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email mp3's to your phone: quick guide hi newbie here, I have a LG EnV2 also and tried the above post's directions and all I get on my message on my phone it the email but no attachment. When I go to message info it shows the right size Kb. What am I doing wrong?
email mp3's to your phone: quick guide
email mp3's to your phone: quick guide If all of you with Verizon will do it the way I said earlier in this thread, you will not have to create an account with anybody. It is all done yourself and doesn't take long. Here is what I put on here earlier: I have found with most people on the Verizon network that the way I do it works great and it is very easy. Go to magix.com and download Magix Ringtone Maker 3 free download. Once downloaded, create your ringtone and make it around 30 seconds. On destination click on mp3 audio format. Then click export, save at 96Kbit/s and then ok. Now it is saved on your computer as an mp3 ringtone file. Go to your write e-mail. Attach your ringtone to your e-mail and type in the address box: your cell [email protected]. It will come to you as a picture/ audio message. Open the message and the ringtone will start to play. Click on options and select "save as ringtone". It is now saved as a ringtone and you shouldn't have to worry about ringtone size. Most of mine are around 350KB. I probably have 30 ringtones on my phone so far. By the way, my phone is the LG env2 and I was also told that on most Verizon phones that the ringtone cannot be on the sd card. It has to be saved on the phone memory.
email mp3's to your phone: quick guide honestly, thats way to much work. just go to phonezoo and upload the file, then crop it how you like and have it textd to you. way easy JIC, with verizon you cant send it as a ringtone. you have to send it as a sound and save the sound as a ringtone. go to phonezoo.com and set up an account. upload your file and crop it. then send it as a text. when it comes through save it as a sound, then as a ringtone. it took me FOREVER to figure this out, its a verizon anti file share thing.
email mp3's to your phone: quick guide Yea Mhm
email mp3's to your phone: quick guide This actually has alot to do with what kind of phone you have, you sometimes have to make (extra) modifications to the tone before sending it off...
email mp3's to your phone: quick guide I have found with most people on the Verizon network that the way I do it works great and it is very easy. Go to magix.com and download Magix Ringtone Maker 3 free download. Once downloaded, create your ringtone and make it around 30 seconds. On destination click on mp3 audio format. Then click export and then ok. Now it is saved on your computer as an mp3 ringtone file. Go to your write e-mail. Attach your ringtone to your e-mail and type in the address box: your cell [email protected]. It will come to you as a picture/ audio message. Open the message and the ringtone will start to play. Click on options and select "save as ringtone". It is now saved as a ringtone and you shouldn't have to worry about ringtone size. Most of mine are around 350KB. I probably have 10 ringtones on my phone so far. By the way, my phone is the LG env2 and I was also told that on most Verizon phones that the ringtone cannot be on the sd card. It has to be saved on the phone memory.
email mp3's to your phone: quick guide Not working for me either.
email mp3's to your phone: quick guide Nope for some reason my phone is not recognizing the sounds.
email mp3's to your phone: quick guide You can save a trimmed 20-30 sec mp3 file on a memory card in the my_sounds folder, then send the sound as an MMS message to yourself and save as a ringtone.
email mp3's to your phone: quick guide I ended up getting this to work. I went back and realized I made my midi tone a little bigger than 300k. Still wish I could do mp3's like I used to.
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