Ringtones?

[lilclerk]

Looks like Myxer changed its website
http://www.myxertones.com/search/all/?q=epcot

Do you have a usb cord or anything to transfer files from your computer to your phone? That's how I get my ringtones.

 

[EPCOT Explorer]

w00t!1!

Thanks, lilclerk!:wave:

 

[lilclerk]

No problem! It's weird, it looks the same, but for some reason that first link doesn't work anymore :shrug:

 

[FutureBelle93]

okay yes i have a usb so ill be doing that. Thanx for the site!

 

[Disney_Freak429]

Yes, I have been slacking a bit on making tones as of late. I've been wanting to do some DAK ones but have not had much time. So anything that is needed just send me a request. You should still be able to search by my sn here to find all the tones.

 

[FutureBelle93]

Hmm i cnt download them on my phone. Grrr

 

[Rob562]

Verizon locks up their phones pretty tightly, and it's fairly difficult to get ringtones onto your phone unless you buy them from Verizon.

I found a program online called BitPim. I bought a $3 data cable for my phone from ebay. I then edited the MP3 files I wanted to use into ringtones, loaded them onto a mini-SD memory card in my phone, and BitPim told my phone where to look for the files to use as ringers.

I have almost 50 ring/alert tones on my phone, about 20 of which are Disney-related.

The only downside is that my phone seems to "forget" about the custom ringtones whenever I power off my phone. (And then if the phone tries to use the file to ring, it's as if the phone was in silent mode) The files are still there, but I need to connect my phone back up to the program and do a 30-second procedure to get my phone to see them again. So whenever I fly I need to remember to put the phone in "Standalone" mode (to turn off all cell communication) rather than turn it off.

-Rob

 

[FutureBelle93]

Verizon locks up their phones pretty tightly, and it's fairly difficult to get ringtones onto your phone unless you buy them from Verizon.

I found a program online called BitPim. I bought a $3 data cable for my phone from ebay. I then edited the MP3 files I wanted to use into ringtones, loaded them onto a mini-SD memory card in my phone, and BitPim told my phone where to look for the files to use as ringers.

I have almost 50 ring/alert tones on my phone, about 20 of which are Disney-related.

The only downside is that my phone seems to "forget" about the custom ringtones whenever I power off my phone. (And then if the phone tries to use the file to ring, it's as if the phone was in silent mode) The files are still there, but I need to connect my phone back up to the program and do a 30-second procedure to get my phone to see them again. So whenever I fly I need to remember to put the phone in "Standalone" mode (to turn off all cell communication) rather than turn it off.

-Rob

Thanx! Verizon does lock their phones up really tight which is why i couldn't download the ringtones. Hopefully now it will work.