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How do you make ringtones for your phone using only freeware?
How do you make ringtones on Windows for your phone using only freeware?
and (Do we still have to worry about blowing out the speakers nowadays?) I just wrote this tutorial up (see below) for the Android ng, when I realized that there may be better ways to make a ringtone for your phone, from an existing audio recording. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.mobile.android/HQPTDd0b2-s ==== cut here for how I made the ringtone === the question is how do you? I'm still confused about the problem and solution so please take this intentionally helpful post as just a suggestion. I'm not sure if the problem is: o finding ringtones o setting ringtones o making ringtones My prior post was on "finding" ringtones on the phone (dir /s/a/l/on/b). Googling, I found this which purports to help people _set_ ringtones on their phone to what they want those ringtones to be. https://www.androidcentral.com/adding-custom-ringtones-and-sounds-your-android If you want to _make_ a ringtone, bear in mind that it has been said (somewhere) that you can _damage_ the phone's speakers with a badly designed ringtone (is that true?). These Android apps purport to create ringtones: Zedge, by Zedge https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.zedge.android Ringtone Maker, by Big Bang Inc. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.herman.ringtone These solutions may help prevent speaker damage if that's really an issue: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tutorial_making_ringtones_and_ivr_messages.html https://www.groovypost.com/howto/freeware/easily-make-your-own-ringtones-free-audacity/ https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-create-free-ringtones-using-audacity-2438830 etc. Even if you don't need to prevent damage, this solution below that I tested on your ringtone is a general solution to make a ringtone out of anything. 1. Download this 3-second 16-bit ringtone from the list I provided earlier: https://www.redringtones.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/our-man-flint-ringtone.mp3 Name: our-man-flint-ringtone.mp3, Size: 46393 bytes SHA256: F0F400592F50094C4780ECA643E942C66219B24D86BC74AC8F 1EECC3094F2394 2. GSpot freeware identifies the codec as "MPEG-1 Layer 3", 44100Hz 128kb/s 3. MP3Tag freeware shows no ID3 tags, so I added: Album = ringtone, Title = Our Man Flint, Artist = Our Man Flint 4. Audacity freeware shows it to be a stereo file with some blank spots: (It says 32 bit float, even though the original web page said 16 bit.) 5. Audacity:Analyze Plot Spectrum (shows a frequency analysis chart) http://www.bild.me/bild.php?file=4429182ringtone03.jpg 6. Audacity:Effect Equalization (allows you to band pass filter) o Attenuate to -24dB from 20Hz to 300Hz & from 1000Hz to 20000Hz http://www.bild.me/bild.php?file=5351927ringtone04.jpg 7. Audacity:Effect Compressor (reduce high:low volume delta) Change the Ratio from 2:1 to 3:1 Uncheck the [_]Make-up gain for 0 dB after compressing 8. Audacity:Effect Amplify Change the "New Peak Amplitude (dB)" from 0.0 to -3 (dB) [or -2 dB] 9. Audacity:Tracks Stereo Track to Mono (merges both tracks to mono) 10. Audacity:Effects Fade In (on the first few seconds) Audacity:Effects Fade Out (on the last few seconds) 11. Trim & time shift (ringtones tend to repeat if less than about 20sec) [It's really hard to describe because I can't find the "Trim" selection that is clearly shown in the listed references!] So if you can figure out why Audacity 2.1.3 doesn't have that TRIM button, that would help others trim their audio to size.] 12. Audacity:File Export Export Audio myringtone.mp3 I would put all my ringtones in the same Android folder: /sdcard1/data1/audio/ringtone/myringtone.mp3 |
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How do you make ringtones for your phone using only freeware?
