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    Default How to make your own iPhone Ringtone and transfer it to your iPhone directly?

    How to make your own iPhone Ringtone and transfer it to your iPhone directly?

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    Exclamation Re: How to make your own iPhone Ringtone and transfer it to your iPhone directly?

    I have read an article about this.

    A) How to make iPhone Ringtones
    1. Open iTunes and select your favourite MP3 audio file.
    2. Right-click (Cmd-click for Macs) on this file in your library to bring up the context menu.
    3. Select Get Info
      This will open a new dialogue box showing various details about the audio file. Select the Options tab.
    4. Check the boxes next to both Start Time and Stop Time and enter the times you want your new ringtone to start and stop (the maximum length is 40 seconds) then click OK.
      This will return you to your music library.
    5. Right-click (Cmd-click) on the same music file again and this time select Convert Selection to AAC.
      iTunes will process this briefly and insert the new ringtone-sized file under the original file in your library.
    6. Right-click (Cmd-click) on the newly created file and select: "Show in Windows Explorer (or Finder on a Mac)"
    Now for the transfering

    just connect the iPhone and sync that ring tone.

    Not only does it save you a buck or two, it saves time and gives you your whole music collection to choose from!
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    Default Re: How to make your own iPhone Ringtone and transfer it to your iPhone directly?

    When you have an iTunes installed in your computer set, once you plug the connector of your iphone, you will notice at the left middle part of you iTunes a name. This is the name of your iPhone, upon connecting it, notice the bar at the center top signaling or telling you that iTunes is syncing with your iPhone, when done syncing, you can now proceed to whatever you needed to do.

    Thank you.
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