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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / ATT Wireless / February 2008iPhone Ringtone
Is the iPhone ring tone used in the commercials on the phone? Doesn't sound like one of the ones on the phone.  SignatureOur lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter. Martin Luther King Jr. Education is good, but a wise man uses common sense. Sandford D. Clark >Is the iPhone ring tone used in the commercials on the phone? Doesn't sound >like one of the ones on the phone Thats one of the reasons I dont have an iPhone. You cant make and add your own ringtones without Apple trying to charge you. On My Sony I have Flintphone ringtone. It's (I hope) attached here. >>Is the iPhone ring tone used in the commercials on the phone? Doesn't >>sound [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > On My Sony I have Flintphone ringtone. It's (I hope) attached here. No attachment Ron. Not sure if you can add ringtones to the iPhone or not, I was just curious if the one used in commercials was on the phone. Thanks for the response. >>>Is the iPhone ring tone used in the commercials on the phone? Doesn't >>>sound [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >was just curious if the one used in commercials was on the phone. Thanks for >the response. Yopu can add ringtones (at a cost) through itunes, or through 3rd party software that has to be updated after every firmware upgrade. >>Is the iPhone ring tone used in the commercials on the phone? Doesn't >>sound [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > On My Sony I have Flintphone ringtone. It's (I hope) attached here. You can add your own ring tone's to an iPhone. My friend does it all the time. He just copy's them to the device and selects them in the menu. > Thats one of the reasons I dont have an iPhone. You cant make and add > your own ringtones without Apple trying to charge you. That's incorrect (at least if you are on a Mac). You can make ring tones in GarageBand, and export them to iTunes, where they are made available to your iPhone, with no attempt to charge you. Your GarageBand composition can include songs from iTunes, as long as they are not songs purchased from the iTunes Store. So, any CDs you've ripped, or songs you've purchased from, say, Amazon, will work just fine in ring tones made from GarageBand. (I'm not sure if iTunes Store songs that don't have DRM will work or not). (And songs you've purchased from the iTunes Store can be used in GarageBand if you jump through a simple hoop: export the song to an audio CD-R or CD-RW, and rip it back, to strip the DRM). Signature--Tim Smith >> Is the iPhone ring tone used in the commercials on the phone? >> Doesn't sound like one of the ones on the phone > > Thats one of the reasons I dont have an iPhone. You cant make and add > your own ringtones without Apple trying to charge you. Except that you can. SignatureMike > >Is the iPhone ring tone used in the commercials on the phone? Doesn't sound > >like one of the ones on the phone > > Thats one of the reasons I dont have an iPhone. You cant make and add > your own ringtones without Apple trying to charge you. You don't know anything about iphones if you say you can't make or add your own ringtones. I'm sure your other reasons are just as uneducated. I simply asked about a ring tone. still haven't got an answer. >> >Is the iPhone ring tone used in the commercials on the phone? Doesn't >> >sound [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > You don't know anything about iphones if you say you can't make or add > your own ringtones. I'm sure your other reasons are just as uneducated. > Thats one of the reasons I dont have an iPhone. You cant make and add > your own ringtones without Apple trying to charge you. sure you can, what in the world are you thinking? there are plenty of ways to add ringtones for free to an iPhone. http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/itoner/ http://www.wired.com/software/coolapps/news/2007/09/ringtone_hacks --- by the way, you mean the "Record Companies" not Apple charging you. Apple has no choice in the matter. they are only the "distributor", they don't OWN the songs! so please get your facts straight. geeesh! - > --- by the way, you mean the "Record Companies" not Apple charging you. > Apple has no choice in the matter. they are only the "distributor", they > don't OWN the songs! so please get your facts straight. So you're saying the record companies charge Apple the entire $0.99, and Apple, for the benefit of their loyal customers, makes absolutely NO profit on the "ringtone conversions"- just on the original song purchase? > > --- by the way, you mean the "Record Companies" not Apple charging you. > > Apple has no choice in the matter. they are only the "distributor", they [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Apple, for the benefit of their loyal customers, makes absolutely NO profit > on the "ringtone conversions"- just on the original song purchase? no. i'm saying that Apple has "no choice" but to sell a song "twice" if someone wants a portion of a song for an iphone ringtone. again, apple is just a distributor, they don't "own" the songs TODD. You can indeed make ringtones on both Mac and PC's and import them t iTunes. It is a fairly simple process! I WILL NOT pay for ringtones -- chend *PANTIES AREN'T THE BEST THING IN LIFE, THEY'RE NEXT TO THE BES THING! |
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