anyone come up with a way to have different ring tones for different days? would be cool to have ones that during the week are work acceptable, then on the weekends change it up, say since football is around the corner, wouldn't mind the Michigan fight song as my ring tone on Saturdays, but all the time would get old quick (if they suck again this year it will get old even quicker).
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hi ppl
now that almost the whole departement here has mda2s, it's really annoying because everyone seems to use the same ringtone
so i did search the net for different telefone rings ... but was not too lucky. maybe someone has some ring tones for me ... i'd like to have a REAL phone ring tone - no fancy star trek sound or something like that. just some different ring-ring
looking really forward to some help...
thanks in advance
servus ize|man
just about every wav file and wma you can think of can be used
here are some
http://www.yorch.net/ringtones.htm
you can also record your own ring tones if you like
it's just sampled sound
hmmm that was a good start
but the problem is, that almost all "real" phone rings are the same as integrated in my MDA. so nothing really new.
i know that i could just record my own phone and use that wav file. but then i can't tell between the ring of my mobile and my normal phone at home, when one of them is ringing.
that's why i was hoping for anyone else who already recorded his phone at home (or work) which surely would sound different from those i have here around me.
thanks ...
servus ize|man
well i think that you can use mid (polyphonic ring tones) aswell like the normal cellphones if you can find a site with ring tones for normal cellphones you got a big pile of them
I'm interested in having as my ringtone a UK telephone ringback tone. the ring i want is the ringing one would here while on a UK house phone after having dialed and waiting for the other side to answer. the sound was made famous in the closing seconds of pink floyd's "young lust" song. i can mp3-trim from that track but i'm not an expert enough to separate out the ringing from the music and speaking. there are two instances of the UK double ring that could be isolated if anyone on the forums is an expert.
is this ringtone available anywhere or can someone make it?
thanks in advance.
Hi. I have a Touch HD on TMobile (original rom - ain't got the guts to change it!). Does anyone out there know how to incease the amount of times the phone rings before I answer? Many times by the time I have unclipped it from my belt & opened it the call has gone - it only rings a few times!
Thanks,
Phil G (Wales)
I believe that is something that is controlled by the network, not the phone. T-Mobile sets some time value for how long to ring a phone (not #of rings), after which the call automatically gets forward over to VoiceMail.
Let me just say I really appreciate the work that a lot of you are putting into custom ROMs. I've been playing with a few on my Fuze, found some I liked, some I didn't, some work well, others not so well. One thing I notice though, in all that I have run, basic ring tones have been eliminated (from the ones that I have tried
So, does any body have some basic rings, some that are particularly loud maybe. Problem is, I am half deaf and heavy sleeper, and have to use my phone for on-call. I use the ones that are called like "classic ring" or "old ring" Just basic anoying rings. The musical ones never seem to wake me or are particularly as loud as basic rings.
Thanks!!
No-one else? Oh well, Here you go then...
Cool Thanks, that's a good one. Anymore...
Nah sorry that's all i got...
I know that the ringtone and sms tones have to be about 30secs in length otherwise it wont play your tone that you set if its too long. Is their a way to extend it or get an app that lets you extend it? Just that some tones I have it chops of the last remaining parts of the chorus or something like that
If it's a full MP3, it'll play until your carrier send it to Voicemail.
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Archangel22 said:
I know that the ringtone and sms tones have to be about 30secs in length otherwise it wont play your tone that you set if its too long. Is their a way to extend it or get an app that lets you extend it? Just that some tones I have it chops of the last remaining parts of the chorus or something like that
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The standard among all carriers worldwide is 4 "standard rings" - and then the call is redirected to VM or forwarded to the # you set for CF. Many carriers allow for adjusting the amount of time before the call is transferred, but probably most of North American carriers don't since we have the lousiest GSM service in the world. Normally it is done with use of standard GSM codes, example: Cingular VM but call your carrier first and ask is it possible on their network.
If you don't have VM (or CF) then you may use longer ringtones on your phone and it won't be cut after first few "rings", but don't go for some few minutes long songs set as ringtone, because it still will be cut after certain amount of "rings". Your carrier's network will stop "ringing" you - sending incoming call notification to your handset - after at most 12-20 "rings" (depending on carrier's network settings).
I agree with MT4GS. I think my father had the option of picking how many rings it takes to get to voicemail when he was configuring his voicemail for the first time on Sprint.
But the ring time is definitely carrier specific. Your ringtone can be as long as you like, but if it takes only 30 seconds or so to get to voicemail, maybe consider chopping the mp3 down to size. Pick the part of the song that you want to hear
WARNING: setting your favorite song as your ringtone will almost certainly drive you to hate it after the first week.
Wow I didnt even know I had voicemail enabled or call diversion enabled. I checked my carrier they were both active so I switched them off, but I tested it and called myself it rings for 30secs then get the stupid message saying Im not available and the call ends. It wont keep ringing. Guess I cant change that part hahaha oh well chop the tones to 30secs I guess it is. Too bad sometimes Im away from my phone and miss it by the time I hear it in other parts of the office or house
Max ring time is 30 seconds before the call gets forwarded to voicemail. You can change the ring time via dial codes..
http://support.t-mobile.com/thread/4154
**61*<VOICEMAIL NUMBER>**<seconds>#