Motorola RAZR maxx Ve
Ringtone - need help with last step
So I can trim an mp3 to less than 30 sec/300 kb, change the file extension to .qcp, and email it to myself a a pix message attachment, and then receive it.
But then what do I do ? I can listen to the attachment, and there is a "save sound" option, but not a "save as ringtone" option. If I save the sound, it does not appear in my ringtone list, bu in "my sounds". How do I get it to be a ringtone ?
Thanks
But then what do I do ? I can listen to the attachment, and there is a "save sound" option, but not a "save as ringtone" option. If I save the sound, it does not appear in my ringtone list, bu in "my sounds". How do I get it to be a ringtone ?
Thanks
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It will automatically become a ringtone. There is no save as Sound option.
Recently, MP3 files got saved as Sounds and QCP files got saved as Ringers, however something changed on the network last month.
Recently, MP3 files got saved as Sounds and QCP files got saved as Ringers, however something changed on the network last month.
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For some reason it does not become a ringtone. I go to my message inbox, open the message, and the attachment starts playing. Then I press the right soft key "options" and the only save type option is option 4, "save sound". I select that, then the file turns up in "my sounds", but not in "my ringtones".
The file is a little over 300kb (but less than 30 sec) - does that make a difference ?
Thanks
The file is a little over 300kb (but less than 30 sec) - does that make a difference ?
Thanks
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geodr said:
I go to my message inbox, open the message, and the attachment starts playing. Then I press the right soft key "options" and the only save type option is option 4, "save sound".
The file is a little over 300kb (but less than 30 sec) - does that make a difference ?
Maybe over 300kb makes a difference; most of mine are less. The only option is "save sound". Try both formats; qcp and mp3. The network keeps changing that around.
Also, you must sent to VZWPIX.com, not VTEXT.
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