I cant beleave how utterly awful the builtin "ring" tones are on the iPhone.
I tried looking for ways to get ringtones from iTunes, but all I see are ways to convert music into ring tones.
I just want to find some NORMAL ringers to put on mine.

There may be an easier way out there, but this is what i found through reading random posts.
I use iPhoneBrowser which i downloaded free it allows you to get into the areas your not meant to i guess.
Won't work if your phones not jailbroken!
And you'll need a splitter, i use Cool MP3 Splitter. It's alright, but you might want to ask around i couldn't find a freeware one any where at the time.

Basicly you use the splitter to cut down the song etc, then put it in itunes & convert the format over to AAC and then use iphonebrowser to put ringtone in iphone.
This should give you a rough idea, but if you search all the posts you might find something easier.

Originally Posted by jtice

I cant beleave how utterly awful the builtin "ring" tones are on the iPhone.
I tried looking for ways to get ringtones from iTunes, but all I see are ways to convert music into ring tones.
I just want to find some NORMAL ringers to put on mine.

I found a lot of nextel ringers here
http://www.mobile41.com/mp3_page5.htm
have to be converted though, but those are good old ringtones to me

volkspost

Originally Posted by jooo

There may be an easier way out there, but this is what i found through reading random posts.
I use iPhoneBrowser which i downloaded free it allows you to get into the areas your not meant to i guess.
Won't work if your phones not jailbroken!
And you'll need a splitter, i use Cool MP3 Splitter. It's alright, but you might want to ask around i couldn't find a freeware one any where at the time.

Basicly you use the splitter to cut down the song etc, then put it in itunes & convert the format over to AAC and then use iphonebrowser to put ringtone in iphone.
This should give you a rough idea, but if you search all the posts you might find something easier.

do the same but after converting to aac change folder options to show file extention
aac files are .m4a just rename m4a to m4r and add it to itunes and surprise it actually adds to ringtone library and when u sink it adds the ringtones to the iphone

I use a free app for the iphone called sendsong and just pick a track from my library on my iphone .

For all those who have version less than 1.1.3 and still want to install Sendsong the following method will be helpful.

1.Download SendSong-0.30.zip from http://ericasadun.com/ftp/Applications/SendSong/
2.Login the iphone using winscp http://limitededitioniphone.com/wind...p-with-iphone/
3.Use "alpine" for authentiating and "dottie" for logginging into iphone
4.Copy the unzipped contents to the applications folder.
5.To set file permissions(CHMOD) right click on the folder or file and select properties.
6.change the Octal to 0755 for sendsong and 0644 for the rest of the files.
7.Disconnect winscp
8.Restart the phone