Text sound to ringtone?

363man

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Ok so I have a :motdroidhoriz: and when someone sends me a sound all I can do is just listen to it and I dont know how to make it a ringtone, this is really pissing me off and I have already wasted $3 on a ringtone and dont know how to freaking make it a freaking ringtone! :icon_evil::icon_evil::icon_evil::icon_evil::icon_evil::icon_evil::icon_evil:
 
This should help:

Accessing new ringtones on Droid - Verizon | Forums and Blogs - Verizon Community

Now, if I am understanding him right, he is saying that he downloaded a ringtong from the My Verizon store. When you download ringtones from that store, it is sent to you on your phone via text message. I have a Motorola Droid and I figured out how to get the file from there. It's actually very simple, but not obvious at all. Essentially, the text message comes from verizon and shows that you have an attachment with that message. However, when you go in the message, you can touch the large play button and listen to it, but there is no option to record it or save it as a ringtone. The solution is this: Press and Hold your finger on the TEXT BODY below the large Play Button. That will then give you the menu option to Save as Ringtone. After that, it's just a matter of going into your ringtone settings and setting it as your ringtone. To be honest, it's the least obvious solution of all the options I attempted, but that's how you do it. Cheers.

Otherwise, from the same link:

If you already have music files you'd like to use for ringtones, alarms, notifications, etc. Connect your device to your PC, on the device, got to USB, then mount the SD card. Now on the root of SD card create the following folders by type, they are as follows:

Notifications: media/audio/notifications
Ringtones: media/audio/ringtones
Alarms: media/audio/alarms

After you unmount the card and disconnect, when the phone refreshes all your ringtones, alarms, notifications, etc. will show in the affiliated display.

If you run into complications, have a look through the thread linked at the top.
 
Wow thanks so much that was pretty easy and now I feel like an idiot.
 
:)

Here is some added info from the same thread, in case it doesnt show up as a ringtone:

Go to your applications and touch on Music. Once in music, touch on menu and you should find your ringtone there. Touch set as ringtone and the rest is easy...If you downloaded multiple ringtones touch on the music symbol on the bottom right of your screen adn that should bring up all of your ringtones. Touch one, pause it, touch menu and then a box pops up to choose contact or phone ringtone.
 
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