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    HTC Hero Ringtone issues....

    I cant seem to get ringtones on this phone.Is there a special way to do this.I use a website,which gives me free tones.But when transferred to my phone they are all locked. Thanks in advance

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    Having the same problem getting myxter tones to work

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    Make your own tones.

    Download ringdroid from the marketplace and make ringtones from your favorite songs on your own.

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    In your SD Card, create a folder called 'media' if it isn't there (no caps). Inside that create one called 'audio' (no caps). After that, create three folders in 'audio' titled 'alarms' 'notifications' and 'ringtones.'

    Put all your MP3's in there and they should show right up when you are selecting tones.

    It's very picky about the capitalization of the folders, btw, but works fine!

    Hope that helps.

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    Yeah you can't beat using ringdroid to create your own tones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dcdttu
    In your SD Card, create a folder called 'media' if it isn't there (no caps). Inside that create one called 'audio' (no caps). After that, create three folders in 'audio' titled 'alarms' 'notifications' and 'ringtones.'

    Put all your MP3's in there and they should show right up when you are selecting tones.

    It's very picky about the capitalization of the folders, btw, but works fine!

    Hope that helps.
    Will this only use MP3's as ringtones?

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    It also supports .ogg too. I don't know if ringdroid supports those files though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dcdttu
    In your SD Card, create a folder called 'media' if it isn't there (no caps). Inside that create one called 'audio' (no caps). After that, create three folders in 'audio' titled 'alarms' 'notifications' and 'ringtones.'

    Put all your MP3's in there and they should show right up when you are selecting tones.

    It's very picky about the capitalization of the folders, btw, but works fine!

    Hope that helps.
    I will have to give that a try. Just got my phone a few hours ago and there is much to learn yet.

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    dcdttu, That worked perfect.

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