Ringtones from computer

hey i have a razr through cingular and i also have the motorola bluetooth dongle thing whatever they call it, but when i make ringtones i just open up the song or whatever im going to use with nero and cut the parts i want, then save in my documents, minimize nero and go to that file in my documents, right click it and hit send to bluetooth device, it puts up a screen with the info on it( the track name, length, size, bitrate) and i hit ok, it connects to my phone, and then i hit ok on my phone to accept the message and it downloads in seconds and then i hit store on my phone and its done, this is all with the bluetooth thing plugged in and setup, i usually change my ringtones and pics every few days as it only takes me a few minutes,

one thing id like to do is load games on my razr but no one can seem to tell me how to do that, so if anyone can help id greatly appreciate it, TIA . .

if you have any questions feel free to PM me or hit me up on aol im, sn bumpinford, good luck hope you get it all figured out

 
I found the USB BluTooth adaptors for p/c's at my local electronics store-- I believe the price was in the $30 range. (for those wanting or needing it for this purpose. ) BluTooth is a great way to synch files, etc. with your p/c.

I know that the fun for mobile website also has a games downloader..when you go to the page, click on the upload tab, on the left hand side of that page are options for difft stuff you can Upload to your handheld. Mobile phone Devices are very diverse so make sure you are uploading the proper file format.

 
say, i DL Audacity and cant "export as mp3..."? How do u unzip the LAME file? Im really not sure what the hell im doin! step-by-step would be helpful...Thanks

I apologize... I should have been more clear on what you are supposed to do with the LAME software. Go to Audacities web site.... click on the link to d/l LAME, when it asks if you want to save or open click on SAVE then choose the Audacity folder in program files (or wherever you downloaded the Audacity program-- I actually made a new folder under the aduacity program file and called it "LAME"...then saved the d/l to this location).

The next time you try and export as MP3 Audacity will ask you to point to the folder where you saved the program...

I am going to copy and paste this reply to the thread too.

If this doesnt work for you, pm me and I will see what I can do to help.

 
i upload ringtones to my phone directly from my computer via USB. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif FTW!
I do that with my computer with the memory card with mp3s, but I can't figure out how to get them to run as ringtones on my phone. Why verizon gotta be so difficult?

 
I do that with my computer with the memory card with mp3s, but I can't figure out how to get them to run as ringtones on my phone. Why verizon gotta be so difficult?
ummmm... verizon sux!

with the big V it is all about the money and what or how they can charge you extra... that's why they spend billions of dollars for programmers to build programs to prevent you from using anything but their service, yet the so called-services they have **** compared to the technology other companies are rollin out almost daily.... Verizon is not customer centric... if your contract is up... go take advantage of t-mobile-- their whole new slogan/goal is the customer experience... dont tell any one I told you... LOL

 
all you have to do is change a few lines of code in your firmware to activate everything that's been disabled by verizon.

phone firmware is more or less a long string of toggle-switches, with values that activate or deactivate different functionality of the phone.

Now if there was a way to make a verizon phone work with java rather than brew, that would seal the deal.

 
all you have to do is change a few lines of code in your firmware to activate everything that's been disabled by verizon.
phone firmware is more or less a long string of toggle-switches, with values that activate or deactivate different functionality of the phone.

Now if there was a way to make a verizon phone work with java rather than brew, that would seal the deal.
personal experience... lessons? PLEASE!? LOL... I have heard of hacking a phone like that but have never figured it out or had anyone show me...hence... I didn't discuss it... I would like to know tho'

 
all you have to do is change a few lines of code in your firmware to activate everything that's been disabled by verizon.
phone firmware is more or less a long string of toggle-switches, with values that activate or deactivate different functionality of the phone.

Now if there was a way to make a verizon phone work with java rather than brew, that would seal the deal.
Seriously dude, get at us and let us in. I got a LG9800. Too nice to not be able to get inside and do something. Show me how.

 
Hey, i don't have much general knowledge about cell phone hacks, i just searched around on the web, and found out what to do for my phone (a verizon-flagged motorola e815)

and basically, i switched a couple of things around and turned my phone into a "e815i" which is the international, unlocked version.

All i did was enable picture/video uploads/downloads via motorola phone tools/usb, and also adding ringtones and wallpapers via the memory card or the data cable. I know theres ways to activate the phone if it's flagged, change carriers (although i think verizon's the only CDMA carrier that's nationwide) and other such things.

Here's the walkthrough i used to convert MY phone, so you can see about how envolved it is. I just followed step-by-step, and it didn't take more than a half hour or so including downloading all the drivers/programs, installing said drivers and programs, and rebooting my phone a few times.

http://www.zdziarski.com/papers/e815seem.html

The phone still detects as a e815 under motorola phone tools, or any other cell phone management program, but all i have to do is tell the program it's really a e815i, and my phone plays along now.

Verizon had everything locked except text mesages and phonebook editing via the cable, and now i have full access to upload/download video, ringtones, wallpaper, calender entries, text messages, and even data (although i don't use this) to use your phone as a modem, if you have unlimited internet access via your phone.

Like i said, tho, i don't have much basic knowledge about what i did, i just followed someone else's instructions. If you were interested in finding info about your phone, check out http://www.cellphonehacks.com/ or fish around on google for info.

Some phones can be modified via bluetooth, but most need a data cable, which can be had on ebay for ~$5 including shipping.

Also, if you use verizon, you can't d/l games to your phone (unfortunately) because verizon uses a proprietary games-format called "BREW" which actually locks onto the serial # of the phone, so you can only backup/reinstall games that you've actually purchased. Any other provider just uses java-based games, however, which can be downloaded online, or via a torrent search engine, and then simply copied to the phone's ram. (i used to do this all the time with my p910i, when i had at&t)

 
dude its simple...

if its verizon...all you have to do is go to verizon's website and you can send txt or pix messages to any verizon phone for free. You can attatch basically anything you want. Pictures, small video files, small audio files. Then when you get the message just save it to your phone and set your ringer as it....

 
Oh yeah, just to let you know, I ran my phone over with my forklift at work when it fell out of my pocket:crying: , so I will be getting a lg9800M on monday via dhl.

Anybody know the difference between a 9800 and a 9800m?

 
dude its simple...
if its verizon...all you have to do is go to verizon's website and you can send txt or pix messages to any verizon phone for free. You can attatch basically anything you want. Pictures, small video files, small audio files. Then when you get the message just save it to your phone and set your ringer as it....
The text messages/data are not free to receieve, however.

So unless you've got the unlimited data package, you're gonna rack up a bill.

 
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