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Guest mikey1234
Posted

right have been playing with the spv for about 2 months now

i think its great i understand alot about it............ now i dunno if im just thick but how the hell do i assign a ringtone to a contact in smart tones, been through all of it and i still dont understand someone help please! :oops:

Guest edwardan
Posted

u dont need smarttone to do that, if u go to your contacts and take one person u wanna have another ringtone, then edit him/her and go down to custom ring tone, choose what u want and tada!u dont need smarttone to do that, if u go to your contacts and take one person u wanna have another ringtone, then edit him/her and go down to custom ring tone, choose what u want and tada!

Guest mikey1234
Posted

sorry i know that but you cant do that from your storage card

so....back to the question

Guest edwardan
Posted

sure! u can just save the sound u like to use as a ringtone... open with smartexplore

Guest mikey1234
Posted

sorry but all it says in smart tones is set parameters but i still cant find where all my contacts are?

i am thick arent i

EDWARDAN plz could you do a step by step

cheers mate

atleast it will give you an excuse to play on the pc :)

Guest awarner [MVP]
Posted
sure! u can just save the sound u like to use as a ringtone... open with smartexplore

Just to clarify something here if you do the above it will save the sound

on your phone, not on the storage card.

I presume mikey1234 still want to have ringtones on the card otherwise he would not be using smart tones.

Guest mikey1234
Posted

thats correct awarner.............

i know how to assign a ringtone the normal way on my phone........

i just dont know how to us smart tones when i save a ringtone on my storage card i cant find my contacts in explore :)

Posted

Don't you just assign a directory on the SD card for your ringtones ?

Make a directory on the SD card called Ringtones (or other)

Place all your WAV's in the SD Ringtone Directory

The directory for these files will be called Storage CardRingtones

I changed the Ring path using the registry editor.

HKEY_CURRENT_USER, ControlPanel, SoundCategories, Ring

Edit 'Directory' and change from Windows to Storage CardRingtones

The WAV files should now show up on your Contact custom ringtones.

The only catch is that the phone will crash if you enter Settings-Sounds :evil: Oh well, you can't win them all :)

Guest mikey1234
Posted

thanks martin ill do that....

so what are we saying there is no application to assign ringtones to contacts from the storage card..............

so what is the point of smart tones? :x :x :x :x

sorry guys but ive spent the whole day converting mp3s to wav........ chopping them up with cool edit (about 40 of them)..........and now i cant assign them.... thats just great....maybe i should of seen if there was an application first before i done all that.....im sure ill get over it....could some developer knock a tool up to do this cheers

  • 8 months later...
Guest sinner
Posted
Don't you just assign a directory on the SD card for your ringtones ?

Make a directory on the SD card called Ringtones (or other)

Place all your WAV's in the SD Ringtone Directory

The directory for these files will be called Storage CardRingtones

I changed the Ring path using the registry editor.

HKEY_CURRENT_USER, ControlPanel, SoundCategories, Ring

Edit 'Directory' and change from Windows to Storage CardRingtones

The WAV files should now show up on your Contact custom ringtones.

The only catch is that the phone will crash if you enter Settings-Sounds  :evil: Oh well, you can't win them all  :P

Do as the above and it will crash your phone when you go to sounds/settings. That is what smart tones is for. Instead of going to settings/sound you use smart tones to change the sounds for events.

Guest awarner [MVP]
Posted

The initial post was about how to make custom ringtones for contacts from the storage card, this is still not possible.

The only solution is as martin posted but also as he stated it is not advisable as it makes the phone unstable.

Also another reason why it's best not to put ringtones on the storage card

is that when the battery gets low the phone stops reading the card in

order to save power.

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