Arlen,
How do you make ringtones on Windows for your phone using only freeware? .... 12. Audacity:File Export Export Audio myringtone.mp3 Let me get this straight: A ringtone on a Android phone is a straight forward .MP3, and you have no clue to how to find a freeware MP3 editor for on a PC ? Really ? I'm not sure if the problem is: o finding ringtones o setting ringtones o making ringtones Right. You are *again* just naming EVERYTHING as being the possible cause of your problem. No matter how unrelated the problem fields are. .... A problem which you did not even bother to describe ! In other words: You are *AGAIN* trying to attract someone to tell you *everything*, effectivily demanding HUGE ammounts of effort being put into it by them, only so you can pick out the tiny bits you actually need. How many times do you need to do that - and lose people like Diesel, who seems to know more about what you are doing that you will *ever* know - before you realize that that only works for a short time, making you depend on a steady stream of new suckers^whelpfull people (a stream which can easily dry up) ? STRONG SUGGESTION: Describe your current problem. What are you *specifically* trying to do, and describe how it doesn't do that. That way someone can give you to-the-point advice (while not wasting his time). Yes, I'm still trying to help you - to fish for yourself (give a hungry man a fish and he will be back tomorrow, again hungry). Regards, Rudy Wieser p.s. MP3 overmodulation damaging your phones (headphones?) speakers ? Just listen to the sound itself. If its sounds "tinny" than its most likely overmodulated. If you do not trust that than pick yourself an MP3 editor which either offers automatic compressing, or has an inbuild oscilloscope (waveform viewer) where you can look at the waveform itself - and thus being able to spot where flattens against the top or bottom. |
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How do you make ringtones for your phone using only freeware?
On Wed, 7 Nov 2018 09:44:56 +0100, R.Wieser wrote:
Let me get this straight: A ringtone on a Android phone is a straight forward .MP3, and you have no clue to how to find a freeware MP3 editor for on a PC ? Really ? Hi Rudy Wieser, The question is on "making" ringtones for "mobile devices" with "freeware". It's my fault that you miscomprehend the question about *making* ringtones. It's not your fault that I didn't ask the question in a clear concise way. So I apologize for asking the question in a confusing way. Your response "implies" that you think "making" means only "downloading". But downloading is only the 1st (of multiple) steps in "making" a ringtone. Since you took the time to post a response, I'll patiently answer your questions - but - we have to think ahead to see if it's even _worth_ answering your questions - because - well - let's face it - because historically, Rudy, while I admit I don't know much, you consistently prove you know less than I do - so all we'll end up doing is getting you to where I was years ago - and then - since you have no helpful intent - it will stop there (where I was about a decade ago) on ringtones. Your historically unhelpful attitude and lack of knowledge is the problem. So, even though I know almost nothing about *making* ringtones, it may be a total waste of time explaining the little of what I do know to you because you normally have zero intention to be helpful, and zero ability to add value to what I will impart to you. o To be clear, it's obvious you revel in worthless value-free complaints. o But you don't (can't) usually add any value to what we knew a decade ago. Given those are the facts, let's try to move forward in the off chance that you actually _intend_ on being helpful to answer the questions posed about *making* ringtones for use in mobile devices (which have tiny tinny speakers). ----- Let's start fresh on the concept of *making* ringtones! ----- Let's clarify the concept of what it means to "make" a ringtone first. How do you "make" a ringtone? o You don't just "download" it - but you can 'start' from a download o You often "trim" the audio, for example, to a certain time length o You often "merge" stereo tracks, for example, for mono situations o You often "filter" out frequencies unreproducible for tiny speakers o You often "attenuate" loudness that can damage tiny speakers o You often change the "bitrate" to better fit the drivers o You often "fade in" or "fade out" so as to better ramp the volume etc. Right. You are *again* just naming EVERYTHING as being the possible cause of your problem. No matter how unrelated the problem fields are. What on earth are you talking about Rudy Wieser? The question is on "making" ringtones for "mobile devices" with "freeware". ... A problem which you did not even bother to describe ! I admit, that I asked the question in a convoluted way, so it's my fault you don't comprehend the question, not your fault. To resolve that, the question is best rephrased to whether or not we need to ensure that rintones, nowadays, don't damage the speakers. I doubt you know any more than I do, Rudy Wieser, on that topic, but that's the question, where my knowledge on this stopped about a decade ago when I last created ringtones for Motorola Razr flip phones (where the problems mattered). Please do note that the *tutorials* I presented _do_ state that you _need_ to modify the ringtone, where those tutorials are _newer_ than my ancient experience ... so it could very well be that we _still_ need to protect the speakers. But you're not the one who is ever going to be able to answer _that_ question, Rudy Wieser - but maybe someone else here (the 1 out of 1000 who understands the technical issues) might know more than we do, Rudy. In other words: You are *AGAIN* trying to attract someone to tell you *everything*, effectivily demanding HUGE ammounts of effort being put into it by them, only so you can pick out the tiny bits you actually need. While I realize Rudy, that you are _great_ at *complaining*, you are actually terrible at anything even remotely technical. So it's clear that you don't even _comprehend_ the question, and it is clear that you have no intention of comprehending the question, but in the remote change that you have a teeny tiny miniscule amount of helpful intent still within your synapses, please read the helpful explanation I made above about why you would want to protect your speakers, and how the tutorials said to do that. How many times do you need to do that - and lose people like Diesel Hehhehhehheh... I think it's apropos that you put yourself in the same category of Diesel..... Thanks for the morning humor. who seems to know more about what you are doing that you will *ever* know - Hehhehhehheh... What's really interesting, Rudy, is that you actually _believe_ what you just wrote, which, if you had the capacity to comprehend even the simplest of facts, you'd see why that's patently hilarious that you think that way. before you realize that that only works for a short time, making you depend on a steady stream of new suckers^whelpfull people (a stream which can easily dry up) ? That you think Usenet is filled with "suckers" is interesting, because you are the one who consistently ruins any technical thread with your worthless drivel. This is a binary situation, Rudy: o You either know more than I do about making ringtones, o Or you don't. Since it's clear that, consistently, you _never_ know more than I did even decades ago, and it's clear that you have no helpful intent, then it's clear that there is zero chance that you will even _comprehend_ the question, Rudy. Given that you can't comprehend the question, Rudy, there's even less chance that you'll ever be able to _add value_ in a response. If I'm not being clear with you Rudy, let me know, and I'll clarify. STRONG SUGGESTION: Describe your current problem. What are you *specifically* trying to do, and describe how it doesn't do that. That way someone can give you to-the-point advice (while not wasting his time). Hi Rudy Wieser, This is a valid suggestion as I did a crappy job of explaining the question. The question is clear as day in the SUBJECT line. That's all you _really_ need (if you understood the subject line that is). Q: How do you make ringtones for your phone using only freeware? Yes, I'm still trying to help you - to fish for yourself (give a hungry man a fish and he will be back tomorrow, again hungry). Hehhehheh... Now I see why you put yourself in the same category of Diesel. To be blunt, the response from you is: o I know the answer but I won't tell you ... na nana nana na. o I want you to *beg* for that answer ... na nana nana na. o If you beg, then _maybe_ just maybe ... I'll tell you! Hehehehehe... What's funny is that you come across (to adults) as: o You don't even _comprehend_ the question for Christs sake! o You don't have any _technical_ knowledge on the topic anyway. o So you allude to what turns out to be completely imaginary knowledge! MP3 overmodulation damaging your phones (headphones?) speakers ? Just listen to the sound itself. If its sounds "tinny" than its most likely overmodulated. Ummmm... that's kind of too late, Rudy. That's like stepping in front of a moving train to see what it feels like. If you do not trust that than pick yourself an MP3 editor which either offers automatic compressing, or has an inbuild oscilloscope (waveform viewer) where you can look at the waveform itself - and thus being able to spot where flattens against the top or bottom. WTF are you talking about Rudy? Do you have _any_ concept whatsoever of what Audacity does? HINT: If anyone does NOT know what Audacity does, they will _never_ comprehend this question well enough to add any value whatsoever. |
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How do you make ringtones for your phone using only freeware?
Arlen_Holder
