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By: steve campbel

steve campbel — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 10:38:20 +0000

i use http://www.create-ringtone.com to make and send custom ringtones, wallpapers, MP3′s and Videos for FREE to cell phones around the world

By: thomas p folair

thomas p folair — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 03:35:30 +0000

I don’t have an iPhone (yet) and I’ve never paid for a ringtone that’s on my Motorola Krazr. I export the song I want from iTunes, cut it down to 20 seconds worth in Quicktime, recode it to 64 kps and upload via Bluetooth to the phone. Works like a damn charm. Dunno. Can you upload to a ringtone folder on the iPhone or is it all invisible-ized like the iPod?

By: John Kusters

John Kusters — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 20:36:20 +0000

Eh, I’m lukewarm on the rolled-out plan. On the one hand, it makes some sense to be able to ringtone-ify songs one has bought from iTMS, and the price point isn’t too bad.

But on the other hand, 90%+ of the music on my iPhone was “imported” from CDs I own. I’m disappointed that Apple did not come up with a way for me to transform some of those into ringtones, especially those tracks that the iTMS does not carry. (For instance, a Beatles song…

Maybe they’ll add this capability in the future. Until then, there are alternatives…

JOhn.

By: Rick ONeil

Rick ONeil — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 19:35:54 +0000

I’ll say it again here… It’s not like you’ll be converting your entire library.
Personally I think musical ringtones are annoying… most people that have them let them “ring” till the song is over so you can hear how cool they are with their “over produced, top 40, no talent” song. But there is a market for it.