iPhone 3.0 ftw!
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From: charlotte, nc
mike there is a way to make your own ringtones out of any song/sound file you can find.
in short you just convert the file to AAC, then change the extension on the file to .m4r the load it back into itunes and it shows up in your ringtones folder.
ill post a link later when i find it.
in short you just convert the file to AAC, then change the extension on the file to .m4r the load it back into itunes and it shows up in your ringtones folder.
ill post a link later when i find it.
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From: Jenkintown
Originally Posted by suprmonky73,Jun 18 2009, 11:58 AM
mike there is a way to make your own ringtones out of any song/sound file you can find.
in short you just convert the file to AAC, then change the extension on the file to .m4r the load it back into itunes and it shows up in your ringtones folder.
ill post a link later when i find it.
in short you just convert the file to AAC, then change the extension on the file to .m4r the load it back into itunes and it shows up in your ringtones folder.
ill post a link later when i find it.
The way to trim down songs is to enter the serial for Quicktime pro, and you can edit the songs and resave as shorter versions.
Also a bunch of utilities out there to make ringtones from your existing music collection.
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as of not it will not tether, capability is not offered. i believe it will be offered as an additional fee since you will be abusing their network towers more than usual 
and don, to do ringtones you go into itunes and right click on the song you want. click "get info" then go to the "options" tab, then you can select where you want the song to begin and end. then once you have your clip you can do the other steps. when your done, reset the clip to be the whole song on the original file and voila
and don, to do ringtones you go into itunes and right click on the song you want. click "get info" then go to the "options" tab, then you can select where you want the song to begin and end. then once you have your clip you can do the other steps. when your done, reset the clip to be the whole song on the original file and voila
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From: Lafayette Hill
Originally Posted by GTI_JAY,Jun 18 2009, 04:38 PM
You can buy a 2G iPhone and I can unlock and jailbreak it. I did mine in about 5 minutes. It's real simple!! 
By the way, I saw your post on golfmkv.com a few days ago about the BSH BT kit that is inspired by the S2000. You def a a valid point after reading what you were saying
By the way, I saw your post on golfmkv.com a few days ago about the BSH BT kit that is inspired by the S2000. You def a a valid point after reading what you were saying
btw, i don't think i wrote the post you are referring to (in fact i know i didnt't
)....there was be another pup73 out there!-c
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From: never never land
Originally Posted by GTI_JAY,Jun 18 2009, 11:36 AM
You need to save all the $$ you get and throw it towards the S. Spending worthless money on a phone you basically already have seems senseless 
I am about to spot you 5K so you can finish your car. I'll just accept 1 lump sum payment of 6K
I am about to spot you 5K so you can finish your car. I'll just accept 1 lump sum payment of 6K
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From: fuuuuuuuuu
Originally Posted by kndonlee,Jun 18 2009, 06:25 PM
Tethering not offered on AT&T yet. You can get itby uploading new carrier settings though.