Audiovox CDM-9900
PLEASE HELP CANT GET RINGERS ON 9900
I have tried everything and I feel I am just dumb and not doing something right...Please someone give me Step by Step directions to get ringers on my 9900...I would really appreciate anyones help on this matter....PS this is my first post....
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you have to go to "get it now". Its the nav button to the right of the "ok" button. Then click on the shopping cart and select get tones
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No I dont want gik ringers I want to put mp3 ringers on there i know they have to be changed to MID but they still arent working...
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read some threads from the past few days. they are pretty detailed as to the steps you need to follow to make them work. let us know if those steps work/dont work.
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I have read the posts and they still arent working for me I dont know what the hell I am doing wrong..So i thought if someone was kind enough to give me detailed step by step instructions, i would be able to do something....PLEASE HELP ME the ringers are the one thing driving me nuts with this phone other wise its great.....
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why not just record a voice memo of the mp3? worked good for me and free...
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1) Downloaded http://www.logiccell.com/~mp3trim/ to trim my mp3's to 25 seconds long. I called my cell and the timer on my landline phone indicated roughly 26 seconds till voicemail.
1) I downloadedhttp://www.acoustica.com/ to convert mp3's to wavs and vise versa.
2) Then you just decode your mp3's to wav
3) Encode them back to mp3 at your choice of rate, i chose 32bits @ 24k.
4) Go to windows explorer and change the extension of the mp3 to .mid.
5) My files were about 110kb which is good.
6) Opened www.vzpix.com and emailed them to my phone as attachemnts.
7) Opened up the email on the phone, saved the sound, and it automatically saved it as a ringer. Although with a wierd name. Anyhow the ×××× works, and it sound...
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1) I downloadedhttp://www.acoustica.com/ to convert mp3's to wavs and vise versa.
2) Then you just decode your mp3's to wav
3) Encode them back to mp3 at your choice of rate, i chose 32bits @ 24k.
4) Go to windows explorer and change the extension of the mp3 to .mid.
5) My files were about 110kb which is good.
6) Opened www.vzpix.com and emailed them to my phone as attachemnts.
7) Opened up the email on the phone, saved the sound, and it automatically saved it as a ringer. Although with a wierd name. Anyhow the ×××× works, and it sound...
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