Anyone know where to find the old BT ring bell as a ringtone

[Guest BigRD]

I've been scouring the net looking for a Wav or MP3 of the old BT ring ring bell. Anyone come across it?

[Guest Disco Stu]

There are some on this site, though I couldn't find them by searching just now :?

So here's a couple I've collected :D

Old Ringers.zip

[Guest BigRD]

Fantastic just what I was looking for.

Thanks Disco Stu. I couldn't get the search function to work on the forums

[Guest MPXtricky]

I've been scouring the net looking for a Wav or MP3 of the old BT ring ring bell.  Anyone come across it?

This one *** here *** is the Bogs Dollocks and no mistake. Set the Script Value data string to:- apr in registry setting HKEY_CURRENT_USER/ControlPanel/Sounds/RingTone0. Reg setting survives a soft reset but reverts to a 3 second wait between rings if you use a different profile setting.

Just watch those heads turn!

[Guest MPXtricky]

...first two make the sound you used to hear when dialling someone else, and the third is 'Trimphone' American style. Retro ringtones abound

OtherRings.zip

[Guest BigRD]

Thanks for all the fantastic response. If you don't mind I used the Ringer.wav and edited by adding itself to the end a few times and ended up as the attached file.

LongerRinger.zip

[Guest MPXtricky]

that's cool, but after it's rung a few times you will get the annoying 3 second gap.... I would just love to have an app auto-set the registry script value for me each time the profile is changed... now there's an idea - anyone?

[Guest pisquee]

I originally recorded a long section of rings from the phone, and then used cool edit to shoose which of them sounded best and cut it down to the one ring - it looped perfectly, and so didn't need to be any more than one ring.

Editing the xml of the profiles works better than hacking the regitry, as it remains when switching between different profiles.

[Guest MPXtricky]

gissa clue then mate - post the xml please

[Guest pisquee]

Quoted from my original posting of the ringtone ...

"This applies to E200 - not sure of difference with other Voyager models, original SPV, or other Smartphone devices.

Connect your phone to your computer via active sync.

Go to Explore your phone

Storage>Application Data>Profiles

In here you will find the xml files for your profiles.

What you need to do is copy them to your PC to edit them.

Open them up and you want to remove "w3" from the line

a = audio (guess)

v0 = vibrate

w3 = wait 3 seconds

r = repeat (guess)

You could also get a registry editor, and edit Current User>Control Panel>Sounds>Ringtone0 and there is a script in there with the "av0pw3r" string in it to edit ... though i think that this gets reset if you change ringtone, or maybe even everytime you change profile.

Hope this helps. "

[Guest MPXtricky]

ahhhhhhhhhh - I know about the registry hack and now the xml too - thanks!!!!!

[Guest x2c4u]

a = audio (guess)

v0 = vibrate

w3 = wait 3 seconds

r = repeat (guess)

the string is "av0pw3r" what does p stands for?

[Guest pisquee]

not sure!