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| message from Darling Buds on 26 Jun 2005 |
Of sending ringtones from my PC to my mobile?
I have just got a Motorola V550 and want to send real ringtones to it. I
have some MP3 clips but dont know how to get them from PC to mobile.
Any help very much appreciated
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| Jon replied to Darling Buds on 27 Jun 2005 |
Get a data cable or bluetooth dongle (if the V550 does bluetooth - I've
never heard of a V550)
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| Colin Wilson replied to Darling Buds on 26 Jun 2005 |
Does it have bluetooth ? - if so, that`s probably the easiest way.
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| Darling Buds replied to Darling Buds on 26 Jun 2005 |
Brilliant will have a gander at eBay for the cable. Thanks for all the
replies, much appreciated
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| Tim Richards replied to Darling Buds on 26 Jun 2005 |
www.mobilefun.co.uk if you struggle to find it on eBay
it also has the ability to charge your mobile whilst connected to your pc
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| mrcamp replied to Tim Richards on 27 Jun 2005 |
You can also send them as at attachment to your phone. At least it work
on my V551 and nokia 3120 with tmobile US payg.
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| Darling Buds replied to mrcamp on 27 Jun 2005 |
Can you please tell me how to do this, I am a novice at these things and
haven't a clue.
Many thanks
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| mrcamp replied to Darling Buds on 27 Jun 2005 |
Just send a text message to your phone from your PC and attach the
ringer. When it arrives you will have options to play, save, apply as
ringer, etc. This only worked for midi ringtones and I believe they
have to be less tan 30 KB in size. In my case, I just send an SMS with
the file attached to mynumber@tmomail.net. (for tmobile USA) Do the
same for your carrier. Also, the phone has to be setup correctly to
receive MMS. So, your GPRS settings have to be correct.
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| www.simcard.me.uk replied to Darling Buds on 26 Jun 2005 |
Hi yes
This phone has bluetooth. Get a Adapter for your pc. Then you can transfer
the mp3 to your phone.
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| Matt Wheeler replied to Darling Buds on 26 Jun 2005 |
As others have suggested, Bluetooth,
or you could do what I did on my Motorola V500.....
I wrote a very basic html page with links to the mp3 files, uploaded
all this to my ISP's free webspace.
Then, using the built in browser on the phone, went to the address and
saved off the mp3 files.
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| Tim Richards replied to Darling Buds on 26 Jun 2005 |
£8.95 will get you a USB datacable; download some free Handset Manager
software, connect the phone to your pc, fire up the software and you're
away.
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