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how to transfer ringtones from iPhone 4S to PC?

August 10th, 2013 2 comments

Hello,
I used iPhone ringtone Maker to make some good ringtones for my new iPhone 4S. But in case of losing them one day, I want to backup iPhone 4S ringtones to computer. Who can give me a way to transfer my ringtones to PC?

Apple iTunes can’t help me transfer any files from iphone to pc, ringtones is no exception. But I have find a tool – iPhone 4S ringtones Transfer, which can transfer all your ringtones as music from iPhone to computer.

Wanting to get the usage, please refer to the following article:

http://www.iphone5transfer.net/transfer-ringtones-from-iphone-to-computer.html

can somebody offer me a serial number of iphone ringtone maker?

April 24th, 2013 1 comment

if you are really nice, please offer me a serial number of iphone ringtone maker?

I dont know I always get ringtones from
http://www.dingdongringtones.com

Can someone give me some suggestions about what kind of iphone ringtone maker is a better choice?

April 16th, 2013 3 comments

I want to convert audio/video files into m4r iphone ringtone which can be directly transfered on my iphone without itune.

http://www.createringtones.net

How to have full version of iPhone ringtone maker? If someone have can you share serial with me?(”,)v?

April 14th, 2013 2 comments

Sorry if you find this pathetic or improper. I just don’t want to buy software for this and now I can’t find way to have full-crack or serials for iPhone ringtone maker. Anyway thanks for those who will reply.;)

Just use iRinger
it is free and does the job properly
search it up on google

IPhone ringtones?

May 17th, 2012 3 comments

Hi all. I have went to a website where you can get wallpaper and ringtones for your IPHONE. The wallpaper works fine, my questions is, when I pick a ringtone, it sends it to my phone in a text message, then it just plays in quicktime when I click the link. How do I get this to go to my ringtones folder or set it as my ringer?

you need to download them to your pc, then sync the folder with your ringtones with itunes.
i use http://www.myfreeiphone.co.uk they have loads of ringtones to download and more games you could need all free.
also a ringtone maker so you can make ringtones from your mp3’s

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February 25th, 2012 5 comments

Apple has always been a producer of software and hardware that has great appeal to those that consider themselves unconventional. That should be enough of a hint to the vast popularity of the ringtones for iPhone right now and the personalization of these mobile phones. There is a price attached to it, but people have many choices when it comes to the personalization of their iPhone.

The iTunes users can presently customize their sound tracks and they can even create their own iPhone ringtones. Now the iPhone comes equipped with a ringtone maker, which lets the user pick one of the hundreds of thousands of songs that the iTunes Store has.

On this site you can pay 99 cents for any song that has a bell next to it. That bell means that it can be converted to a ringtone. First, you pay for the song and you buy it. Then, the new owner can play any part of that song and add special effects to it, while keeping only 30 seconds of it to form the ringtone.

You pay another 99 cents for the ringtone, so it costs you $1.98 to create an iPhone ringtone through iTunes. If you go buy your ringtone from somewhere else, it will cost you $2.49, so this is a bit cheaper. After you buy your new ringtone, you sync the iPhone to the system and you download it. Easy!

Experts from the industry are talking and arguing on how effective the cost is, but users don’t seem to be too impressed. The problem is that users don’t want to pay twice for a song.

Because if you pay for the song to own it, you have to pay again to make it a ringtone. While $1.98 is a good price, the fact that you already own the song and you’re not allowed to use it as a ringtone unless you buy it again is a problem for most people.

Some people are actually talking about using the iPod manually, by choosing a song and playing it when the iPhone vibrates or rings. This is because this way it’s legal and iPhone users don’t have to pay an extra dollar for a song to make it a ringtone.

Of course, as you would expect, there are plenty of tips online to work around this problem. Some say that it would be enough to buy the iToner for $15 and use it to convert songs into ringtones, so you don’t have to pay a dollar for each song.

There are even forums that deal with these activities. Some suggest that it’s enough to simply change the extension of an iTunes song to that of a ringtone. So, take the AAC music files and manually change their extension to M4R (that ringtones have). That’s it, you can sync the iPhone and take the ringtones.

Ricky Lim

Iphone Ringtones Download – Download Unlimited Iphone Ringtones

February 14th, 2012 5 comments

Apple has always been a producer of software and hardware that has great appeal to those that consider themselves unconventional. That should be enough of a hint to the vast popularity of the ringtones for iPhone right now and the personalization of these mobile phones. There is a price attached to it, but people have many choices when it comes to the personalization of their iPhone.

The iTunes users can presently customize their sound tracks and they can even create their own iPhone ringtones. Now the iPhone comes equipped with a ringtone maker, which lets the user pick one of the hundreds of thousands of songs that the iTunes Store has.

On this site you can pay 99 cents for any song that has a bell next to it. That bell means that it can be converted to a ringtone. First, you pay for the song and you buy it. Then, the new owner can play any part of that song and add special effects to it, while keeping only 30 seconds of it to form the ringtone.

You pay another 99 cents for the ringtone, so it costs you $1.98 to create an iPhone ringtone through iTunes. If you go buy your ringtone from somewhere else, it will cost you $2.49, so this is a bit cheaper. After you buy your new ringtone, you sync the iPhone to the system and you download it. Easy!

Experts from the industry are talking and arguing on how effective the cost is, but users don’t seem to be too impressed. The problem is that users don’t want to pay twice for a song.

Because if you pay for the song to own it, you have to pay again to make it a ringtone. While $1.98 is a good price, the fact that you already own the song and you’re not allowed to use it as a ringtone unless you buy it again is a problem for most people.

Some people are actually talking about using the iPod manually, by choosing a song and playing it when the iPhone vibrates or rings. This is because this way it’s legal and iPhone users don’t have to pay an extra dollar for a song to make it a ringtone.

Of course, as you would expect, there are plenty of tips online to work around this problem. Some say that it would be enough to buy the iToner for $15 and use it to convert songs into ringtones, so you don’t have to pay a dollar for each song.

There are even forums that deal with these activities. Some suggest that it’s enough to simply change the extension of an iTunes song to that of a ringtone. So, take the AAC music files and manually change their extension to M4R (that ringtones have). That’s it, you can sync the iPhone and take the ringtones.

Ricky Lim