news alt.comp.freeware, wrote: On Wed, 7 Nov 2018 09:44:56 +0100, R.Wieser wrote: Let me get this straight: A ringtone on a Android phone is a straight forward .MP3, and you have no clue to how to find a freeware MP3 editor for on a PC ? Really ? Hi Rudy Wieser, The question is on "making" ringtones for "mobile devices" with "freeware". Yep. Simple enough question, large variety of available options. What you'd call answers I suppose. Since you took the time to post a response, I'll patiently answer your questions - but - we have to think ahead to see if it's even _worth_ answering your questions - because - well - let's face it - because historically, Rudy, while I admit I don't know much, you consistently prove you know less than I do - so all we'll end up doing is getting you to where I was years ago - and then - since you have no helpful intent - it will stop there (where I was about a decade ago) on ringtones. Yet, here you are, creating another n00bie question and answer thread solely for your own personal benefit. Your historically unhelpful attitude and lack of knowledge is the problem. I personally find it to be the other way around with you. How do you "make" a ringtone? This should be good. o You don't just "download" it - but you can 'start' from a download o You often "trim" the audio, for example, to a certain time length o You often "merge" stereo tracks, for example, for mono situations o You often "filter" out frequencies unreproducible for tiny speakers o You often "attenuate" loudness that can damage tiny speakers o You often change the "bitrate" to better fit the drivers o You often "fade in" or "fade out" so as to better ramp the volume etc. I can start from nothing, too, n00b. I know perfectly well how to create outstanding sounding (for an mp3) if I do say so myself, quality mp3s as well, Arlen. I have a considerable amount of experience doing it, too. I've been making ringtones for years for my friends; so that they don't buy any. I've also taught several online and in person how to do it, in a variety of ways. Some people are comfortable with Audacity, others aren't. Almost any audio editing program can be used to make a ring tone these days, Arlen. Right. You are *again* just naming EVERYTHING as being the possible cause of your problem. No matter how unrelated the problem fields are. What on earth are you talking about Rudy Wieser? The question is on "making" ringtones for "mobile devices" with "freeware". You snipped it, but they were addressing your list. I admit, that I asked the question in a convoluted way, so it's my fault you don't comprehend the question, not your fault. Again, enough with the comprehension comments. We can see here how yours is: http://al.howardknight.net/msgid.cgi?ID=154114027600 To resolve that, the question is best rephrased to whether or not we need to ensure that rintones, nowadays, don't damage the speakers. Unless you're using something really awful hardware wise, you most likely will not be able to harm the system. Incidently, this is a freebie on me; you don't need to concern yourself with down mixing anything; leave the stereo tracks as they are. Not all Android devices are actually mono, and, you're taking away from those that aren't by editing the track. Which reduces the awesome portability factor of an mp3. I doubt you know any more than I do, Rudy Wieser, on that topic, but that's the question, where my knowledge on this stopped about a decade ago when I last created ringtones for Motorola Razr flip phones (where the problems mattered). Arlen, You don't even wanna try a ****ing contest with me concerning analog/digital audio of present or my favorite, 70s/early 80s gear. As with I.T things, to quote a friend, 'I'll walk the dog on you' Your entire thread from what I've read so far is a complete waste of time. You don't even understand the terminology you're using. Bitrate for example, of all things, is the EASIEST term to understand, yet you think you have to **** with it to make it 'safer' for your phone. Please, Arlen, just stop with this nonsense. You're a hindrance, not a benefit. Please do note that the *tutorials* I presented _do_ state that you _need_ to modify the ringtone, where those tutorials are _newer_ than my ancient experience ... so it could very well be that we _still_ need to protect the speakers. Erm, no. To create a ringtone, select your audio source, sample the section you want to have as the ringtone (you cannot use the entire song, the phone doesn't ring that long), save as an mp3. Store in the proper folder, or, point your phone to the custom named one you went with instead. Done deal. Simple. But you're not the one who is ever going to be able to answer _that_ question, Rudy Wieser - but maybe someone else here (the 1 out of 1000 who understands the technical issues) might know more than we do, Rudy. Cripes, please, give your 1 out of a 1000 nonsense a rest. Either you're more of a dumbass than I think you are, or you live around some really ****ing stupid people. It's the only way I can think of that you get such an off the wall ratio. Actually, we can put this to a simple test, Arlen Do the people you know come to you for help with their computers? For purposes of not wishing to self incriminate Arlen, you don't have to answer. I'm almost certain I know it already, anyway. So it's clear that you don't even _comprehend_ the question, and A child could comprehend how to make a ringtone, Arlen. It's not rocket science. Seems to be very new to you though. Why is that? How many times do you need to do that - and lose people like Diesel Hehhehhehheh... I think it's apropos that you put yourself in the same category of Diesel..... Thanks for the morning humor. Same category? who seems to know more about what you are doing that you will *ever* know - Hehhehhehheh... What's really interesting, Rudy, is that you actually _believe_ what you just wrote, which, if you had the capacity to comprehend even the simplest of facts, you'd see why that's patently hilarious that you think that way. Actually, what Rudy wrote is infact true, and, I can easily back it