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I was trying to add my own ringtone by uploading it through the site. It adds to the site, you can preview it just fine. But then it says that the file is too big when I try to download it to my phone. When the .wav file was only 345kbs. If that is too large, what program will allow me to change the quality of the file?
DcDave63
10-04-2004, 03:53 PM
You can just shorten the file by using Windows Sound Recorder
Or you can use the Winamp (ver 2.??) and use the output file, with the equalizer settings adjusted to change it as well.
There are other options available, if you do a search on "wav convert"
groenjester
10-04-2004, 07:28 PM
I was trying to add my own ringtone by uploading it through the site. It adds to the site, you can preview it just fine. But then it says that the file is too big when I try to download it to my phone. When the .wav file was only 345kbs. If that is too large, what program will allow me to change the quality of the file?
Try using .qcp for the ringtone. Just convert the .wav file to .qcp with Qualcom PureVoice.
Groenjester
phatguy471
12-14-2004, 06:58 PM
There is something wrong with there site I used it when it was in beta and it worked fine ever since it went to pay its messed up.
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