Bakerman

Hi, I have been given a good .wav file which is now sitting on both my PC and Laptop and I want to put it onto a phone. The phone is a Motorola V525 which I think is WAP enabled etc BUT I have no idea on how to do it.

If anybody can help me that would be gggrrreeeaaatt.

Thanks

Diablo

Do your laptop and your phone have infra red ports?

popeye

Any chance of setting it to an ordinary, phone ringing sort of noise?

Cheers.

andrewdelvard

LMAO!

Bakerman

Not infra red, no.
My phone funnily enough does indeed go 'ring ring' but (obviously) this is for a girl !!

Tiggs

no....ring ring is for an adult.

anything else is for a child or someone who doesnt have access to a TV, stereo, HIFI, car radio, etc and therefore doesnt understand that there are better sounds in the world than those produced by your phone.

T

Brendan Hughes

Just got my first ever polyphonic phone.

I've missed a number of calls and messages. (And have set it to ring with the "old phone" ring ring, popeye will be pleased to hear).

Reason? Fancy polyphonic tones just don't cut through background noise like the 90's beep beep. Good in an office, not so good on a bus or street.

STi wanna Subaru

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Brendan. the P910i like most modern phones can play Mp3's as well so you can have any distinct sound as your ringtone. Polyphonic ringtones are simply midi files and as such don;t tend to be that 'aggresive' in their sound.

It does amuse me when people get on their high horse about phone ringtones

Brendan Hughes

Me not know difference - me just describe what me hear using trendy words

STi wanna Subaru

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