For reasons I do not start to understand, the combination of iTunes 7.5 and the 1.1.2 iPhone once again allow you to add custom iphone ringtones without fussing with property lists and special software. Take any m4a file, thirty-seconds or less (although some report success with tracks up to
So has Apple relented? Or is that a momentary lapse of oversight? Only instance will tell.
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Hii.. thank you for the info. but this is not working. I have renameda 30 sec m4a file to m4r and as you said i double clicked on it but its not working.. help me out with custom ringtones.. my iphone version is 1.1.2 and itunes 7.5, plz mail me back. thank you
Windows Notes
Again, you need to make sure the actual extension is changed.
Opens My Computer, Then goes to Tools-Folder Options-View
UNCHECK “Hide extensions for known file types” once this is done you can simply rename the file with a new extension of M4R which then changes the Icon to say RING.
it is working youpiiiiiiiiiiiii :):):):) Thanks your the best
Thanks guys worked a treat after downloading about 5 different converters/encoders.
Tip: Dont put the sample rate too high or it will error out!
how do i edit and save a song that was originally 2 minutes plus long into a 30 second clip? can anyone help please. also can you give me step by step information on how to get the ringtone for my iphone. regards
Same with me i did every step its told to do and still doesn’t appear in my ringtones. Pls help me
the song file appears under the Ringtones folder in iTunes 7.5 but it won’t sync into my iPhone
I edited the file ending as told, and I still can’t get the ringtone to sync to my iphone. I have v1.1.2. Pls help.
Thanx!
Help! I edited the file ending. But it won’t sync into my phone.
It’s v.1.1.2
Help me out here, thanks.
yo… my iphone is v.1.1.4! and iTunes 7.6 and it worked for me.. The only problem is to set the ringtone..it does not appear in Settings->Sounds
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