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i'll do the work i just need some help i tried so much stuff, someone please give me something that works and makes it to your phone, i want to make my own ringtones please help step by step, someone that has the PM8200 and makes their own rings, appreciate the help guys
skeeter
10-08-2005, 12:36 AM
what kind of ringers will your phone play?
have u check this sites faq or any other tutorials?
laursifer
10-08-2005, 12:49 AM
I would imagine your phone would take QCP ringtones. Everything you need to know is in the following thread:
heres the deal guys i do have to make them qcp or whatever and i do that, i cut it with wavepad fine, but i use CMX studio to convert it, i have tried pvc converter but i cant figure it out, ill try it again but please tell me the steps from the wavepad to the converter to my phone.
laursifer
10-08-2005, 03:02 PM
If you look in that link above, just use those steps. They would be almost exactly the same with the programs you're using.
You haven't exactly told us what the problem is that you're having, so I can't really help you out any more than pointing you to that link.
blackmamba78
10-09-2005, 04:18 PM
i have a pm8200 and it works just fine.
Put your .wav on the desktop to make things more accessible.
1st, I open Sound Recorder from under the Start menu under Accessories>Entertainment to edit the file, cut down to what I want. Then go under File Go to Properties, then Convert Now, then make sure Format = PCM and Attributes = 8.000 kHz, 16bit, Mono. Click OK and make sure you go back to File > Save to save the changes.
Next with pvconverter (keep the folder on your desktop to make it quicker). The edited .wav from the 1st step should be on your desktop. Drag the wav onto pvconv.exe (in the pvconverter folder) and a .qcp to upload to your phone will be sittin right on the desktop.
Go to the focus page and send to the phone.
did you have any luck yet?
skeeter
10-09-2005, 05:56 PM
heres the deal guys i do have to make them qcp or whatever and i do that, i cut it with wavepad fine, but i use CMX studio to convert it, i have tried pvc converter but i cant figure it out, ill try it again but please tell me the steps from the wavepad to the converter to my phone.
i use the sound recorder (windows) after wavepad. works great for me. i suggest u use that instead of CMX. after that just drag and drop the file into the pvc converter and that's it. the output will be a qcp file.
then use an uploader to send it to your phone
untouchabull40
10-11-2005, 09:00 AM
Thanx guys finally got it, this site is the s!@% everyone is so helpful, does anyone have a ton of qcp's and are currently sharing?
diazvicious
10-13-2005, 04:47 AM
I happen to have "a ton" of qcp ringtones... what type of ringtones did you have in mind?
untouchabull40
10-13-2005, 07:38 AM
I like funny movie quotes from movies like anchorman or austin powers, stuff like that, stuff that makes you laugh when your phone rings.
diazvicious
10-13-2005, 05:40 PM
unless you have the cuts that you like, I can't really do anything. I wouldn 't know where to get them. I have Family Guy rintones thats about it. So if you have any files that you want converted pm me and I'll hook you up.
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