Create custom ringtones and notifications SIMPLY, and without apps!

[Guest glossywhite]

Here is a simple way to create custom ringtones and notifications on your OMC (and, I believe, most Android phones)

1/ If you don't already have them, create a folder named "ringtones" and another named "notifications" in the ROOT of your microSD card - MUST be lower case, and no spaces.

2/ Drag any .m4a or .mp3 files which you wish to be ringtones, to "ringtones" folder (duh!), and drag any you wish to be notifications to "notifications" folder.

Easy as pie! Who needs "Ringdroid"!

Edited November 18, 2011 by glossywhite

[Guest CyberSurfer]

Here is a simple way to create custom ringtones and notifications on your OMC (and, I believe, most Android phones)

1/ If you don't already have them, create a folder named "ringtones" and another named "notifications" in the ROOT of your microSD card - MUST be lower case, and no spaces.

2/ Drag any .m4a or .mp3 files which you wish to be ringtones, to "ringtones" folder (duh!), and drag any you wish to be notifications to "notifications" folder.

Easy as pie! Who needs "Ringdroid"!

Simples! Thanks!

[Guest glossywhite]

Simples! Thanks!

You're welcome! :)

God bless you!

[Guest 0mniknightz]

Just when i wondering how to make some and keep finding ringtones on internet. Thanks!! :lol::lol::lol:

[Guest Doman75]

On every android phone i have this never working, on the root of sdcard must a folder named "media" in there must be the folder "named "audio" and in them are the folders "ringtones" "notification" "alarms" "ui". e.g in the folder "alarms" are the tones for my alarms, everytime i install a new rom my alarmtones are available without doing anything.

greets

Doman

[Guest mike williams]

Here is a simple way to create custom ringtones and notifications on your OMC (and, I believe, most Android phones)

1/ If you don't already have them, create a folder named "ringtones" and another named "notifications" in the ROOT of your microSD card - MUST be lower case, and no spaces.

2/ Drag any .m4a or .mp3 files which you wish to be ringtones, to "ringtones" folder (duh!), and drag any you wish to be notifications to "notifications" folder.

Easy as pie! Who needs "Ringdroid"!

Sorry. Posted in error. Edited November 21, 2011 by mike williams