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yee just got my 8125 pocket pc like 3-4 days ago and was just figureing out how to put my mp3 as ringtone well luckly i found this fourm and i seen how to do it soo thank yall very much....but just got one question..... i put only 2 mp3 songs in my window/ring folder early today... but when i was messing around with the camera i couldnt save no picture b/c memory is full(NOTE PHONE BRAND NEW HAD TO DELETE SOME TXT MSG TO FREE UP MEMORY)... soo i just want to know what to do where i can still put more mp3 in my window/ring folder and still save space.... and yess i got a 1g msd stick but the only problem with that is i can save on there but when put it in my window/ring folder it takes up the pocket pc memory.... is there anyone who has more then one mp3 in that folder or i should just keep one mp3 ringtone b/c i was jus playing around with it and trying to customise my ringtone with different people called but i couldnt fit alot of my mp3 in the folder b/c it will be low memory....
So can anybody have any suggestion on how i can make it work??
You might be using full length mp3s for ring tones... if that's the case I recommend editing the mp3s to shorter lengths. Also your mp3 might be large because of its high bitrate... try converting it to a lower bitrate also and you should be good to go. Hope this helps and let us know your progress.
yee man you kno what you are right lol am putting the whole songs on there lol never notice that... but for me to shorting the length of the mp3 where can i do that?? is there a music program i need to download or what??....
a lot of people have had similar issues, it won't hurt to check out that original thread. I also recommend setting the bitrate at least to 96 Kbps and keeping sound clips as short as 30 seconds or so.
but i have one more question on my pocket 8125 where can i find the folder for my txt msg ringtone????...is it in the same place as my ringtone for my phone b/c i been looking and looking and i can not seem to find it....
but i have one more question on my pocket 8125 where can i find the folder for my txt msg ringtone????...is it in the same place as my ringtone for my phone b/c i been looking and looking and i can not seem to find it....
Just place the newly created WAV file in the \Windows directory, and you should see the sound on the Alerts list!
Fantastaic i was wondering about this problem for my new XDA II (mp3`s for ring tones). Reading this sorted me out in a few minutes. Cheers for the initial message and to all the guys who replyed. You must have saved me hours of faffing about...lol
I like to use DB Power amp for encoding and audacity for editing the mp3's or wav files. In audacity you can amplify the sound too, so that works well for rings so they are nice and loud. I also do a high pass filter so its not trying to play all that bass in a tiny little speaker that you cant even hear it in, which makes the file smaller (& then you can amp it some more!) also the hard limiter makes it seem louder too if you do it right. I probably spend way too much time on it, but I record my own music too so I like to mess with that kinda stuff. Alsoif you just want to listen to music, get WinamPQ as an mp3 player and ogg player, you can use DB power amp to convert your mp3's into a low bitrate ogg vorbis file which you can get to about half the size of an mp3 but it sounds just as good! Sometimes better. As long as you don't go too low in bitrate. I used to have 850MB of mp3's on my card, now I only have 400MB of ogg files!
Audacity is well easy to use got the hang of it straight away. The tunes are now blasting out my XDA II ........lol. Cheers for all the help Guys and Knowlage is power.......lol.
Connect your PPC to your Descktop PC and them open Activesync, click on Explorer and then copy the files you want from your computer to your Pocket PC "\Windows\Ring" folder (if not exist you have to create it).
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i had to reload my activesync after i had to reformat my computer. after i reloaded it and hook up my phone i cannot find the /windows folder. i created it and i also created /windows/rings but my phone is still not recognizing the ringtones that i put in there. what the hell am i doing wrong? haha
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