up. As can others who've been reading threads who know me and/or my background, that despite, decades as you claim, still seem to have no idea who I am...Fascinating. Arlen, I've already forgotten more about computers than you're ever going to learn. Seriously. I wouldn't be so quick to laugh if I were you Arlen, I've demonstrated factual errors in nearly all of your posts with ease as well as still refused to hold your hand and just give you the answers. Answers in hindsight, had you apologized, I would have handed over, without question. In fairness, it wouldn't actually have been for your benefit, despite you obviously benefitting; it was much more to do with the fact I like proving people wrong, outright, wrong. Especially when they make claims concerning what they think/don't think I know. before you realize that that only works for a short time, making you depend on a steady stream of new suckers^whelpfull people (a stream which can easily dry up) ? That you think Usenet is filled with "suckers" is interesting, because you are the one who consistently ruins any technical thread with your worthless drivel. Usenet is filled with suckers. I can provide you some mids to read, if you'd like. I took advantage of some, at one point in the past, Arlen. Serious, advantage. This is a binary situation, Rudy: o You either know more than I do about making ringtones, o Or you don't. I suspect almost anyone knows more than you about doing it, Arlen. Since it's clear that, consistently, you _never_ know more than I did even decades ago, and it's clear that you have no helpful intent, then it's clear that there is zero chance that you will even _comprehend_ the question, Rudy. I can't vouch for those claims, Arlen. I've read some of Rudys previous posts as I have yours. You're projecting, again. Knowledge you've claimed to have for decades huh? I don't believe you. OTH, Lemme put my money where my mouth is concerning knowledge I've previously claimed to have. You keep bringing up DOS commands so much, you might enjoy some of these. http://bughunter.it-mate.co.uk/core/ That's just some of my older, but, completely legit work, Arlen. I'd really embarrass you if I showed you a url or two describing some of the other things I've written, or what they did...Needless to say, You don't, and never have, known anywhere near as much as I do about the machine sitting in front of you, Arlen. http://bughunter.it-mate.co.uk That's the mainsite for an antimalware utility I wrote from scratch and supported for three years, Arlen. During it's active time, it was able to compete with Sample detection concerning 0day with the big guys. Infact, many samples were collected after surviving the most recent scans using the top products of the time. [g] You have *nothing* on me, Arlen. And, you never will. Given that you can't comprehend the question, Rudy, there's even less chance that you'll ever be able to _add value_ in a response. If I'm not being clear with you Rudy, let me know, and I'll clarify. How do you propose to do that when you required clarification? http://al.howardknight.net/msgid.cgi?ID=154114027600 The question is clear as day in the SUBJECT line. As are the answers. Q: How do you make ringtones for your phone using only freeware? There's *several* ways in which to do it, Arlen. Damn near any audio editing application can be used to do it. Yes, I'm still trying to help you - to fish for yourself (give a hungry man a fish and he will be back tomorrow, again hungry). Hehhehheh... Now I see why you put yourself in the same category of Diesel. I can tell by the ignorance you try to hide with your laughter, that, you do not. To be blunt, the response from you is: o I know the answer but I won't tell you ... na nana nana na. o I want you to *beg* for that answer ... na nana nana na. o If you beg, then _maybe_ just maybe ... I'll tell you! I requested nothing of the sort from you nor have I ever told you I knew the answer, but, wouldn't tell you; a condition was applied. A condition you yourself created. You refused to apologize, like a mature adult would, so I didn't hold your hand and tell you what you wanted to know. I let you work for it, and watched you fail. Repeatedly, Fail. Hehehehehe... See above. MP3 overmodulation damaging your phones (headphones?) speakers ? Just listen to the sound itself. If its sounds "tinny" than its most likely overmodulated. Ummmm... that's kind of too late, Rudy. That's like stepping in front of a moving train to see what it feels like. Unless you have the volume to max (or over amplified via third party app) you have plenty of time to stop playback before risking ANY hardware damage. If you do not trust that than pick yourself an MP3 editor which either offers automatic compressing, or has an inbuild oscilloscope (waveform viewer) where you can look at the waveform itself - and thus being able to spot where flattens against the top or bottom. WTF are you talking about Rudy? It should be obvious... -- To prevent yourself from being a victim of cyber stalking, it's highly recommended you visit he https://tekrider.net/pages/david-brooks-stalker.php ================================================== = 'Is' is the verb for when you don't want a verb. |
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How do you make ringtones for your phone using only freeware?
