[ekimzirk]

I have a certain track off of a song that I want to separate from the rest of the song and convert it to a ringtone. I am not very good with this and would be willing to pay someone to complete this for me. If you are good at editing and willing to help me install this onto my phone I would be willing to pay a reasonable amount. PM me for details.

[danvicente]

save your bucks buddy, go to audiko.net and you can figure out the rest there

(if helpful hit thanks)

[morphiusrt]

iphoneringtonemaker works great, i have been charging iphone people for ringtones just to payback the cost of the app, well worth it in my opinion so easy.

and its only $7.50 i paid $15 for it

Efiko Software: iPhoneRingToneMaker

[opusandbill]

Originally Posted by ekimzirk

I have a certain track off of a song that I want to separate from the rest of the song and convert it to a ringtone. I am not very good with this and would be willing to pay someone to complete this for me. If you are good at editing and willing to help me install this onto my phone I would be willing to pay a reasonable amount. PM me for details.

you can also do this right in itunes it is easy.

Requirement, iTunes version 7.5 or above, iPhone Firmware 1.1.2 or above (that includes 2.0).

1. Ensure iTunes -> Preferences -> Advanced, Import Using is "AAC Encoder"


2. Right Click the song in iTunes Library and select "Get Info" and Choose option Tab and edit the Start Time and Stop Time as below
Remember that the selected range should be less than 40 seconds


3. Right Click the same song in iTunes Library and select "Convert Selection to AAC"


4. After converion a new song will be created in iTunes Library with the same name but the duration is the selected range in step 2. You can goto the "Recently added" playlist to find it, it will be on the top of Recently added

5. Right click the newly created song and select "Show in Finder"


6. Copy the newly created song to desktop and rename it from extension .m4a to .m4r


7. Drag the .m4r file back to iTunes Library and the song will be in the Ringtones section of the iTunes Library
Remember the name of the ringtone cannot be too long, less than 15 characters is OK, otherwise the ringtone cannot be synced to iPhone.


8. Goto the song that you have selected in step 2 and reset the Start and Stop Time.

9. Connection iPhone and enable the sync ringtone option, then the custom ringtone will be in the iPhone.

this how I added my ringtone.

[danvicente]

now pay us! :-p