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Default How can I add custom ringtones ? - 05-23-2006, 12:27 AM

This is kind of a goofy question....

How can I add ringtones to my blackberry when the .mp3 files are on my computer? I did it all the time for my RAZR - but this is just a bit different
   
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I've connected my laptop to my 8700g via: bluetooth to try and transfer a file, but it won't transfer. I've never had problems with transferring .mp3 files this way with all my other phones. Anyone know if there are any tricks to get a custom .mp3 onto my blackberry for a custom ringtone?
   
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Default 05-23-2006, 02:10 AM

Please utilize the search button, as this has been addressed in a few threads.

From another thread and our buddy LGreenberg:

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Here's the easiest way I know....

1. Upload the mp3 file here: http://www.coolservice.dk/en/compatibilities.php
2. Go the link provided using your Blackberry's Internet Browser.
3. Enter the code you were given when you uploaded the file.
4. Download the mp3.

It doesn't get any easier than that.
I use his method for all my custom mp3 rings.

In addition, bluetooth can be used for sync, but not data transfer.
   
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Default 05-23-2006, 02:18 AM

I have errors on that site when uploading a file. Will do what you suggested on my other post about a small file size
   
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Default 05-23-2006, 02:28 AM

Just got it.... it was the size issue. I can go up to 400kb. THanks everyone!
   
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Default 05-24-2006, 10:24 AM

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Please utilize the search button, as this has been addressed in a few threads.

From another thread and our buddy LGreenberg:



I use his method for all my custom mp3 rings.

In addition, bluetooth can be used for sync, but not data transfer.
when i do this i get this message

Security Incident Detected

Our servers have detected a security problem on your website. Please contact our support if you feel this is without cause.

We apologize for the inconvenience

UnoEuro.com A/S


any reason why?
   
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Default 05-24-2006, 10:31 AM

It appears to be a problem with that web site. Nothing much anyone here can do.
   
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It appears to be a problem with that web site. Nothing much anyone here can do.
ok thanks
   
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Default 05-24-2006, 07:07 PM

hi why dont you try the below like ... i have transferred midi files to my 7100t.
.blackberryforums.com/showthread.php?t=30693
   
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Default 05-24-2006, 07:18 PM

I've also been recommending this to people lately.

Depending on who your ISP is you may be able to host the files yourself. For example, my provider Verizon allows me to create my own web site. To the site I am able to upload media files (mp3, image etc.)

You could very easily create your own site, upload the ringtones then browse to the site via your BB and download them.
   
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Default 05-24-2006, 07:50 PM

Another possibility: if you have a Yahoo account (i.e. email which is free), you also get a service called Yahoo Briefcase. You can upload files there then surf to it on your Blackberry and download. That's how I transfer my MP3 and .wav ringtones.
   
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Another possibility: if you have a Yahoo account (i.e. email which is free), you also get a service called Yahoo Briefcase. You can upload files there then surf to it on your Blackberry and download. That's how I transfer my MP3 and .wav ringtones.
thanks for the handy tip.
   
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Default 05-24-2006, 10:22 PM

...or get a Gmail account, mail the tones to yourself, then visit http://m.gmail.com from your BB. Lots of ways to skin this cat!

(This is also how you'll get wallpaper to your BB.)
   
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Default 05-31-2006, 05:56 PM

If you have access to a MS Exchange account using MS Outlook web access you can e-mail the file to yourself and then use Outlook Web Access to open the e-mail and save the file onto your BB...


If you can’t be a good example, then you’ll just have to be a horrible warning.
   
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Default An other way - 06-02-2006, 04:35 PM

For those of you with websites, upload them to your site, then download them onto your BB.

Nice and easy
   
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Default 06-02-2006, 04:51 PM

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Default 06-02-2006, 05:12 PM

Just email them to your device email address.


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Default 06-02-2006, 05:20 PM

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Just email them to your device email address.
You can mail ringtones to your BB? Are you sure?
   
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Default 06-02-2006, 05:24 PM

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You can mail ringtones to your BB? Are you sure?
That would be news to me.
   
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Default 06-02-2006, 05:25 PM

That would a most interesting turn of events. Anyone been able to mail a ringtone to their BlackBerry?
   
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Default 06-02-2006, 05:33 PM

It's possible. I saw someone else (on another post) who uses Audacity. He emails it to himself using his gmail account, then sends it to his bb. Opens it and saves it. I can post the link if you want. It's from a different forum, though.
   
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Question 06-02-2006, 05:42 PM

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If you have access to a MS Exchange account using MS Outlook web access you can e-mail the file to yourself and then use Outlook Web Access to open the e-mail and save the file onto your BB...

Sorry to ask Naive question as I am new here and I got a 8700v from my Company last week.

