Guest pyke Posted July 11, 2003 Report Posted July 11, 2003 i'm sorry if it seems that i'm cross posting but the problem i posted about the normal profile by midnight isnt visible enough to be seen on that topic. i already copied the normal profile on my profiles folder but i cant seem to have the option of setting the ringtones on my sd card.i'd appreciate any suggestions.again,sorry for cross posting.thanks
Guest martin Posted July 11, 2003 Report Posted July 11, 2003 To run ringtones from the SD card you need to use the registry editor to edit Ringetone0 and point it to Storage Card. Have you looked at the Sound Tweaks section in Registry Tweaks.
Guest pyke Posted July 11, 2003 Report Posted July 11, 2003 To run ringtones from the SD card you need to use the registry editor to edit Ringetone0 and point it to Storage Card. Have you looked at the Sound Tweaks section in Registry Tweaks. that's what i thought i should do but it was clearly stated by midnight that there is no need for the registry editor.take a look at this...... http://smartphone.modaco.com/viewtopic.php...er=asc&start=15
Guest martin Posted July 11, 2003 Report Posted July 11, 2003 Your right hottee_male - it's another tweaky app by midnight. I hadn't seen this file but I've installed it now. Basically download and unzip normal.prof to the PC. Copy normal.prof from the PC to SPV directory IPSM/Application Data/Profiles and overwrite the existing file. Goto Programs - Settings -Profiles and edit Normal. Change Strorage Card to Storage Card(filename.wav) Does this help ?
Guest pyke Posted July 11, 2003 Report Posted July 11, 2003 Your right hottee_male - it's another tweaky app by midnight. I hadn't seen this file but I've installed it now. Basically download and unzip normal.prof to the PC. Copy normal.prof from the PC to SPV directory IPSM/Application Data/Profiles and overwrite the existing file. Goto Programs - Settings -Profiles and edit Normal. Change Strorage Card to Storage Card(filename.wav) Does this help ? was it able to work on yours? where do i see the "storage card" that i have to rename?is it the storage card that i see in smart explorer?sorry for being such a klutz in this.
Guest martin Posted July 11, 2003 Report Posted July 11, 2003 was it able to work on yours? where do i see the "storage card" that i have to rename?is it the storage card that i see in Smart Explorer?sorry for being such a klutz in this. You must have the new normal.prov file copied to the SPV and a saved wav file on your SD card. For this example we'll use song.wav From the SPV goto Programs - Settings - Profiles. Highlight Normal (which should also be ticked) and then Menu - edit. You should see Name: Normal Ring type: Vibrate and ring Storage Card Change Storage Card to Storage Cardsong.wav Or if you had put song.wav in a directory called Wavs on the SD card then you would change it to Storage CardWavssong.wav
Guest pyke Posted July 11, 2003 Report Posted July 11, 2003 You must have the new normal.prov file copied to the SPV and a saved wav file on your SD card. For example song.wav From the SPV goto Programs - Settings - Profiles. Highlight Normal (which should also be ticked) and then Menu - edit. You should see Name: Normal Ring type: Vibrate and ring Storage Card Change Storage Card to Storage Cardsong.wav i think i have real problem. i dont see storage card when i try to edit the "normal" profile
Guest martin Posted July 11, 2003 Report Posted July 11, 2003 You should have unzipped the file Normal.prov to the PC and then copied it to Mobile Device - IPSM/Application Data/Profiles and said YES to overwrite existing file. If you go to the Normal.prof file on the SPV with Windows Explorer then does that file have todays date on it ?
Guest pyke Posted July 11, 2003 Report Posted July 11, 2003 You should have unzipped the file Normal.prov to the PC and then copied it to Mobile Device - IPSM/Application Data/Profiles and said YES to overwrite existing file. If you go to the Normal.prof file on the SPV with Windows Explorer then does that file have todays date on it ? i went to the properties and yup, it has today's date on it.why?
Guest martin Posted July 11, 2003 Report Posted July 11, 2003 When you first copied the file to the SPV - did it ask you to overwrite an existing file ? Is it possible that your SPV keeps the original Normal.prov in another directory.
Guest pyke Posted July 11, 2003 Report Posted July 11, 2003 When you first copied the file to the SPV - did it ask you to overwrite an existing file ? Is it possible that your SPV keeps the original Normal.prov in another directory. dude,i see it now.thank you so much for the help.i really appreciate it.i'll remember you,martin.thank you for being so kind. :) ;) :D
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