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Posted by: tank_00

okay here is what i did, i did the wav converting to MMF 8000MHz
and it plays for like 10 seconds. i use the mbackup program to make it able to upload to the phone. the thing was when i tryed to find the MMF file it wasn't there till i typed the name of the file
anyways it was uploading and when i went to check my phone i didn't see anything. like as if i didn't up load anything. dose anyone know what i did wrong? any help will do thanx alot.

Willie


Posted by: Da Rippa

Do a search on Google for Audacity and download that program. It works great for me... You can edit, add, delete, do special sound effects and best of all... It's freeware!


Posted by: tank_00

Quote:
Originally posted by Da Rippa
Do a search on Google for Audacity and download that program. It works great for me... You can edit, add, delete, do special sound effects and best of all... It's freeware!


i use the GWave426 is there a diffrence? can u tell me the steps on how you got your phone to play MP3s?


Posted by: jomnette

MP3 ring tones Help
http://www.howardforums.com/showthr...threadid=455561
http://www.mototone.co.uk/Ringtones.pdf
http://snow.prohosting.com/gman1025/v400/mp3.html


Using Audacity (get it from www.downloads.com)

Open Audacity
Click on: File --> Open --> (open mp3 you want to edit/cut)
OR
Drag and drop the mp3 file you want to edit/cut into Audacity


To bring down the Bit Rate of your mp3's

Click on:
File --> Preferences --> File Formats (tab) --> Bit Rate

I use 56 for bit rate... this will lower the quality of your mp3's which is barely/not noticeable with the Vxxx speakers

Just highlight the part that you like... keep it within 25 secs to 30 secs. its up to you...(your phone only rings for up to 30 secs and then goes into your voicemail if you have one)

Once you have the part that you like highlighted
Click on:
File --> Export Selection As MP3 --> (into folder you want to save your ringtones)

File sizes should be around 180KB to 300KB from 20 second to 35 second samples.
To upload mp3 ringtones to your phone you’ll need Mobile Phone Tools.

Tip from NineToez:
Final tip of the night; bass heavy files (like most hip hop songs) can sound distorted on your phone. To take out the bass, select the entire clip, choose 'Hi Pass Filter' under the Effect tab, and use a cutoff freq anywhere from 85 Hz to 300 Hz for best results. Trust me, you wouldn't miss the bass really anyway on these phones. Use the High Pass filter and set it to around 150MHz. That'll kill bass frequencies at 149Mhz and below.

I hope this helps
good luck
peace out


Posted by: tank_00

Quote:
Originally posted by jomnette
MP3 ring tones Help
http://www.howardforums.com/showthr...threadid=455561
http://www.mototone.co.uk/Ringtones.pdf
http://snow.prohosting.com/gman1025/v400/mp3.html


Using Audacity (get it from www.downloads.com)

Open Audacity
Click on: File --> Open --> (open mp3 you want to edit/cut)
OR
Drag and drop the mp3 file you want to edit/cut into Audacity


To bring down the Bit Rate of your mp3's

Click on:
File --> Preferences --> File Formats (tab) --> Bit Rate

I use 56 for bit rate... this will lower the quality of your mp3's which is barely/not noticeable with the Vxxx speakers

Just highlight the part that you like... keep it within 25 secs to 30 secs. its up to you...(your phone only rings for up to 30 secs and then goes into your voicemail if you have one)

Once you have the part that you like highlighted
Click on:
File --> Export Selection As MP3 --> (into folder you want to save your ringtones)

File sizes should be around 180KB to 300KB from 20 second to 35 second samples.
To upload mp3 ringtones to your phone you’ll need Mobile Phone Tools.

Tip from NineToez:
Final tip of the night; bass heavy files (like most hip hop songs) can sound distorted on your phone. To take out the bass, select the entire clip, choose 'Hi Pass Filter' under the Effect tab, and use a cutoff freq anywhere from 85 Hz to 300 Hz for best results. Trust me, you wouldn't miss the bass really anyway on these phones. Use the High Pass filter and set it to around 150MHz. That'll kill bass frequencies at 149Mhz and below.

I hope this helps
good luck
peace out

thanx so much man, one more thing iam sorry, what program did u use to convert the wav files as mmf and back them up to the phone? thanx again man


Posted by: Da Rippa

AUDACITY....


Posted by: tank_00

Quote:
Originally posted by Da Rippa
AUDACITY....


AUDACITY uploads the MP3 to the phone? cause thats what i'm
trying to do, i edited the sound already. if not do you know what dose?


Posted by: jomnette

Like I said on my first post...

File sizes should be around 180KB to 300KB from 20 second to 35 second samples.
To upload mp3 ringtones to your phone you’ll need Mobile Phone Tools.

aight peace out


Posted by: tank_00

Quote:
Originally posted by jomnette
Like I said on my first post...

File sizes should be around 180KB to 300KB from 20 second to 35 second samples.
To upload mp3 ringtones to your phone you’ll need Mobile Phone Tools.

aight peace out
OOHHH ok sorry bout that, anyways iam looking for it on search and can't find it, you mind if i get it from you?


Posted by: kingquest_s

i can play Mp3 128Kb on my V525!!!It's very very well! Don't damage your phone if you turn it loud




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