So what you mean is to 1st send yourself e mail with a mp3 attached in it and then open it in your Blackberry and save the mp3 to your BLackberry and use the downloaded mp3 as a ringtone ?

Is there a size limit to respect for the mp3 ?
   
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It's possible. I saw someone else (on another post) who uses Audacity. He emails it to himself using his gmail account, then sends it to his bb. Opens it and saves it. I can post the link if you want. It's from a different forum, though.
Fine. Has anyone here done it?
   
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Default 06-02-2006, 07:21 PM

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It's possible. I saw someone else (on another post) who uses Audacity. He emails it to himself using his gmail account, then sends it to his bb. Opens it and saves it. I can post the link if you want. It's from a different forum, though.
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Actually, what he probably does is to email it as an attachment to his Gmail account, then using his Internet Browser, goes to that email on his Gmail account, opens the attachment and downloads it from there using the browser. You can't open an mp3 file in an email directly on your BB and save it, the way you can an image.

This has also been covered several times on this forum.

Hope this helps.
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Default 06-02-2006, 07:22 PM

And yet two people in this very thread have said you can do it.
   
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Default 06-02-2006, 07:27 PM

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And yet two people in this very thread have said you can do it.
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Yep, I read that too, but I still can't do it direct, and I have seen it done by the method I pointed out, which is the same method Ragrots pointed out.


Thanks for your help.
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Default 06-03-2006, 02:55 AM

When I first purchased my 8700g I tried e-mailing myself the ringtones and have never had luck getting them on my BB this way. I could never open or DL the files from my BB.
   
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Here's the link. Read post #2. http://blackberryforums.pinstack.com...1255#post21255
   
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It's not exactly clear whether the user is accessing the e-mail from the BB e-mail inbox or if the user is using the browser and navigating to the gmail website and downloading the file.

I've just tested it again and I can't do anything with the attachment by accessing it through the BB mailbox.

I tried accessing my mail through the browser on the BB and it seems I can't do anything with the file on there also.
   
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Default 06-11-2006, 04:20 PM

sorry to revive this thread, but I can't seem to successfully play certain mp3s on my 8700r. I downloaded a few from lgreenberg's site, uploaded them to coolservice.dk and followed the instructions from there - that was sucessful.

But when uploading my other mp3s and mp3 ringtones from my PC onto coolservice.dk and following to download them onto my berry, it won't play.
Does anyone know what may be going wrong? I was thinking perhaps it was the file itself - does it need to go through some sort of conversion or edit before uploading it onto coolservice.dk? Any help would be much appreciated!


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But when uploading my other mp3s and mp3 ringtones from my PC onto coolservice.dk and following to download them onto my berry, it won't play.
Does anyone know what may be going wrong?
Does it actually get to your BB and not play there? Perhaps there is a file size limit on the BB.
   
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Default 06-12-2006, 12:52 AM

it does actually get to my BB, but it doesn't play..
if it is a size problem, how would I go about cutting it down? is there a standard length (or size limit) for all mp3s to play on the BB?


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make sure it is mono. BB 8700 don't play stereo.
   
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Another possibility: if you have a Yahoo account (i.e. email which is free), you also get a service called Yahoo Briefcase. You can upload files there then surf to it on your Blackberry and download. That's how I transfer my MP3 and .wav ringtones.

I've tried this and I get the correct page with my Blackberry , I see the mp3 I would like to doznload on my BB but I do not know how I can dowload it on my BB

Can you help/advise ?
   
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Default 07-29-2006, 04:27 PM

1ith the BB, place the cursor on the link for the MP3 and click it with the track wheel.

Hope this helps.
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I dowloaded the mp3 ringtone from coolservice link and where do I find it on my BB? I am not sure where to find it and set it to the ringtone for BB...thanks...
   
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I dowloaded the mp3 ringtone from coolservice link and where do I find it on my BB? I am not sure where to find it and set it to the ringtone for BB...thanks...
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In your Profiles settings.

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Please utilize the search button, as this has been addressed in a few threads.

From another thread and our buddy LGreenberg:



I use his method for all my custom mp3 rings.

In addition, bluetooth can be used for sync, but not data transfer.
Does anybody else have the problem that the ring tones that are downloaded to thier BB are very quiet? Too quiet to be uses as a ringer? Unless of course you worked in a library.
   
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Does anybody else have the problem that the ring tones that are downloaded to thier BB are very quiet? Too quiet to be uses as a ringer? Unless of course you worked in a library.
My MP3 ringtones are very loud even at the lowest setting on my 8700g.
   
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Does anybody else have the problem that the ring tones that are downloaded to thier BB are very quiet? Too quiet to be uses as a ringer? Unless of course you worked in a library.
I have the same problem / is there any trick to get the, louder or do they need to be recorded louder ?

Is there a way to get the tone alos to last longer zhen somebody phones you ?
   
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