor or Audacity to trip mp3's to 30 seconds or midi files if your phone can't handle mp3 ringers.
4. Use Bitpim to transfer the ringers to your phone. Its a simple process that is straightforward and easy for many phones.
5. Having troubles? check howardforums.com or drop me a line through my site and I'll do my best to help you.