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Anonymous   09-08-2004 at 04:21:44 AM

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I have a V300 and Mobile Phone tools. How do I convert an mp3 file
stored on my HD to a 6 second ringtone on the phone. All of the
connections work and I can get to the Melody Studio screen.

TMIA

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<<I have a V300 and Mobile Phone tools. How do I convert an mp3 file
stored on my HD to a 6 second ringtone on the phone. All of the
connections work and I can get to the Melody Studio screen.>>

You don't need to convert anything. Just use Mobile Phone Tools to
transfer the MP3 directly to the phone.

Lee


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Anonymous   09-09-2004 at 02:17:53 AM
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Thanks Lee,

I'll try that solution again. The first time it failed when it got to
the phone.

BTW so as to not use too much of the phone's memory is there a way to
limit the size of the file being transferred to the phone to the first
few seconds of the melody?


On Tue, 7 Sep 2004 23:47:26 -0400, "Lee Gordon"
<bucketofspam@comcast.net> wrote:

><<I have a V300 and Mobile Phone tools. How do I convert an mp3 file
>stored on my HD to a 6 second ringtone on the phone. All of the
>connections work and I can get to the Melody Studio screen.>>
>
>You don't need to convert anything. Just use Mobile Phone Tools to
>transfer the MP3 directly to the phone.
>
>Lee

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Anonymous   09-09-2004 at 07:32:23 AM
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In article <8mbvj0l9digiangpme7fdichnaikv2ecsl@4ax.com>,
bbmannnnnnnn <bbman@nospam.com> wrote:

> Thanks Lee,
>
> I'll try that solution again. The first time it failed when it got to
> the phone.
>
> BTW so as to not use too much of the phone's memory is there a way to
> limit the size of the file being transferred to the phone to the first
> few seconds of the melody?

There's much more efficient tools to do this, I'm sure, but I used
iTunes' start/end points and converted the MP3 to (lower bitrate) MP3.
iTunes honoured the start/end points.

--
Steven Fisher; sdfisher@spamcop.net
"Morituri Nolumus Mori."

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Anonymous   09-09-2004 at 06:23:22 AM
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<<BTW so as to not use too much of the phone's memory is there a way to
limit the size of the file being transferred to the phone to the first
few seconds of the melody?>>

I use Cool Edit. It can be used to trim MP3s (including fading out instead
of cutting them off abruptky if that;s you preference). It can also be used
to mix a stereo file down to mono and to save at a lower sample rate. I
have found that the lowest rates (20 or 24K) work just fine.

Lee
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Anonymous   09-09-2004 at 01:13:14 PM
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"bbmannnnnnnn" <bbman@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:8mbvj0l9digiangpme7fdichnaikv2ecsl@4ax.com...
> Thanks Lee,
>
> I'll try that solution again. The first time it failed when it got to
> the phone.
>
> BTW so as to not use too much of the phone's memory is there a way to
> limit the size of the file being transferred to the phone to the first
> few seconds of the melody?
>
>
If i remember correctly phone tools will sample it down to 56k when it
transfers it.

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Anonymous   09-12-2004 at 05:50:02 AM
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Thank's Everybody.

Between this thread and Howard Forums the problem is solved. If anyone
is interested I downloaded "Audacity to limit the file size and it
worked perfectly.

On Thu, 9 Sep 2004 07:13:14 -0400, "BK24" <biggkidd24@charter.net>
wrote:

>
>"bbmannnnnnnn" <bbman@nospam.com> wrote in message
>news:8mbvj0l9digiangpme7fdichnaikv2ecsl@4ax.com...
>> Thanks Lee,
>>
>> I'll try that solution again. The first time it failed when it got to
>> the phone.
>>
>> BTW so as to not use too much of the phone's memory is there a way to
>> limit the size of the file being transferred to the phone to the first
>> few seconds of the melody?
>>
>>
>If i remember correctly phone tools will sample it down to 56k when it
>transfers it.
>

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