Comments on: Setting Up Helio’s Samsung Fin with Mac OS X (part 2: Creating ringtones) http://kelnishi.com/blog/20080615/news/helio-fin-ringtone-creation-with-imovie/ If you see it my way, it really makes sense. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:02:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Alecia http://kelnishi.com/blog/20080615/news/helio-fin-ringtone-creation-with-imovie/#comment-99 Alecia Sat, 16 Aug 2008 21:35:23 +0000 http://kelnishi.com/blog/?p=53#comment-99 that was awesome thanks a mill i that was awesome thanks a mill
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]]> By: kelvin http://kelnishi.com/blog/20080615/news/helio-fin-ringtone-creation-with-imovie/#comment-96 kelvin Sun, 10 Aug 2008 22:23:31 +0000 http://kelnishi.com/blog/?p=53#comment-96 If downloading and compiling libm3plame from source (for Audacity export) is your idea of easier, then yeah, I guess you don't need this tutorial. If you just want a ringtone with the software that came in the box, perhaps this is easier. Oh, and btw, this tutorial works for m4p protected AACs from iTunes unlike Audacity. If downloading and compiling libm3plame from source (for Audacity export) is your idea of easier, then yeah, I guess you don’t need this tutorial. If you just want a ringtone with the software that came in the box, perhaps this is easier.

Oh, and btw, this tutorial works for m4p protected AACs from iTunes unlike Audacity.

]]> By: kobuu http://kelnishi.com/blog/20080615/news/helio-fin-ringtone-creation-with-imovie/#comment-95 kobuu Sun, 10 Aug 2008 20:36:21 +0000 http://kelnishi.com/blog/?p=53#comment-95 an easier way to do this is simply to get Audacity for MAC. Using that program (freeware btw) you just open whatever mp3 you want for a ringtone. select the section of the song that you want (i'd say no more than 25 sec or so), go to file>export selection as mp3. save it somewhere you can find it! then, this sounds odd, but find the file and change the extension from mp3 to mid. DON'T WORRY!!! It's NOT going to become an MIDI file! click ok to the change. now, just email yourself that file. i use the Gmail in my hotbox on my fin so it's there in a couple of seconds. when you open the message click download, then action, and save as ringtone. it's now on your phone under the "bell rings" section of your rings. take a listen! full mp3 audio for free for any song on the planet!!! (these instructions are exactly the same for the Helio Ocean as well, only instead of changing the extension from mp3 to mid, it's mp3 -> mmf) an easier way to do this is simply to get Audacity for MAC. Using that program (freeware btw) you just open whatever mp3 you want for a ringtone. select the section of the song that you want (i’d say no more than 25 sec or so), go to file>export selection as mp3. save it somewhere you can find it! then, this sounds odd, but find the file and change the extension from mp3 to mid. DON’T WORRY!!! It’s NOT going to become an MIDI file! click ok to the change.

now, just email yourself that file. i use the Gmail in my hotbox on my fin so it’s there in a couple of seconds. when you open the message click download, then action, and save as ringtone. it’s now on your phone under the “bell rings” section of your rings. take a listen! full mp3 audio for free for any song on the planet!!!

(these instructions are exactly the same for the Helio Ocean as well, only instead of changing the extension from mp3 to mid, it’s mp3 -> mmf)

]]> By: Angel http://kelnishi.com/blog/20080615/news/helio-fin-ringtone-creation-with-imovie/#comment-77 Angel Mon, 16 Jun 2008 03:30:42 +0000 http://kelnishi.com/blog/?p=53#comment-77 That worked perfectly, thank you! Now my co-workers will stop complaining about my lame ringtones! That worked perfectly, thank you! Now my co-workers will stop complaining about my lame ringtones!

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