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Hello!
I am using XDA II.
I have tried WM2003SE 2.20.07WWE, It's using Media player is 10.
I found that it is support MP3 ringtone but I found a probllem.
I copy some wav to \windows folder. I just can see the file in the list but I can't play and use it at alarm sound.
And I also have tried WM2003SE 2.06.00WWE, it's using media player 9.
This version not support MP3 as ringtone.
What can I do that I can use MP3 as ringtone at this version?
Thank you very much!
Im not sure if wm2003 can recognise mp3 files.
wm2005 you copy the mp3 file into the \windows\rings directory.
Im not sure if wm2003 can recognise mp3 files.
wm2005 you copy the mp3 file into the \windows\rings directory.
I know WM2005 all is OK but when I use the Xbackup, it have error!
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On the default WM2003 that came with the iMate, i used to copy any *.wma file to my pda, hold click in file explorer and set as ringtone, but after I did the upgrade to WM2003SE this option is gone. Any ideas how to put a wma music file as ringtone.
Thanks
Put it in the windows/rings directory.
Then just go to the normal sounds & Notifications section in settings. Have a look in there and you will see the option for incoming calls.
Thanks Dingo, but why cant i do it like I used to, by right click ??????
my RingToNe did not appears
i already copy some *wav in to windows/rings directory but i cannot choose my ringtone..it did not appears in phone/sound notification...it appears after i upgrade to WINDOWs SE!!Please teLL Me tHe SoLuTion !!!!
Hi,
I used to use the HP iPAQ 6515 and I could just copy the mp3 file that I wanted to use as ringtone to the 'windows' folder and the file appeared on the list of the ringtones.
I'm now using this T-Mobile SDA or the HTC Hurricane, and I tried the same thing but it didn't show up on the ringtone list. What should I do to make an mp3 file as my ringtone? Thank you very much!
Try This
I posted a copy of "Add Ringtone 1.0" today on this forum. It will allow you to do what you want.
Click Here for it.
Thanks So Much!!!
Hey,
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it.
Regards,
yap_cjr
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I TRIED TO ADD THE FLV EXTENSION FOR THE TCMP AND ASSOCIATE IT TO THE TCMP FILE ASSOCIATIONS TO READ FLV FILES BUT NOTHING HAPPENED JUST A MESSAGE THAT IT S NOT A SUPPORTED CODEC
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The cab file does not work for me also. Download the zip file and extract to the TCPMP installation folder instead.
For TCPMP - http://picard.exceed.hu/tcpmp/test/
For plugin in zip file - http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=196939
No Way To Play Flv Files
Thanks A Lot For Your Effort But I Tried Something As You Advise Me But No Results
Thanks A Lot For All
Anyway If There Is Something New I M Here
I have tried inserting my own file into the alerts/ringtone directory (Windows/rings) and they do not show up when I try to change it on my Sprint Touch Pro. I have tried wav, and wma as both file types are present in the directory. Any ideas?
monkeefied said:
I have tried inserting my own file into the alerts/ringtone directory (Windows/rings) and they do not show up when I try to change it on my Sprint Touch Pro. I have tried wav, and wma as both file types are present in the directory. Any ideas?
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Have you tried <My Documents\My Ringtones>? What about saving them as MP3? Stock ROM? How big are these files?
Copy them and then paste into the windows folder. Then they appear as the others do when you select a ringtone as normal. If you look through the windows folder you'll notice the factory ringtones.
terds said:
Copy them and then paste into the windows folder. Then they appear as the others do when you select a ringtone as normal. If you look through the windows folder you'll notice the factory ringtones.
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That's just because everything goes to <\Windows> during a ROM flash. PROVXML's should move some of the Factory rings to <\Windows\Rings>, but it depends on provider and ROM version. Most custom ROMS have the ringtone packages move the main ringtones to the Rings folder.
WM should search all the mentioned folders for Tones:
<\Windows>
<\Windows\Rings>
<\My Documents\My Ringtones>
<\Storage Card\My Documents\My Ringtones>
There might be more, but I know for sure these 4 places work.
Thanks for the replies guys. The provider is sprint on a stock rom. Tried all 4 locations to no avail, the file is only 153K. Haven't tried it as mp3 yet gonna have to convert it. I don't know what the deal is I didn't have any problems on my last phone (elf) but my last phone didn't have the rings folder it just dumped everything into the windows folder.
Ok mp3 worked, weird. Anywho.... thanks guys appreciate the input.
I have a problem with my mp3's on my harddisk, or rather, the problem occurs when I try to copy them to my phone (on the sd-card if that matters). My cd's are ripped and for each cd, the is a .pls file indicating the order of the files (the files are not prefixed 01, 02, etc.).
My problem is that I have found no player on android (S2) that can use my .pls files (they are just text files with 1 file on each row, relative path) and the .pls file is placed in the same folder as the mp3 files. Then each cd has their own folder.
I have tried winamp, poweramp, builtin prog, video players and more. No program can understand the contents of my .pls files, but many do accept .pls files. How must the files be built in order to work? (format)
I have also tried with .m3u files and .m3u8 files, but it is the same story as with .pls.
I am at a loss. How do I transfer playlists from my pc (.pls or .m3u) to android?
Also, why is it that winamp cannot even see my mp3 files? Is it because I place them om the SD-card? It only finds a couple provided by Samsung.
galmok said:
My problem is that I have found no player on android (S2) that can use my .pls files (they are just text files with 1 file on each row, relative path) and the .pls file is placed in the same folder as the mp3 files. Then each cd has their own folder.
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You might give AudioPlayer a try.
- free version has ads, but runs ok without internet connection
- available on SlideME (direct download apk file, no google account needed) or Market
I tried AudioPlayer 1.10 on Android 2.3.6 (Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2). It will read m3u playlists with relative paths, whether opened directly in player or passed from file manager.
Playlist editing is limited. You can't view the list or reorder items, but you can remove the current item. Saving a changed list seems buggy. When I saved right away in the directory that comes up, I got relative paths. But when I back out some levels and come back to that same directory and save, then I get absolute paths that begin "../../../../../../../../sdcard". So it seems like it works best if you already have your playlists made.
I also tried renaming the m3u list to .pls (and added .pls as a playlist extension in player settings). This .pls list worked if the player opened it directly, but not if I went through the file manager.
For now, I'm keeping it as one of my installed players. It is simple to use. I like it for what it does. It has multiple seek buttons (you can set the time interval) which are handy for navigating long sound files. And it opens the now obscure RealAudio format for me, once I added .rm .ram file extensions in the settings (though this decoding might be dependent on hardware).