Diesel,
Thanks for the post, I enjoyed reading it. Even if it was just for "schadenfreude" (yeah, I know. I should not be doing that ... ) And as I have set Arlens messages to go into write-only storage I read the below for the first time and really LOLed in its literal sense: If you do not trust that than pick yourself an MP3 editor which either offers automatic compressing, or has an inbuild oscilloscope (waveform viewer) where you can look at the waveform itself - and thus being able to spot where flattens against the top or bottom. WTF are you talking about Rudy? Not understanding what automatic compression might be (about) is one thing. Not having any idea what an oscilloscope is - and not googeling it, which was the reason I used the full word instead of the more common 'scope' - is another thing. But him ranting about how I know absolutily nothing together with that cracked me up. Ofcourse, his response to my suggestion to listen for a "tinny sound" was a good starter for it. He never heard of a volume knob I guess. Or that the tinny sound happens *way* before actually damaging the speakers ... That he didn't get that the volume might be already clipping against the MP3's maximum values and thereby causing the same tinny sound even on low volumes is forgivable. Even though I did mention the waveform viewer ... So much for his "years" of "experience" I guess. Though I once read that even someone having done the same thing day in, day out can boast about it that way. Even though that someone didn't learn anything to it after the first couple of days. :-) I have to wonder though: years of experience, having created 10.000 tutorials at the same time (another of his claims), how did he find the time to sleep and feed himself, let alone *live* ? It also means he must be, assuming one tutorial every single working day and starting at age 18, (way) over 50, but he still sounds like a 12 ...14 year old. How does he do that ? :-) Regards, Rudy Wieser |
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Sat, 10 Nov 2018 09:38:35 GMT in alt.comp.freeware, wrote:
Diesel, Thanks for the post, I enjoyed reading it. Even if it was just for "schadenfreude" (yeah, I know. I should not be doing that ... ) ROFL. I probably shouldn't be either. Not understanding what automatic compression might be (about) is one thing. Not having any idea what an oscilloscope is - and not googeling it, which was the reason I used the full word instead of the more common 'scope' - is another thing. But him ranting about how I know absolutily nothing together with that cracked me up. Ofcourse, his response to my suggestion to listen for a "tinny sound" was a good starter for it. He never heard of a volume knob I guess. Or that the tinny sound happens *way* before actually damaging the speakers ... Aahahaha. Seriously though, when's the last time you actually hurt the speakers because you didn't have enough time to turn the volume down on a modern piece of gear? It's been awhile, right? LOL Excluding car amps/conversions guys; let's be fair. [g] That he didn't get that the volume might be already clipping against the MP3's maximum values and thereby causing the same tinny sound even on low volumes is forgivable. Even though I did mention the waveform viewer ... That you did. ROFL. Give him a cluebyfour, he just gets a headache. So much for his "years" of "experience" I guess. Though I once read that even someone having done the same thing day in, day out can boast about it that way. Even though that someone didn't learn anything to it after the first couple of days. :-) Muahahaha. I have to wonder though: years of experience, having created 10.000 tutorials at the same time (another of his claims), how did he find the time to sleep and feed himself, let alone *live* ? It also means he must be, assuming one tutorial every single working day and starting at age 18, (way) over 50, but he still sounds like a 12 ...14 year old. How does he do that ? :-) Oh man. I just opened that dew... excuse me.. I've a mess to clean up. -- To prevent yourself from being a victim of cyber stalking, it's highly recommended you visit he https://tekrider.net/pages/david-brooks-stalker.php ================================================== = Everybody needs a little love sometime; stop mudding and fall in love! |
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Wed, 07 Nov 2018 08:44:56 GMT in alt.comp.freeware, wrote:
Arlen, How do you make ringtones on Windows for your phone using only freeware? ... 12. Audacity:File Export Export Audio myringtone.mp3 Let me get this straight: A ringtone on a Android phone is a straight forward .MP3, and you have no clue to how to find a freeware MP3 editor for on a PC ? Really ? They aren't sure how to do that or, create a ringtone from an already existing sample without using the 'proper' settings so they don't harm their android device. rofl. I'm not sure if the problem is: o finding ringtones o setting ringtones o making ringtones Right. You are *again* just naming EVERYTHING as being the possible cause of your problem. No matter how unrelated the problem fields are. ... A problem which you did not even bother to describe ! In other words: You are *AGAIN* trying to attract someone to tell you *everything*, effectivily demanding HUGE ammounts of effort being put into it by them, only so you can pick out the tiny bits you actually need. Yep. How many times do you need to do that - and lose people like Diesel, who seems to know more about what you are doing that you will *ever* know - before you realize that that only works for a short time, making you depend on a steady stream of new suckers^whelpfull people (a stream which can easily dry up) ? Based on their posting history I've discovered so far, they consider usenet to be full of new fish and so aren't concerned with running out of options. Yes, I'm still trying to help you - to fish for yourself (give a hungry man a fish and he will be back tomorrow, again hungry). I gave a considerable amount of thought to ignoring what they've previously written, dismissing it as that of an immature child and continuing with trying to help when reasonable to do so. I applaud you for you're willingness to continue doing so. I'm not sure that I will. -- To prevent yourself from being a victim of cyber stalking, it's highly recommended you visit he https://tekrider.net/pages/david-brooks-stalker.php ================================================== = And he disappeared in a puff of logic. |
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