Then go to your iPhone, click the ringtones tab, and click Sync All Ringtones, then click the Sync or Apply button at the bottom of iTunesĢ0. Drag the song from your desktop to the area where your ringtones will be, before you drop the ringtone in there a little plus sign should show up, just drop it in the folderġ9. Make iTunes a small window and click the Ringtones section of your libraryġ8. The icon should change to have the iTunes logo and say Ring under the logoġ7. It will say that some files may not be usable or something when you change to.
There may be numbers before the name you can delete those if you want, but change the. Right click the song on your desktop and click renameġ4. Right click the new song and click copyġ3. A new song will appear and start playing, this is what your ringtone will beġ1. Right click the song in iTunes and click convert selection to AACġ0. In the box next to Stop Time, type the time you want the ringtone to stopĩ. In the box next to Start Time, type the time you want the ringtone to startħ. Check the boxes next to Start Time and Stop TimeĦ. Right click the song in iTunes and click Get Infoĥ. So, Can anyone in the UK with a PC create their own ringtone for their new iPhone. I also know that GarageBand offer a way around this, but to only Mac users. I already know that at the moment iTunes is not offering the option to create ringtones to those of us in the UK.
Listen to the song and choose a segment that you want your ringtone to be, you have to know the times, like 0:36-0:56, try to keep it less than 30 secondsģ. But i don't see anywhere, anyone answering the following questions. Once you have your ringtones you can undo this if it annoys you.Ģ. Before you start go into any folder and click Tools>Folder Options, then click the View tab and scrollĭown until you see a checkbox that says 'Hide Extensions for Known File Types' next to it, uncheck thatīox and click Apply.
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